Need for Speed™

‪Electronic Arts‬

TEEN

Language, Mild Violence

Online Interactions Not Rated by the ESRB

Become an icon of urban car culture in Need for Speed™, Race in and explore a huge nocturnal open world, express your style with authentic car customization and become immersed in a story staring real world legends like Magnus Walker and Ken Block. Need For Speed is an online game. An Internet connection speed of 192 Kbps or higher is required.

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Need for Speed™

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Xbox One

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Xbox Live online multiplayer (2-8)

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Become the ultimate icon of today’s urban car culture in Need for Speed™, featuring Five Ways to Play and a huge open world to race and explore from dusk ‘till dawn. • FIVE WAYS TO PLAY – Earn reputation and master all Five Ways to Play - Speed, Style, Build, Crew and Outlaw - to win your own way. • RICH, AUTHENTIC CUSTOMIZATION – Customize your car and express your style with extensive visual modifications, performance upgrades and handling tuned to your specification. • REAL WORLD ICONS - Get inspired by the icons of today's urban car scene - Magnus Walker, Ken Block, Nakai-San, Risky Devil and Morohoshi-San. Need for Speed… Tonight We Ride. Need For Speed is an online game. An Internet connection speed of 192 Kbps or higher is required.

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Published by

Electronic Arts

Developed by

Ghost Games

Release date

11/3/2015

Approximate size

20.15 GB

Age rating

For ages 13 and up

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$4.49

Installation

Install on your home Xbox One console plus have access when you’re connected to your Microsoft account.

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Reviewed ByTheDriftingStig

Xbox

11/22/2016

Review title of TheDriftingStigIt's Starting to Look Like the Old NFS

When I think of Need for Speed, I think of ridiculous customization and arcade style driving. I think this game was good and I did like the story a lot, but the vehicle physics were too bad to the point where you'd slightly turn your car and the back end would literally slide out for you; this game's physics engine was way too arcade-like. I did enjoy the car customization but I have seen a lot more in the past from NFS (neon lights, trunk customization, and how doors open in NFS Underground 2 and Autosculpt in NFS Carbon). I'm wondering if the developers are going to bring those back in future games to make it seem amazing and new, although I wouldn't be surprised. My favorite NFS is Carbon, simply because the amount of exterior modification was unreal. Carbon also had the best police chases in my opinion and they were fun if you just wanted to drive around and cause trouble for hours. Please bring back the old NFS and better driving physics!

183 out of 202 people found this helpful.

Reviewed ByTheFapman96

Xbox

12/28/2016

Review title of TheFapman96A Decent Return

I love the older NFS games like most people. And in my honest opinion, it's alright for what it offers. Yes the handling is very awkward, but I've realized that this game is all about tuning your cars as you upgrade them. Basically if you're going for pure drifting (which is what the majority of this game seems to focus on) than you must go for a drift style build. And another thing is that I've always played the older games in automatic. But here, auto seems to be like a sin because it slows you so bad especially in drifting. So manual is a must use. And the car selecion isn't too bad #SkylineMasterRace. But overall, this is a pretty decent start to coming back to the roots of what made NFS so popular before. On a personal note though it's really nice to see EA and Ghost take 2016 off from making the next game. So major props to both. If you're interested in trying the game I recommend either you get the EA Access 1 month or find a good rental (same thing anyway kinda)

222 out of 249 people found this helpful.

Reviewed BySharpieDragon70

Xbox

7/16/2017

Review title of SharpieDragon70Alright

The game overall plays alright, DEFINITELY takes some getting used to. However... The traffic A.I is far from even ok, the racers seem very miixed in capabilities some drive like actual people, some like they're in bloody Mad Max, others seem like they're taking the driving test for the first time. I do love the fact that even the slowest cars in the game can be made into pure bred race cars, I literally have just been using the Fox Body Mustang. My game as of currently somehow uninstalled itself and I cannot even re-install it... Sucks.... Overall the game is decent not ground breaking, but if your into street racing this plays better than the crew... I am very mad that NFS is having these issues...

71 out of 81 people found this helpful.

Reviewed ByZUSE000130804

Xbox

11/12/2016

Review title of ZUSE000130804ITs Back

I Love the game Need for Speed saved it with the customization dang near everything you find in stores. MY FALTS are were are the classics. Dodge charger and challenger Shelby and others the Nissan 370z is missing. Subaru s i mean the game is amazeing but alot of the cars we grew up loving are simply not here, I would add all the cars from previous Need For Speed games to include trucks,SUVs,Classics and more hot rods. UNDERGLOW AND DYNO TESTING bassicly Remake NEED FOR SPEED UNDERGROUND 2

180 out of 223 people found this helpful.

