It might be a cliche at this point, but the game to dethrone Underground 2 was Most Wanted in 2005, and nearly 20 years after its release, there's yet to be a Need for Speed title that can take ...

Need for Speed figured that out a long time ago, blending arcade-style driving with car culture and underground attitude. But NFS isn’t the only one burning rubber in that lane.

Need for Speed fans are in for a long wait before getting behind the wheel of a new game from the series. Developer Criterion Games, which has handled EA's venerable racer for years, has now ...

The game promises extensive pre-release testing, involving studios like DICE and Criterion Games. Criterion's focus on Battlefield has paused Need for Speed development, with plans to innovate the ...

Compared to Need for Speed, this entry trades underground racing vibes for a detective noir atmosphere. The action is just as intense, though, with heart-pounding chases that feel like they belong ...

For a series that’s been burning rubber since the mid-90s, Need For Speed has been passed between developers more than a set of worn-out drift tires.