New Need for Speed Direct Feed Gameplay Footage Showcases Customization and More-February 2024

Feb 1, 2025 2:55 AM

　　YouTube users GTA Wise Guy, AR12Gaming and BlackPanthaa have posted several videos from Need for Speed, showcasing some extensive customization. Featuring over 50 minutes of gameplay in total, they look quite impressive indeed. You can check them out below:

Need for Speed introduces Five Ways to Play set in a world twice the size of Rivals

Speed, Style, Build, Crew, and Outlaw. Combine all five to create that perfect Need for Speed moment; driving insanely fast, sliding through a corner in your customized ride alongside your friends, whilst being chased by the cops. The roads are there for the taking and every inch of Ventura Bay is yours to own in this urban playground where the streets only come to life at night.

　　The latest Need for Speed features a world twice the size of Need for Speed Rivals, in which players will discover an open world environment that is full of life. Packed downtown streets, and sweeping valley roads where high-speed and long drifts are the norm.

　　Ventura Bay is home to five real world icons, and by building you reputation and earning their respect you're one step closer to becoming the ultimate icon.

　　The game will be released on November 3rd for Xbox One, PS4 and PC. We will bring you any new information on Need for Speed as soon as it becomes available.

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