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Need For Speed Nitro Blazing To Stores Early
Here’s something you don’t hear every day: A game is getting released earlier than expected. EA has announced that Need for Speed Nitro will be hitting Wiis and DSs everywhere November 3, which is a few weeks sooner than its original date. That sound you just heard is Sam Fisher quietly sobbing in the shadows.
In addition to that news, EA revealed the game’s complete track list, which “exemplifies the intensity, attitude and adrenaline of Need for Speed Nitro,” according to Steve Schnur, EA’s worldwide executive of music and music marketing at EA. Yikes! Here’s what you can expect to hear in a few weeks, by artist and song:
Alex Metric What Now
Bloody Beetroots feat. Cool Kids Awesome
Crookers feat. Wiley and Thomas Jules Business Man
Crystal Method feat. LMFAO Sine Language
Danko Jones Code Of The Road
Dizzee Rascal and Armand Van Helden Bonkers
Drumagik Make It Rock
Earl Greyhound Oye Vaya
edIT feat. Wale and Tre’ Freaxxx
Evil 9 All The Cash (Alex Metric Remix) Feat. El-P
Hollywood Holt Can't Stop
k-os FUN!
Lady Sovereign I Got You Dancing
Major Lazer feat. Mr.Lex & Santigold Hold The Line
Matt & Kim Daylight (Troublemaker Remix)
Mickey Factz Yeah Yeah
Pint Shot Riot Not Thinking Straight
Placebo Breathe Under Water
Rise Against Kotov Syndrome
Roots Manuva Buff Nuff
Rye Rye Hardcore Girls
Street Sweeper Social Club Fight! Smash! Win!
Taking Back Sunday Lonely Lonely
The Enemy UK No Time For Tears
The Gay Blades O Shot (Dmerit Remix)
Two Fingers feat. Sway Jewels And Gems
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