Now, Underground is back in spirit, and I couldn’t be happier.
#Need speed 2015 series
Unfortunately, that series never made a return and we were treated to a mash-up of strange concepts and re-makes of old Need for Speed games. It was some of the most fun I’ve had with a game to build my cars up to the best they can be and race against the very best. Those games had everything car customization, product placement, cool music, drag racing, drifting, memorable characters. These were new experiences, but none were quite as special as the 2 Underground games that came in 20. I used to love chasing cars with my police sirens blaring. Hot Pursuit was a particular favourite of mine. I would then go on to rent every new Need for Speed game that came out. There were so many cars to choose from and places to drive it was fantastic. I remember going to the local game rental shop and getting Need for Speed II for the first time and how it seemed like the greatest thing to my 9-year-old self. I’ve been a big Need for Speed fan over the years.
All of those things seem to be changing now as Need for Speed is back in a big way. EA never seemed to go with what worked changing developers and the direction of the series so many times in the past. The series has truly been all over the place and has struggled with identity. Need for Speed: The Run even let players get out of their car for missions. Underground put a focal point on street racing and customization. Porsche Unleashed took players through the years in different Porsche cars. Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit, Undercover, Rivals, and Most Wanted focused on police chases. As the years went on, there were different types of Need for Speed games. ProStreet and the Shift games did as well. The series began in 1994 with The Need for Speed which focused on real simulation racing. Need for Speed, it’s one of the longest running racing game series in existence. Will this game be a resurgence for the franchise or should Need for Speed be parked in the garage? This time, it seems that they’ve drawn inspiration from the couple of Need for Speed Underground games from the early 2000s. "I'll happily pass on the message that a heads up about the delisting in stores is appreciated for any potential future cases," EA's Need for Speed community manager Max Myrus said in response on reddit.It’s been a couple years since the last game in the Need for Speed series and Ghost Games has had a lot of time to create something that fans of this series will thoroughly enjoy. In this case, fans were quick to express their disappointment that EA did not provide them with a heads-up that these Need for Speed games were being pulled from sale. While the five Need for Speed games that are set for the scrapheap are on the old side, their termination highlights the video game industry's ongoing struggle with preservation. Need for Speed games still on sale and online include Need for Speed Most Wanted (2012), Need for Speed Rivals, Need for Speed (2015), Need for Speed Payback, Need for Speed Heat and Need for Speed Hot Pursuit Remastered. "We hope you have gotten many victories, satisfying drifts, moments of friendly rivalry, and hours of joy over the last few years out of these games." "But the number of players has come to a point where it's no longer feasible to continue the work behind the scenes required to keep Need for Speed Carbon, Need for Speed Undercover, Need for Speed Shift, Need for Speed Shift 2: Unleashed and Need for Speed The Run up and running.
"The development teams and operational staff have put a lot of time and passion into the development, creation, release and upkeep of the game over the years, and we love to see you play.
"Decisions to retire games are never made easy, but we are now shifting gears to focus on the future of Need for Speed," EA said.
#Need speed 2015 Offline
But from 1st September onwards, you can play offline only. Until then, you can still play and race your friends online. EA said this move, which was announced and implemented on the same day, is in "preparation" for the "retirement" of the online services for these games, which is set for 31st August.
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