With all of the buzz coming out of E3 surrounding the cinematic, QTE-heavy portions of Need For Speed: The Run, it may have been easy for some of us to forget that the game is, first and foremost, a ...

Of dildo bats and played-out tropes, The HotSpot crew tackles Saints Row: The Third and Need for Speed: The Run. Get ready for a road trip in this Need for Speed: The Run video review. We go for a ...

EA release the first gameplay trailer of NFS: The Run showing the cars of the LE pack For breaking news and live news updates, like us on Facebook or follow us on Twitter and Instagram. Read more on ...

Blockbuster talent, a blockbuster franchise and a blockbuster-style storyline should all make for a blockbuster game, correct? Well, yes, but unfortunately while Need For Speed: The Run does have all ...

When first loading up Need for Speed: The Run, I thought to myself that there probably wasn’t much other than the story. And to be completely honest, my thrill and love for Need for Speed faded into ...

First it was Battlefield 3, now it’s Need For Speed: The Run. Both the games are of a different genre. One is action while the other is racing. The only common aspect in both the game is the Frostbite ...

Over the years, the Need For Speed series has undergone many changes from things as simple as its general aesthetic to the core gameplay. While some may look down on this, it's still great to see them ...

EA have released another new gameplay trailer from Need for Speed: The Run, the open road arcade racing game in the works at EA's Black Box Vancouver-based studio and notably utilising Battlefield 3's ...

This trailer for Need for Speed: The Run showcases the dangers you'll face when you hit Chicago in the coast-to-coast race. Need for Speed: The Run gameplay from the GameSpot Live stage show on the E3 ...

A few months back, the first news of Electronic Arts’ next ‘Need for Speed’ title surfaced on to the internet with a teaser video. Called NFS: The Run, the title puts the gamer in the shoes of a ...

For years, Need For Speed was the games industry's equivalent of Justin Bieber – insanely popular despite lacking any discernible merit beyond an obscenely huge marketing budget. Then Electronic Arts ...