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Need for Speed Unbound review: Shifting into reverse

Too many cops, not enough cash, and a generic, lackluster story are among the reasons why Unbound isn't as big of a step forward for the series as it otherwise could have been.

Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit Remastered hands on: Reviving a remake

EA and Criterion are working together to bring one of 2010's most popular games to current-generation consoles and Nintendo Switch.

Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit Remastered revealed for launch in November 2020

Often considered a highlight of the series, Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit Remastered is bringing the 2010 racing game to new consoles in November.

New Need for Speed game in development at Criterion Games

Need for Speed Heat will be getting cross play in addition to news of a new Criterion Games-developed entry.

EA returns Need for Speed development to Criterion

After several years under the handling of Ghost Games, Need for Speed is being returned to Burnout studio Criterion Games.

Battlefield 5 post-launch road map targets March for Firestorm Battle Royale

Those looking forward to Battlefield's take on the battle royale genre will have to wait a little while.

Star Wars: Battlefront 2 Unleashes Its Imperial Story in Mid-November

The single-player campaign will focus on a TIE fighter commando hybrid as the main character, offering a look at the war from the opposite side.

Exploring Rogue One with Star Wars: Battlefront Scarif DLC & X-Wing VR Mission

As its final piece of DLC, Star Wars: Battlefront is jumping into Rogue One. Shacknews had a chance to check out the new content, as well as the new virtual reality X-Wing mission.

Need for Speed: Most Wanted comes out of the EA Origin On The House garage

The latest freebie for EA Origin's On The House is now available and that's good news for racing fans.

Criterion co-founders create new indie studio Three Fields Entertainment

Criterion Games co-founders Alex Ward and Fiona Sperry have moved on to their next gaming venture. Three months after departing from the studio they once helped create, Ward and Sperry have founded a new studio called Three Fields Entertainment.