With the recent news from EA that plans to make Re-re-reboot of NFS always online and with "accent on story" the red lights have lit early for this upcoming title.
While we still know next to nothing of how it will actually play, the previously mentioned concerns are already throwing people off the hype train. How can EA resolve some of this?
Here are seven retired racing game franchises that are overdue to make a comeback.
Still playing BLUR during lan sessions and having a blast, wouldn't mind ever getting a BLUR 2.
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Doing these Retro Runback pieces on GameCube games always makes me feel old. I mean, at this point, it’s been over 20 years since its release. So, it counts as retro — it just hurts to acknowledge it. This time around, it’s one of my favourite racing games of all time: Need for Speed Underground 2.
There may be racing games that have surpassed this one over the years, but I never had more fun with a racing game than I did with Underground 2.
underground 1 and 2 were the best racer games bk then
unfortunately we havent had any really good ones, that isnt mario kart, since.
Once the king of street racing games, has the Need for Speed franchise finally run out of gas?
Yes, but good news! Tokyo Xtreme racer is coming back! Early access release January 20th and full release later in the year.
The hours I've spent on TXR Zero back in the day. Literally played that game for about 3-4 YEARS.
Nfs has been giving us the same mechanics over and over again. They have recently been leaning more into street racing because of popular demand from the fans, but they aren't quite there yet.
I would suggest they simply remake the NFS underground series, and in 2005, most wanted and go from there after getting the baseline of what the fans want.
