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Need For Speed Just Got Better Again
Need For Speed developer Ghost Games has continued to work on the already released title, and NFS's new update (out now) has some key improvements.
The Legends update lets you mute phone calls during races from your annoying friends (as well as other tweaks to the phone system)! The update also includes additions such as an increase of the max rep level to 70, a series of knock-out challenges for Eddie's car, 113 new customization items for six cars, new music, 200 new decals, additional collectibles, and more.
For a full list of the update's contents, head over to the game's official blog in the source link below.
A previous update for the title sought to improve the game's catch-up A.I., which at the time of my review, was not good.
[Source: Need For Speed Official Blog]
Our Take
Unfortunately Spike is still in the game, but this is progress!
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