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| NFS C: Mobile-Version available in the UK |
Tuesday, 24.10.2006 |
 Most of us are desperately waiting for the release and demo of the game, and in the UK the mobile-version of Need for Speed Carbon is already availble for customers of O2!
Developed by Electronic Arts, Need for Speed™ Carbon challenges players to the ultimate adrenaline-filled test of driving skill both on the street and on treacherous canyon roads. Providing an extra dimension to mobile gaming, Need for Speed™ Carbon is available in both 2D and 3D, making the extreme racing and steep canyon drops even more realistic. Drivers can also race against their friends by selecting a multiplayer mode, letting players experience the thrill of the chase against someone they know.
Antony Douglas, Head of O2 Games, comments, “Mobile gaming is rapidly becoming more sophisticated, catching up with traditional methods of gameplay by offering more and more content which was previously only available on platforms such as the PC, Xbox® or PlayStation®2. With the launch of Need for Speed™ Carbon on the mobile, O2 is ensuring that gamers’ overall mobile gaming experience is as exhilarating and stimulating as possible, with the added advantage of offering the excitement of the game wherever, whenever.”
Downloading Need for Speed™ Carbon from the O2 Games arcade is easy. Simply connect to O2 Active on your O2 mobile phone* and choose the Games Arcade option. O2 states that the game costs a one off £5 and this will appear on your bill or will be deducted from your pre-pay credit. Need for Speed™ Carbon will also be available through the EA games section of the i-mode® service from O2. The O2 Games Arcade is updated weekly so there’s always something new to try for all tastes. For more information log on to www.o2.co.uk/games.
O2 Gaming Mondays
O2 games fans can also enjoy mobile entertainment as part of O2’s Long Weekend proposition. On any Monday in December, O2 will be offering gamers a free mobile game** to download from a choice of four great EA titles – including Need for Speed™ Carbon. The other EA games are The Sims™ 2, Tetris ® and EA SPORTS™ FIFA 06 and they are available to all Pay Monthly & Pay & Go customers on both i-mode and O2 Active. In order to get the free game, customers just need to call 2112 from their O2 mobile and the link will be sent directly to their handset.
*If you don't have O2 Active on your phone, txt Active to 2020 or visit www.o2.co.uk to download the settings to your phone. Standard browsing charges apply.
'i-mode' and the 'i-mode' logo are trade marks or registered trade marks of NTT DoCoMo Inc. in Japan and other countries
** Offer is limited to one free game per customer under this promotion
'i-mode' and the 'i-mode' logo are trade marks or registered trade marks of NTT DoCoMo Inc. in Japan and other countries
** Offer is limited to one free game per customer under this promotion
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| NFS C: Emmanuelle and Dean McKenzie Video Interview |
Monday, 23.10.2006 |
The german onlinemagazine Gameswelt - our hosting provider - published two new videos of Need for Speed Carbon: Interviews with Emmanuelle Vaugier and Dean McKenzie who plays Sgt. Cross.
Download here:
(Thanks to Renifer for the info.)
 Download Movies @ Gameswelt
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| NFS C: Website Relaunch |
Saturday, 21.10.2006 |
The official website of Need for Speed Carbon has been relaunched and offers some new content. So you can listen to the soundtrack, try Autosculpt and much more.
After the release there will be more functions, like a Showroom.
Just take a look yourself:
Official website of Need for Speed Carbon
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| NFS C: Hands-On and Videos @ IGN |
Saturday, 21.10.2006 |
The onlinemagazine IGN published a Hands-On of the PS3-Version of Need for Speed Carbon.
While we've already written tons and tons on the game's basics, when we'd seen the game up and running on the PlayStation 3 previously it was in early form and honestly looked it. Today though, we got a chance to see the nearly finished build and it now looks to easily be on par with the Xbox 360 version.
And they also published 4 new videos:
(Thanks to Renifer for the info.)
NFS Carbon Hands-On @ IGN
NFS Carbon Videos @ IGN
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| NFS C: Evade Cops Trailer |
Friday, 20.10.2006 |
Gamershell published a new Need for Speed Carbon video, which shows a spectacular police pursuit. The trailer has a length of 1 minute and 40 seconds and has more than 100 MB because of its HD-resolution.
Download here:
Download Evade Cops Trailer @ Gamershell
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| NFS C: Pictures of the Cars here online |
Thursday, 19.10.2006 |
As we reported here, the onlinemagazine Xbox-Front published pictures of the cars in Need for Speed Carbon.
Unfortunately the website is offline, so - thanks to the community member LEAX - we could upload these pictures here on our server:
NFS C: Screenshots / Cars
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| NFS C: New Video |
Thursday, 19.10.2006 |
We have a new video of Need for Speed Carbon, which shows the different types of your crew members. But as it seems it's just compositioned together from older trailers.
However, Download here:
NFS C: Movies
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| NFS C: Carlist Part III |
Wednesday, 18.10.2006 |
Finally the third part of the carlist of Need for Speed Carbon has been published on IGN. The regarding pictures we could show you already yesterday. ;)
Here are the new cars which have been officially confirmed to be available in NFS Carbon:
- Nissan 240 SX (1992)
- General Motors Camaro Concept (2006)
- Ford Jaguar XK (2007)
- Koenigsegg CCX (2006)
The complete list of all announced cars so far - including pictures - can be found here:
NFS C: Carlist
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| NFS C: Paying for Cheats? |
Wednesday, 18.10.2006 |
Electronic Arts didn't make much friends, when offering bonus features for those who buy Need for Speed Carbon at EA Downloader, since those who buy the game "regularly" will be disadvantaged.
Today the german onlinemagazine Winfuture reports, that you even have to pay for cheats in EA's latest title 'Tiger Woods PGA Tour 2007'.
With the release of the game 'Tiger Woods PGA Tour 2007' for the Xbox 360 EA claims fees for unlocking cheats. So you can unlock better players and new courses, when you play with game points, you bought first with your credit card.
It will be difficult for Electronic Arts to explain its customers this new policy, since cheats have always been free. The higher production costs of games of the new generation can hardly be an excuse for the payment for cheats.
Time will show which way Electronic Arts will go with Need for Speed Carbon, but the try to make profit with cheats won't really work...
Winfuture.de (German) (Source)
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