Posted By Matthew Herst | On 20th, Aug. 2015
Need for Speed
The classic racing franchise is rebooting itself after 20 years of street racing and hairpin drifts. Centered on authenticity and player customization, the new title, called simply Need for Speed, will deliver a more story-centric experience. Like most recent racing experiences, Need for Speed will take place in a massive open world, with plenty of places for players to drift, jump and roar down the open roads.
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