News translation (not mine):
“After the success of The Run, we realized that it was necessary to return to the topic of street racing that was “boring” to the players. We are not talking about a new sub-series of Need For Speed, but about a continuation of the already existing Underground. We don’t know what specific game the game will be – we only know that our colleagues from Canada will take on the development. We will try to publish more information on the development of a continuation of the Underground series, stay tuned!».
Question #1: Why not “failure” Most Wanted 2012»?
Question #2: Who were they talking about?? ABOUT EA Canada(in general) or about EA Blackbox(in particular)?
And the interesting thing https://bigazartcasino.co.uk/login/ is that after 10 minutes of the news life, it simply disappeared! Whether this was EA trolling, or serious thoughts about continuing the series is not known. EA is silent.
The news has already spread across the network, and many may have already heard about it.
Without proof, unfortunately, because where would it come from??
Need for Speed: Underground
Need for Speed: The Run
Need for Speed: Most Wanted (2012)
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Ahahahahaha.
On the subject: after the not very successful Bridge Vanted there is no faith or hope that Underground 3 will be a good game.
This, by the way, is an interesting reason to show off. After the original NFSMW, I really missed various tuning and styling, it’s always nice to win a race on a self-assembled/pumped car. If we made 9000 custom components, a huge fleet of vehicles, incredibly aggressive cops and some kind of plot with a couple of cut scenes – I wouldn’t mind even 1000 rubles. And everything that has been done so far in this series deserves to be downloaded from torrents, chase for 10 minutes, make sure that the sad Mr. and leave. What kind of 800 rubles are there, it’s a pity for hundreds.
Street racing is a huge space for all sorts of crazy races and chases.
And it’s completely unclear why the hell cars designed for drag/drift drive the same as regular ones?
Eh, I wonder if they will ever realize that money is made not by a loud brand, but by interesting gaming features? *rhetorical question*