Sometimes, the developers at Criterion Games, the studio behind Burnout and an upcoming Need For Speed game, get together and have a game jam to get the creative juices flowing. For the first time ...

Alex Ward, vice president and creative director of Criterion Games, and Fiona Sperry, studio director, are both no longer working at the studio, Electronic Arts has confirmed to Polygon.

If you're into racing games whatsoever, you're almost definitely in love with Burnout, Criterion Games' fast-as-lightning franchise. Burnout Paradise hit stores just a few weeks ago and Criterion ...

Now, after dabbling with PC and Dreamcast platforms for some time, the company's Criterion Games division has delved headfirst into game development with promising titles such as Burnout and ...

More than any other, this game would become the reference point for future Burnout games, and it was so good that EA acquired Criterion. Burnout Revenge developed the formula with the introduction ...

We chose not to continue making NFS games. — Alex Ward (@AlexanderJWard) September 13, 2013 Criterion previously worked on the Burnout series. Its critical success with Burnout Paradise led to ...

Fuse Games is a new AAA development studio led by former Electronic Arts VP and Criterion Games General Manager, Matt Webster. With a collective heritage from Criterion Games, Fuse Games will ...

Another Burnout title could be in the works, Criterion Games has hinted. Creative director Alex Ward has told fans of the racing game series to "be patient" if they want to see a "decent Burnout ...

Criterion Games' Burnout franchise has now long been the king of arcade racing.Its tight controls and overwhelming sense of speed have catapulted it to the top of the genre, and few games have ...

Last year, five of Criterion’s veteran game developers ... More than replacing Project CARS, or even bringing back Burnout, Fuse Games hopefully has a new idea for racing games for 2023.

Burnout and Need for Speed developer Criterion Games has said "it is time to make something new" and that it is now moving away from racing games. In a series of Tweets, boss of the UK developer ...

Everyone knows about Burnout, Criterion Games' beloved, long-dormant collision-centered arcade racing franchise that EA has inexplicably left to gather dust since 2009. The series hit critical ...