Need for Speed Undercover

[absolute55]

John Riccitiello has unveiled the next Need for Speed game In an interview with gamesindustry.biz, Electronic Arts CEO John Riccitiello said that the title is in development from one of EA Vancouver's two NFS teams.

Need for Speed Undercover, as the game is titled, will have been in development for considerably longer than its predecessors by the time it's released later this year.

Riccitello explained that EA has decided to change the development cycle for the Need for Speed series and as a result, Need for Speed Undercover will see a 24-month development cycle

Riccitiello also revealed his disappointment on last year's Need for Speed ProStreet.Need for Speed Undercover will have a strong mission structure that Riccitiello has compared to the film, The Transporter.


summary

• longer development period than previous NfS games
• 2 Dev teams on a 24 month cycle
• focus on richer story
• taking cues from action movies (The Transporter is referenced)
• no platforms were confirmed at this time

Expect to hear much more on Need for Speed: Undercover over the coming months.

[Gamer001]

Pro street was not so good game infect it was worse then nfs one they try to make it a large it went so large that it suck in the end ! i hope this NFS will be the best, they got two team making it

[ThoMas321]

EA officially announced Need for Speed Undercover for the Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, PlayStation 2, PlayStation Portable, Wii, Nintendo DS, PC, and mobile devices for more information in this click here Need for Speed goes Undercover ....

[Jeffrey]

Need For Speed: Undercover mark the return of prosecution exciting with the police in a city completely open. The last part of the game Sporting mechanics will also contain a coating film interesting. This aspect should at least play a leading role on the gameplay with new missions and conduct more spectacular than ever. For more information, please feel free to read our first impressions. And until his release scheduled for the month of November, following a new series of images.