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Blog Post: Criterion's Next Title Will Not Be A Racing Game

by Mike Futter on April 15, 2013 at 04:22 PM

Those hoping for another trip to Paradise City are in for some disappointment. Brilliant arcade-style racing developer Criterion's next title will not be in the Burnout or Need for Speed franchises. In fact, it won't be a racing game at all. Today, the studio's creative director, Alex Ward... More
Blog Post: Criterion Takes Over Entire Need For Speed Series

by Matthew Kato on June 22, 2012 at 03:33 PM

Gamers were ecstatic when developer Criterion signed on for its first Need for Speed title in 2009, and with its second NFS game coming this fall in Most Wanted, the studio is poised to take full control of the franchise. We talked to Criterion vice president Alex Ward at E3, and he revealed that from... More