Electronic Arts brings it all together Interview Diagonally Polygon The next game of the Need for Speed series confirms that it has been postponed for a year. In fact, racing games created by scale games (We reported), Will be launched by March 2021.
The reason for the postponement is that the criterion is involved in the development of games Battlefield 6 Working at Need for Speed should be discontinued. Following the support of the DICE, the NfS program is about to be relaunched. The criterion has helped Dice many times in the past Star Wars Battlefront (2015), Star Wars Battlefront 2 (2017) and Battlefield 5 (Firestorm Mode / Battle Royale). However, with the Codemasters’ F1 2021, this year a racing game will be played at E.A. Likely to publish.
E.A. The last announcement for investors from the top floor is that both Battlefield 6 (work title) and Need for Speed (job title) should be released by the end of March 2022. In the interview, Laura Mail (Chief Studios Officer) insists that Battlefield 6 will be very beautiful and have a lot of capabilities, but the Home Office Terms team (Dice) will “easily get out”. Battlefield 6 has not yet been officially announced, but it has been mentioned several times by board rooms at investor conferences.
Electronic arts are said to have changed several times in the last few days (some not confirmed). After the final conclusion of the anthem (details) And not yet officially confirmed, but most likely, the removal of all multiplayer features from Dragon Age 4 (details) The publisher pulled the plugin under the project code name Kia, which has been in the EA for six years.details).
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