Need for Speed Unbound marks Criterion Games returns to racing as a primary developer - find out in our Need for Speed Unbound PS5 review to see if it's a glorious homecoming or a wretched return.

Electronic Arts and Criterion Games have dropped a new extended look at Need For Speed Unbound revealing more aspects of the game. In one of the longer videos they have released for the game, you ...

Need For Speed Unbound is due to hit PS5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC this December, bringing high-performance gaming with a flamboyant anime style. The game mergers cel-shaded NPCs with high-res 3D ...

Also departing is executive producer Pete Lake, who first joined Criterion back in 1996 as an artist. He leaves alongside senior technical director Andrei Shires, a 16-year Criterion veteran.

In 2020, Criterion took the franchise rights of NFS once again from Ghost Games after the great success of Need for Speed Heat in 2019, which sold 2.3 million units, generating gross revenues of ...

“Need for Speed: Unbound” isn’t a revolution. But what it does is finally deliver on the promise of Ghost Games’ past efforts. Criterion took all the great things of those games, fixed the ...

Need for Speed Unbound is set to release on PS5, Xbox Series X/S and PC later this year on December 2. Longtime developer Criterion Games also returns to the series following a ten-year absence.

Need for Speed, a mainstay racing series since 1994, again enters the circuit with Unbound from developer Criterion Games. NFS Unbound is Criterion Games' first time as main developer on the ...

The team released Need for Speed Unbound in 2022 and hasn’t said much about it since outside of acknowledging the series’ 30th anniversary.

0 Publisher Electronic Arts and developer Criterion Games have released a new gameplay video for Need for Speed Unbound showcasing the game’s driving effects. Get the latest details below.

Electronic Arts and Criterion Games announced that Need For Speed Unbound will be released in Early December for PC and consoles. The team has created a very different and visually interesting ...

Need for Speed and Burnout developer Criterion Games has been moved from EA Sports to the EA Entertainment, where it will assist on upcoming games in the Battlefield franchise. The move comes on ...