Electronic Arts published The Need for Speed, a 3DO game that would launch the racing genre's most successful franchise, at ...

The latest free game from EA is Criterion's last solo Need for Speed effort. 2012 racer Need for Speed: Most Wanted is free through Origin as part of EA's On The House promotion series.

While picking up Need for Speed Unbound without getting to try it much is probably a bad idea given the reception, having a chance to play for free and see if it’s your cup of tea is a smart move.

The creators have revealed that they're adding an online free roaming mode to the game sometime in 2018, echoing a feature from the 2015 Need for Speed release. You can technically roam around now ...

Need for Speed Payback hasn't enjoyed the most positive response since its November release, owing to a pretty far-reaching set of flaws that range from an iffy story to a questionable ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. Need for Speed Heat officially launches on November 8, but the racing game is playable right now for subscribers to EA Access and Origin Access on ...

Ghost Games and Electronic Arts have announced on Twitter that Need for Speed payback is getting a new game mode in 2018. This time it is not about racing but is actually a “free roaming mode”.

Electronics Arts' upcoming open-world racing game Need For Speed will need an online connection to play. The news was revealed today via the official Need For Speed Twitter account in response to ...

A new update for the PC version of Need For Speed: The Run goes live today ... it seems PC users are getting the following vehicles for free: ...

Here’s how it works. Need for Speed Payback fans have had their calls for an online free roam mode (belatedly) answered: it will be added to the game in 2018. Currently, the only time you can ...

Check out how we test and review games here The PC version of 2012 racer Need For Speed: Most Wanted is available to download for free on Origin for a limited time. The game is the latest to join ...

a.k.a. 2012’s Need for Speed: Most Wanted. It’s the latest offering from EA’s On the House program, where older games are offered for the low cost of free—provided you’re willing to sign ...