^^^ I'm glad they moved on and made Payback, it's a much better and bigger game.
NFS 2015 was a demo, nothing more. It was a AAA title in terms of graphics, but there wasn't much substance to the game at all. Payback is so much larger and more complex there's barely any comparison between the two. Ghost supported 2015 longer than I expected them to, and longer than what was really warranted given their ambitions to make Payback. Payback is a worthy game to pour more support into, whereas 2015 was not. Don't get me wrong, I liked 2015 a lot more than most people, but in hindsight, there just wasn't much to it. It was a pretty game, but no story, very few activities, a limited car roster, and basic features missing from the get-go. Most of the "support" offered were things that should've been included from the start, like manual transmissions for example.