It was released on the PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, PC, Nintendo Wii and Nintendo 3DS. The game was released on Novemin North America, on Novemin the United Kingdom, and Novemin Europe. Need for Speed: The Run uses the Frostbite 2 game engine developed by DICE to create unparalleled visual quality, animation and physics. New information regarding the game was revealed monthly until the release date. The title was accidentally leaked as an upcoming release by, but the title was unveiled as in development by an EA representative via IGN.Ī teaser for the game was released onto YouTube. We'd see how your 'it's not a problem' would hold up then.Next » Need for Speed: The Run is the 18th title in the Need for Speed series developed by EA Black Box with the Wii and 3DS releases being developed by Firebrand Games. This is still a significant improvement from NFS 2015 of course, since that game had the collision fail to load on HDD's and medium range CPUs of the time. It's significantly better than how it was on launch though, where even in the prologue, none of the bulidings in Palm City loaded properly until you were 10 meters in front of them. On PC the texture streaming is usualy acceptable but on a console especially you will be seeing lowest LOD buildings and bushes that look straight outta Minecraft on every other street. The load screens would be pretty atrocious on a console without texture streaming, not to mention the extremely limited memory they have to work with so loading it all at once often isn't possible.Īgain, no. Originally posted by Astasia:The engine doesn't have a problem with discs, it's the opposite, it's designed specifically around it because that's what consoles are.

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