Those responsible for Burnout and Black return to the speed franchise and are in charge of the latest update for the current installment, NFS Heat.
Electronic Arts aims to recover the greatness of past installments of the Need for Speed saga by relying on the team that gave some of its best deliveries in the past, Criterion Games. This has been reported through the official EA blog, confirming the creators of Burnout or Black as responsible for the next Need for Speed, still untitled, in addition to announcing the latest update for this installment, Need for Speed Heat, by the one that they themselves have ordered.
His last installment was Need for Speed Most Wanted
Thus, Criterion Games returns to one of its most representative sagas, Need for Speed, of which its last work was Need for Speed Most Wanted in 2012, to then go on to work on Star Wars and Battlefield. Now, EA is relying on them again to try to regain the best driving sensations in a new NFS, yet to be announced.
And it is that the latest installments by Ghost Games have not finished working as EA would expect, as is the case of Need for Speed Heat, a title that Criterion has been in charge of developing its latest update, launching tomorrow its new and last patch.
Thus, among the main novelties for Need for Speed Heat are cross-platform gaming such as PC, PS4 and Xbox One, on PC both through Steam and Origin; Of course, it is an option that can be disabled at the discretion of the player.
On the other hand, Need for Speed Heat will arrive at EA Access from June 16, also having cross-platform play. Finally, its managers summon us to EA Play 2020 on June 18 to learn more news about the saga, most likely, with the new Criterion Games as the main protagonist.
