Criterion Games is back at the Need for Speed steering wheel
EA confirmed that the development of the future of speed fields will be returned to the previous development team behind the series, Criterion Software, taking over from the current Ghost Games developer. The speed of speed is in the hands of the Ghost Games of Gothenburg, in Sweden, since 2013. Engrain: rivals , and the studio has supervised the development of the franchise through its restart in 2015, recourse and last year chant. All games received fairly warm receptions from fans and critics, and EA admitted that this decision had been made due to problems to attract studio talents. Criterion, which created the burnout franchise and the render ware engine widely used in the PS2 game generation, have developed the two previous games to those produced by Ghost Games: Course 2 from 2010 and The more sought after since 2012. With the Studio based in Guilford, just outside London, the ability to attract talents is less a problem for the studio. Criterion was initially divided to...