In what is unofficially dubbed “PC Port Announcement Day,”Need For Speedwill join PC next month.
Following suit after Microsoft announced thatQuantum Breakwould receive a PC launch with the Xbox One version, Electronic Arts has followed suit. They have announced thatNeed For Speedwill, indeed, be coming to PC on March 15th. With the announcementcomes a trailerthat not only features PC gameplay, but a bevy of new gameplay features that will come to all platforms.
Need For Speedon PC will display as a mesmerizing 4K video resolution with high fidelity audio, complete with unlocked framerate. You shouldn’t be expected anything similar to what you see coming fromoutdated, poorly-ported titles that have locked framerates that are lower than their original release platforms. Additionally, PC users will receive peripheral controller support, including racing wheels. With it comes the ability to handle manual transmission changes, which will also come to the PS4 and Xbox One versions of the game.
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While theNeed For Speedformula has become a bit overbearing at times, especially with the need to constantly provide new copies of the same gameplay, the nighttime aesthetics of this game should provide a powerful computer with an untold amount of screenshot potential. Cars looked pretty fantastic in the console versions, and even thoughNeedFor Speedcomes with a new for an online connection even in single-player modes, the constant free updates are, at least, a pleasant surprise considering the publisher.
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