After teasing a new image of the new Need for Speed game, EA is now preparing to announced the next entry in the Need for Speed franchise tomorrow. An image was attached on their official Facebook page, along with the words: “The Rivalry Begins. Learn More on May 23rd.” image can be view down below. … Read more
EA has released a teaser image for what might be a new Need for Speed game. The screen certainly looks tailored for next-gen consoles. Expect an E3 announcement for it. The game is bound to be in development for next-gen systems including the PS4. The developer of the game remains a mystery so far but … Read more
DICE has revealed the official boxart for Battlefield 4 on PlayStation 4. This might be how the PS4 boxarts will look. However, take this with a pinch of salt until Sony reveals the official cover design for the console. It does look great though, check it out below. The game releases in October this year. … Read more
EA senior director of corporate communications John Reseburg has confirmed today none of EA titles will include online pass program. EA is not the only company to use online passes – Other major company seem to follow the same strategies, such as Activision and Ubisoft. Without online pass, you can’t access online elements such as multiplayer. I’m sure gamers around … Read more
EA’s released four new screenshots of its upcoming shooter Battlefield 4. The game’s in development at DICE for PS3, XBox 360, next-gen consoles and PC. It’ll be releasing in October this year. This year’s Battlefield game promises to be the biggest ever produced by the studio. You can view the screens below.
EA has released a statement vaguely confirming the restructurings and lay-offs which have been rumored. EA is looking to restructure its organisational elements and prioritize the development energy towards fostering new technologies and innovations. In the statement released, the publisher said,“This has led to some difficult decisions to reduce the workforce in some locations. We are extremely … Read more
Criterion’s creative director Alex Ward has confirmed on his tweeter account earlier today the team has “moved on” from a remakes and reboots. Yesterday we reported the next Need for Speed title could be Need for Speed: Underground after an image logo of the game’s were sent to egmnow by an “anonymous source” it turn out to be a false statements. But an“unannounced racing title”is listed in LinkedIn under several Criterion … Read more