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| Team Need for Speed Drift |
Saturday, 24.07.2010 |
With the latest short movie from Will Roegge, the two drift-members of Team Need for Speed Mad Mike and Matt Powers are being introduced. The video was shot at the first two rounds of the Formula Drift Series in Long Beach and Atlanta.
You can find Will Roegge's article at Speedhunters.
 Introducing Team Need for Speed Drift @ Speedhunters
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| Team Need for Speed - Silverstone GT3 Video |
Friday, 11.06.2010 |
Team Need for Speed is an internation Racing Collective, with race drivers like Vaughn Gittin Jr. (Drift/USA), Matt Powers (Drift/USA), Edward Sandström (GT Racing/Europe), Patrick Söderlund (GT Racing/Europe) and Mad Mike Whiddett (Drift/USA, New Zealand, Japan).
Now the first Team Need for Speed film for 2010 was released, showing Patrick Söderlund and the Team Need For Speed FIA GT3 team at the first races of the 2010 GT3 season: Silverstone!
You can find the article from Will Roegge here at Speedhunters:
Team Need for Speed Silverstone GT3 @ Speedhunters
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| NFS World: Starter Pack FAQ |
Friday, 04.06.2010 |
 The recently announced Starter Pack for Need for Speed World raised some questions in the community. Now Electronic Arts reacted and sent us a Starter Pack FAQ, which would hopefully clear up some things and answer your questions:
Starter Pack FAQSince we announced the Need for Speed World Starter Pack we’ve received a lot of questions from the community about it. Hopefully this FAQ will answer your questions and clear up any misunderstandings / misconceptions around the Starter Pack
What is the Starter Pack?Need for Speed World is a free-to-play online racing MMO. Players are able to download, install and play the game for as long as they want without spending any money. Players will be able to progress to driver level 10 but once they’ve reached that level, they will not be able to progress past it. They will be able to continue to play, for free, for as long as they want. In order to progress past level 10, the player must purchase the Starter Pack. In addition to being able to progress past driver level 10, players will also receive a bundle of items including:
- $20 USD worth of SpeedBoost. This is $20 in virtual currency you can spend as you like in the game.
- Bundle of Power Ups (available to all newly created drivers in an account)
- One exclusive vehicle(available to all newly created drivers in an account)
Players who purchase the Starter Pack will not have an unfair advantage over those playing for free.Our mission with Need for Speed World is to offer a large variety of playing styles for players who choose to pay as well as those playing for free. The experience of both groups of players must be fair and, above all, fun! We will never introduce a mechanic that provides a distinct advantage for those who purchase over those who choose to play for free. Further, the matchmaking system in use in Beta 6 is intended to match players into races against opponents with similar skills and cars. This philosophy applies across the whole game. It's our mission to continually improve and evolve the experience with you as our primary source of input.
The term Starter Pack implies that this is the first of many packs that we’ll have to buy. Is that the case?No, the Starter Pack is a one-time purchase and once purchased you will not need to spend any more money. We will support Need for Speed World with regular free content updates, available to all players.
If I choose not buy this pack, what’s left for me to do after I reach driver level 10?There will be lots to do in Need for Speed World for players who have not purchased the Starter Pack. Continue racing with your friends and/or anyone else playing the game, customize your cars, participate in Community events for the chance to win prizes etc… We invite you to play the game free for as long as you like from launch until we can either convince you with awesomeness or you give up on us. We'll keep tuning the experience and adding new ways to play based on your feedback.
What do I get if I pre-order the Starter Pack?In addition to the item you receive as part of the Starter Pack (see above), you’ll also receive:
- Guaranteed access to the remaining betas
- A one week head-start (July 13-19) on playing Need for Speed World before it goes live with increased XP rewards
- The ability to reserve your driver name before anyone else
- VIP status on display in your driver profile
- Depending on which retailer you pre-order the Starter pack from you’ll receive an exclusive car:
How much does the Starter Pack cost?The Starter Pack costs $19.99 (USD), 14.99 GBP, 199 SEK or 19.99 EUR depending on where you live. Again, it’s a one-time purchase and you get a lot more than $20 worth of goods in the pack.
Where do I pre-order the Starter Pack?The Starter Pack is available as a digital purchase from the EA Store or the retailers listed below:
Europe:
- EA Store
- Direct 2 Drive
- GAME UK
- Metaboli UK
- Nexway UK
- GamersGate UK
- Gamesload Germany
North America:
- EA Store
- Direct2Drive
- GameStop
- Best Buy
- Impulse
Will I be able to buy the Starter Pack in stores?Currently the starter pack is available as a digital purchase only.
How can I pay for the Starter Pack?Please check with each digital retailer partner to find out more about their respective payment options.
How long do I have to pre-order the Starter Pack?
The pre-order offer expires July 19, 2010 so if you are interested in pre-ordering the Starter Pack do it soon.
I don’t live in North America or Europe. Can I still pre-order the Starter Pack?Need for Speed World will be available in the English and German languages at launch and will only be offered by participating digital retailers in territories that support those languages. The client will be available as a free download for anyone via http://world.needforspeed.com.
Hopefully this FAQ has answered all your questions. If you have any more questions, please feel free to email NFS Drew (Drew@NeedforSpeed.com) and he’ll be able to answer your questions.
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| NFS World: Starter Pack Preorder available |
Thursday, 27.05.2010 |
Just recently we talked about the Starter Pack for Need for Speed World, which allows you to progress in the game after a certain driver level.
Today the preorder-page went online, making the starter pack available for $19.99 USD. A price for Europe is not known yet.
Depending on where you preorder the Starter Pack, you receive an exclusive car. On NeedforSpeed.com you get a Toyota Corolla AE86 from Speedhunters, at Gamestop a Special Edition of the Volkswagen Scirocco, Impulse and Best Buy packs contain the Mazda 3 Special Edition and Direct2Drive offers a Special Edition of the Nissan Silvia S15.
Along with the preorder you receive exclusive access to the closed beta, you get one-week head start (with increased XP rewards) and a VIP Driver Profile Status. You can get more information about that here:
http://world.needforspeed.com/preorder
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| NFS Shift: Mitsubishi Lancer Evo IX (HKS Evo CT230R) |
Monday, 13.07.2009 |
 Today's car presented on NeedforSpeed.com is the Mitsubishi Lancer Evo IX (HKS Evo CT230R), which is also playable in the upcoming Need for Speed Shift. You can find a couple of screenshots at the official NFS website, but for more information about the car, it's best to read this feature article at Speedhunters under the following links.
You can find more information here:
HKS Evo CT230R @ NeedforSpeed.com
HKS Evo CT230R @ Speedhunters
NFS Shift: Screenshots
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A new article was published on Speedhunters, presenting the rims in the upcoming Shift 2 Unleashed. The article "Shift2 Unleashed>> Two Toyotas and a pile of rims" was written by Rod Chong, who also worked as an Creative Director at Need for Speed.
