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This article was published by Andrew Evans (@Famine) on May 27th, 2020 in the Gaming category.
It’s been developed by SMS. Just as a reminder for the band of Codemasters haters before they get here.
"Guess what the latest Need for Speed game is doing, and have a think about which Hollywood film they're copying," the CEO said. "And then I can tell you we have a six-year deal with that major Hollywood company that'll beat what Need for Speed is doing. For the next six years."
The graphics are probably the worst part. Everything looks washed out... Even The Grand Tour's game looked better.Graphics look mighty good - if we were still in the 90s and this was a launch title for the original Xbox.
Ian Bell is weird... At least Reiza is making good use of the Madness engine...
Well A) That's not hard given NFS is still trying to find its voice again (and has slowly made the effort to get there).As a reminder, Slightly Mad Studios signed a six-year deal to produce Fast & Furious games.
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Alexa, play the Curb Your Enthusiasm theme.
Yes, managed about 10 seconds hereCould not even make it till the end of the trailer.
That's why Tokyo Drift was the best Fast and Furious game.Hmm... It's gotta be more than just this kind of driving, right? I was hoping to see some street racing mixed in, at least.
I get this weird feeling that there's too much action. Looks like something I'd think is epic if I was...10. It's a bit cringy at first glance.
If only Genki made their FNF, I’d totally would play that and Eutechnyx’s version.That's why Tokyo Drift was the best Fast and Furious game.
Guys, 10 year old boys exist and it's perfectly fine to make games for them. Settle down.