Need For Speed

Need for Speed are the most successful video game franchise in the world, video games in the hands of Electronic Arts is tempting racing gamers who want to have the guts to high-speed, in addition to the Need for Speed also has features such as modifications to the car.

The Need for Speed - August 31, 1994

Platform: PC, PS1

Developer: Pioneer Studios

Released in Japan as Road & Track Presents: Over Drivin 'in the form 3DO. Developed by Electronic Arts Canada and published by Electronic Arts. This is the first series of Need for Speed.

Need for Speed II - April 30, 1997

Platform: PC, PS1

Developer: Pioneer Studios

Released in Japan in 1997 as Over Drivin 'II. The feature of this series is to show exotic cars and can modify the car. Can be played by 2 to 8 players connected by LAN.

Need for Speed: V-Rally - November 4, 1997

Need for Speed III: Hot Pursuit - September 27, 1998

Platform: PC, PS1

Developer: EA Canada / EA Seattle

Released in Japan in 1998 as Over Drivin 'III: Hot Pursuit. Police Pursuit as a major part in this series. Tracks from this series are mostly located in North America. 8 players can be played by using the network Internet.

Need for Speed: High Stakes - March 24, 1999

Platform: PC, PS1

Developer: EA Canada

Released in Brazil and Europe as Need for Speed: Road Challenge and in Japan as Over Drivin 'IV. Trajectory located in Western Europe and North America. The first series to show the damage to the car and Career Mode that can earn money to buy, modify, and improve the car.

Need for Speed: V-Rally 2 - November 16, 1999

Need for Speed: Porsche Unleashed - March 24, 2000

Platform: PC, PS1, GBA

Developer: EA Canada / Eden Games

Released in Europe as Need for Speed: Porsche 2000 and in German and Latin America as Need for Speed: Porsche. This series show only Porsches Edition 1950 to 2000. The series was not released in Japan as the previous edition. Tracks this series lies in Europe.

Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit 2 - September 30, 2002

Platform: PC, PS2, Xbox, NGC

Developer: EA Black Box

This is the first Need for Speed to Sixth Generation of Consoles. And also a sequel of the Need for Speed III: Hot Pursuit. Players can become a police officer to arrest the illegal racers. In 2002, the game was awarded as Console Racing Game of the Yeardi 6th Annual Interactive Achievement Awards. This game also was not released in Japan.

Need for Speed Underground - November 17, 2003

Platform: PC, PS2, Xbox, NGC, NDS, GBA

Developer: EA Black Box

This is the first series that was released in Japan after 1999. Need for Speed: Underground has perfect features and have storylines in Career Mode. All races take place at night. This game sold 15 million copies worldwide.

Need for Speed Underground 2 - November 9, 2004

Platform: PC, PS2, Xbox, NGC, PSP, NDS, GBA

Developer: EA Black Box

This game is a cross-platform Racing Video Game. One popular game in the NFS and sold 4 million copies in the world. Modifying cars is a major part in this series. This series also incorporate SUV cars. Brooke Burke became the voice of Rachel Teller, the person who guides the way to play.

Need for Speed Underground: Rivals - March 14, 2005 (PSP)

Need for Speed: Most Wanted - November 11, 2005

Portable: PC, X360, PS2, Xbox, NGC, Mobile, PSP, NDS, GBA

Developer: EA Canada

Need for Speed first to be played on mobile phones. Has several options debris owned Need for Speed: Underground 2. Tell about defeating Blacklist 15 in Rockport City.

Need for Speed: Carbon - October 31, 2006

Platform: PC, PS3, X360, Wii, PS2, Xbox, NGC, Mobile, PSP, NDS GBA

Developer: EA Black Box

The sequel to Need for Speed: Most Wanted. The first game to get a PEGI Rating of 12+. Has a different storyline and features a Partner controlled by AI.

Need for Speed: Carbon - Own the City - October 31, 2006 (PSP)

Need for Speed: ProStreet - November 13, 2007

Platform: PC, PS3, X360, Wii, PS2, Mobile, PSP, NDS

Developer: EA Black Box

NFS first to hold a competition in official races. Has many kinds of races and stories in the competition.

Need for Speed: Undercover - November 17, 2008

Need for Speed: Shift - September 15, 2009

Platform: PC, PS3, X360, iOS, Mobile, PSP

Developer: Slightly Mad Studios

This game is focused on the race simulation, unlike the previous series. 4 million copies sold.

Need for Speed: Most Wanted 5-1-0 - September 30, 2009 (PSP)

Need for Speed Nitro - November 2, 2009

Platform: Wii, NDS

Developer: EA Montreal

The first NFS only uses the Wii and NDS platform.

Need for Speed World - July 27, 2010

Platform: PC

Developer: EA Black Box

NFS to 15 can only be played on a PC. This is a premium MMORG in the NFS series and have a map similar to NFS: C and NFS: MW.

Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit - November 16, 2010

Platform: PC, PS3, X360, Wii, iOS, Mobile

Developer: Criterion Games / Dice

NFS tells Seacrest County in an area that can be solved multiple players with different kinds of races. Players also complete the game in a way Online. This game get the Best Racing Game in the 2010 Game Critics Awards. And also get the Best Driving Game at Spike's 2010 Video Game Awards. As well as winning the BAFTA Award for Autolog multiplayer component.

Shift 2: Unleashed - March 25, 2011

Platform: PC, PS3, X360, iOS

Developer: Slightly Mad Studios

A sequel to Need for Speed: Shift. Has more than 145 cars from 37 manufacturers and has more than 36 tracks. Can be solved by Online.

Need for Speed: The Run - November 15, 2011

Platform: PC, PS3, X360, Wii, Mobile, 3DS

Developer: EA Black Box

The first NFS that can be played on the 3DS. Description of the game are "illicit, high-stakes race across the country. The only way to get your life back is to be the first from San Francisco to New York. No speed limits. No rules. No allies. All you have are your driving skills and sheer determination ". Need for Speed: The Run is the latest game from EA Black Box.

Need for Speed: Most Wanted (Reboot) - October 30, 2012

Platform: PC, PS3, X360, iOS, PS Vita

Developer: Criterion Games

The first game was made after EA Black Box is taken over by Criterion Games. With the open-world gameplay, there are 10 Blacklist to be defeated and no story to the game.

Need for Speed Rivals - November 15, 2013

Platform: PC, PS3, PS4, X360, and Xbox One

Developer: Ghost Games and Criterion Games

The first games were held by two developers that Criterion Games and Ghost Game. With open-world gameplay, this game is made with the latest game engine from EA that is Frostbite 3, previously used by Battlefield 4

Need for Speed - November 3, 2015

Platform: PC, PS4, and Xbox One

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