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Need for Speed delayed for a year as EA shifts gears to aid Battlefield

Need for Speed delayed for a year as EA shifts gears to aid Battlefield

Posted on March 1, 2021August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Electronic Arts fans probably figured they’d be overwhelmed with racing games following the acquisition of famed British studio Codemasters, but they didn’t probably bank on Need for Speed falling by the wayside.

EA has confirmed the first version of the famed NfS franchise for next-gen consoles is being delayed for an entire year. The studio behind the game, Criterion Games, has been enlisted to assist EA DICE on the new Battlefield game set to land on PS5 and Xbox Series X/S next year.
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