The next Need for Speed game could revive or kill the fabled franchise. Here's everything it needs to fix before it's game over.

Need for Speed Heat is a new racing game with fun street races and arcade-style drifting, but selling off old cars can be a little complicated.

Titled Need for Speed Unbound, Criterion's long-awaited return to the racing scene will utilize new-gen consoles and the Frostbite Engine to deliver 4K 60fps visuals in a free-roaming open world ...

While Need for Speed Underground obviously looks great, the game's sense of style isn't just confined to the in-game graphics. The various menus in the game are laid out nicely.

Need for Speed (2015) was a weird game; for all the things it did exceptionally well, it did two that ruined the experience. The graphics of the game were jaw-dropping, and even nearly ten years ...

Speaking of difficulty, Need for Speed Unbound is easily one of the most challenging games in the entire series. The strict calendar system forces day-to-day event management and greatly punishes ...

Q&A: EA VP Keith Munro explains 15-year-old racing series' long and winding road to sales mega-milestone; latest installment posts decent Sept. showing in US; Need for Speed World Online due Q4 2010.

5 Need for Speed: The Run A Cross-Country Thriller Need for Speed: The Run Racing Released November 15, 2011 Developer (s) EA ...

Need for Speed's recent purple patch ends in the mixed influences of this flat and awkward reboot. 21 years on from the series' debut on Panasonic's 3DO, billing this latest Need for Speed as a ...

In Need for Speed: No Limits, you’ll be competing in countless underground street races on your journey to be the best street racer there ever was. At least, I think so.

Need for Speed Payback restricted cop chases to specific Runner events and cinematic set pieces. Heat, meanwhile, makes the law an ongoing threat to your racing crown.