EA Electronic Arts EA announced that it released Need For Speed: Unbound, which is the latest expansion of its racing franchise, Need For Speed (NFS), in collaboration with Criterion Games.

Electronic Arts has reportedly put its long-running Need for Speed franchise on indefinite hiatus, according to claims from industry insiders and contributors to the EA-funded car culture website ...

EA has confirmed the end of support for Need for Speed Unbound just over two years after the game came out as its developer goes all in on the next Battlefield. UK studio Criterion Games, best ...

The team released Need for Speed Unbound in 2022 and hasn’t said much about it since outside of acknowledging the series’ 30th anniversary.

EA's plans for Need For Speed seem to have been put in hold but Forza Horizon 5 has proven there's still a strong appetite for racing games.

Need for Speed Unbound released in 2022, and at time of writing it’s the beginning of 2025, and as far as we know Criterion has barely even started working on the next entry in the series.

Need for Speed developer Criterion Games was among the four teams listed, which didn’t come as a huge surprise, as the studio has predominantly focused on Battlefield since September 2023.

Need for Speed Unbound released in 2022, and it now seems set to break precedent. Criterion was the last studio assigned to the franchise, and last 2023, we reported job openings hinted that they ...

Need For Speed Unbound's aim isn't to do "everything" the series ever has, but to "build up this real core" for the future, Criterion creative director says.