Reviewed ByASAJ VENTRESS

Xbox

3/9/2018

Review title of ASAJ VENTRESSThe honest truth what you should know

So for the good the graphics are great cars and surroundings do look good the car handling is decent not to realistic and not to arcade like. customization is good but not as in depth as older nfs games its geared more for performance than show albiet you can still do both. As far as the bad and you can consider these personal opinions, the map sucks, you can clearly tell by the skyline its L.A but all you really get are empty interstates that go in circles and streets that keep you on the outskirts of town on roads they made up, you cant drive through the city center all streets lead around it. cops suck their a non factor..its always nighttime and the streets are always wet, that or its just raining. those reasons and the lack of traffic makes the game static and empty just keep racing or youll get bored quick. you will be slow at the beginning. the starter cars are slow(90s honda type R,brz/toyota 86, foxbody mustang) the cutscenes are cringeworthy and lame and you cant skip them

26 out of 32 people found this helpful.

Reviewed ByOrangeGrn Troll

Xbox

3/24/2017

Review title of OrangeGrn TrollBEST DRIFT GAME YET!

When i first picked it up back at launch,i fell in love with the game,and thought i was a master in the begining allmost untouchable,a lil ways in it got hard,real hard,i couldnt catch that drift,so i took a break for a while,came back and all these updates made the game 100% better,i had fallen in love again,got 20 achievements in 10 days on off play,with moderate difficaulty,and the more harder ones to boot,all in all love the game,its awesomely fantastic,i shall play it for many more days,sad to hear about no more updates,the only 2 things i wish is that,is that time progression time of day and weather was a feature that was constantly changing to show time lapse,and different racing conditions,also a bigger more lengthier soundtrack,current songs are off the hook,but need more!also the abilaty to turn off music completely 4 those late night runs & engine roars would B awesome,& last more garage slots,@ launch 5 now 10,need 2 colect all,but overall seriously impressed with D game!

47 out of 61 people found this helpful.

Reviewed ByCynicalDark

Xbox

7/13/2020

Review title of CynicalDarkTHE AI CHEATS

the computer is unfair and uneven in challenge, do not waste your time and money the harder races are just that, hard. Its a game that should be fun but becomes a wreck

106 out of 145 people found this helpful.

Reviewed ByUnknown

Xbox

6/25/2017

Review title of UnknownAlmost there.

This is the closest Need for Speed has come to making a great game in years. If it were not for all of the DRIFTING requirements. Stay together with A.I. that drive 30 miles an hour and then burn off on you. I just want to RACE. Not try to score imaginary points based on how long I can skid sideways. Customization is back and pretty good. I still want ground effect lights though. You can finally run from the cops with other people. But the drifting screws it all up. And now they are making a new game. Looks like mad max. I don't think they will never make a great game again. Its a shame they continue to put this crap out year after year but Lionhead was shut down.

118 out of 163 people found this helpful.

Reviewed ByItsWhitey92

Xbox

12/21/2016

Review title of ItsWhitey92It's OK

The game is OK. It needed an offline mode, better AI, and most of the achievements are too easy to get. Also, this game has an awful selection of cars. They did release a Hotrod update with two or three vehicles, but nothing I'd really want in a racing game. It is really missing a variety. If you want a quick way to boost your Gamerscore, get it. If you want an enjoyable racing game, don't bother.

67 out of 92 people found this helpful.

Reviewed Byhogdogintbagger

Xbox

3/20/2018

Review title of hogdogintbaggerI played this game every day for 2 and a half months.

There were 3 things that annoyed me about this game, other than those 3 things the game was excellent. 1. This game needed to provide the option to play the story offline. way to many nights of bad connection to servers. The genuis who came up with that idea is probably the genuis of my next 2 complaints. 2. Annoying constant wet roads, reminded me way to much of under cover back in the day. one of NFS worst games in my mind. 3. This game needed the addition of some daytime driving as well. Comparing this game to payback. Both games are alot of fun, the drivig is aboout the same. NFS 15 has way better characters and story than PAY BACK. Silver Rock in Pay Back is more beautiful and fun to drive in. NFS 15 has way better customization options. Both games have a decent amount of cars. but both lack some essential muscle and time piece exotics that should be in every top tier game. NFS 15 is the game for a truer gear head. But both are equally fun.

17 out of 21 people found this helpful.

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