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SilverSlug4908d ago

Still playing Burnout Paradise.

saint_john_paul_ii4908d ago

Burnout Paradise is spellbinding game, its content is what makes you go back.

NFS: Hot Pursuit will be no different. Criteron has made a job well done, more than well done actually, amazing.

r1sh124908d ago

Agreed..
All in all its a great game, but I think 4 packs of DLC already is a little too many.
I think EA spoil these sorts of games by over producing DLC, I remember I saw so many DLC packs for the last one.
Why not just put all the cars into the game in the first place?
I understand its a business, but its a little unfair to expect everyone to pay for most of the DLC packs.

nix4908d ago

ah... geee.. i wonder why these cars weren't there in the first place. GT5 gave more than we needed and was blamed of putting in "extra cars".. but hey what do i know?

LiL T4908d ago

@ NIX
That kinda what I was thinking too. Makes you wonder doesn't it.

Hideo_Kojima4908d ago

EA GAMES: GT5 had too many free cars... they should have made them into 10 $10 DLC packages...

nix4908d ago

i think the new business trend is give access to the least content as you can when you launch and 'unlock' stage-wise as periodic DLC.

i think GT5 at least should have been applauded for giving us sooo much of content but man... everyone was bickering about how it looked and how it had 'too many' cars!

that's why i picked up GT5 instead of NFS... at least i know they were serious about making us happy. EA just wants our money. like literally. they announce DLCs as if they're doing some great favour to us or somethings. but hey.. what do i know?

jjohan354907d ago

EA is greedy as hell. Why not give more cars when you win various things in the game? Instead of offering them only with $$. Assholes. EA is no different than Activision, they demand money for any little thing.

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MaximusPrime4908d ago

i havent sold my burnout paradise purely because of "fun night" held by forumers on PS forums. it was great fun.

I got both GT5 and NFS HP. both a great game. I spent more time on GT5 and still at around 10%!. eek.

ian724908d ago (Edited 4908d ago )

I'm like you.
Still got Burnout Paradise, its a fantastic game with loads to do in it.
I got GT5 and NFS:HP, they are both great games and I play GT5 more. I'm level 13 on GT5 at moment, keep getting higher levels every day.
I don't agree with this DLC. It should have been on the disc, or free. EA seems to be loving taking our money on DLC this gen.

DirtyLary4908d ago

I'm not touching this till they add support for the logitech wheels.

I don't get it, the official wheel of the PS3 and there is no support.

monkpunk14908d ago

i completely agree, its stupid considering nfs shift has support! I was all set for buying this despite having GT5 alas no support no sale.

LiL T4908d ago (Edited 4908d ago )

So this game has standard and premium content but you you have to pay for the premium content. Intresting......

I do not have this game but is it like NFS SS, where you can unlock the premium cars later on in career mode?

StitchJones4908d ago

They are trying to make extra money on this way to quickly. They should have added this into the game out of the gate. Very greedy of them to be doing this. I'll pass just on general principal.

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Top 10 Best Need for Speed Games of All Time, Ranked

After nearly three decades of NFS games, here's a list of the best Need For Speed titles that have ever been released in the past years, ranked by The Nerd Stash.

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Looking Back to Two of Need for Speed's Best Games - Most Wanted and Hot Pursuit

Paul writes - "EA know a good thing when they see it, and for multiple years November was Need for Speed month. In a break from the usual routine, I'm going to be looking back at two games here, released in 2005 and 2010 respectively. The earlier game is Need for Speed: Most Wanted, which has the distinction of being one of the very best in the franchise. The second game comes from 2010, and is Need for Speed Hot Pursuit; which I'll talk about just as the Remastered version of the game has hit the stores."

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Retroman171d ago

Hotpursuit 2 was good as well.

The-Matrix-has-you171d ago (Edited 171d ago )

I completely adore this game! In fact its probably my favorite racing game. I recently dusted off my xbox 360 to play Most Wanted 2005. Still a great game, though I do not remember there being such horrible performance. Like massive frame-pacing issues. screen tearing, latency. If any game ever truly needed to be remastered, it this one for sure!

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The still-unannounced Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit remaster has been rated

A pulled retailer page previously listed a November release date.

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boing11324d ago

Uuuu, I loved this one. I want it.

LucasRuinedChildhood1324d ago

No NFS released since Hot Pursuit (2010) has came close. The Ghost Games NFS games were just dreadful (to me they were anyway, 2015 was okay I suppose). Would love to replay this and I hope it has an update for next-gen as well.

DarkZane1324d ago (Edited 1324d ago )

I loved Most Wanted as well (on PS3, I think it released in 2012). After that, it has gone downhill, but the latest games are slowly coming back up. I loved NFS Heat, but it needs to get better before it comes back to same level as NFS Hot Pursuit and Most Wanted.

Then again, NFS Hot Pursuit and Most Wanted were likely better because they were from Criterion (in fact, those were the last 2 games from criterion in nfs series).

LucasRuinedChildhood1324d ago

@DarkZane
complete agree. Most Wanted was good fun as well.

boing11323d ago

Yeah, Criterion has made two best NFS games in my opinion.

georeo1324d ago

Oh yes! They cops vs the drivers online was a blast.

LucasRuinedChildhood1324d ago

Better be 60FPS unlike the original console ports.

Sgt_Slaughter1324d ago

I would be excited but NFS is basically dead in the water at this point, a shell of its former self.