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FeaturesSpeed PassNewsForumsBuy NowStart at the bottom and race to the top in Need for Speed Unbound, available on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S and PC. is now the current item in the media galleryStart at the bottom and race to the top in Need for Speed Unbound, available on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S and PC.You are buying a license to access this digital content per the EA User Agreement. and Terms Of Sale apply.Need for Speed™ Unbound Standard Edition Terms & ConditionsCONDITIONS AND RESTRICTIONS APPLY. SEE www.ea.com/legal FOR DETAILS.Need for Speed™ Unbound Palace Edition Terms & ConditionsCONDITIONS AND RESTRICTIONS APPLY. SEE FOR DETAILS.* CARS UNLOCKABLE THROUGH GAMEPLAY PROGRESSIONNeed for Speed™ Unbound Ultimate Collection Terms & ConditionsRequires NFS Unbound (sold separately) and all game updates.*Vol. 8 Dynamic Catch-up Pack and Vol. 9 Premium Speed Pass are automatically entitled upon release. Vol. 9 Premium Speed Pass requires gameplay to unlock content.Mild Violence, Mild Suggestive Themes, LanguageIn-Game PurchasesUsers InteractEditionsUltimate CollectionBase GameUltimate Collection*Instant access to all post-launch premium contentVol. 9 Premium Speed Pass**Vol. 8 Dynamic Catch-up Pack**9 fully customizable carsOver 45 Customs100+ additional customization contentPalace EditionBase Game4 Exclusive Palace Custom CarsExclusive Palace Driving EffectsMashman Decals & 'Palifornia' License PlateTri-Ferg Character Pose & Banner ArtworkStacked Palace Clothing Pack (20 Items)Standard EditionBase GameNEED FOR SPEED™ UNBOUND ULTIMATE COLLECTIONUnleash the ultimate Need for Speed Unbound experience in one package with the Ultimate Collection. Base GameStart at the bottom and race to the top in Need for Speed Unbound. Included with Ultimate CollectionPost-Launch ContentInstant access to all post-launch premium content.Included with Ultimate CollectionVol. 9 Premium Speed PassGet instant access to the latest Premium Speed Pass.Included with Ultimate CollectionAdditional ContentGet access to 9 fully customizable cars, over 45 Customs, and hundreds of additional cosmetics.Game FeaturesLockups and Hot RidesBreak into Lockups to escape with Hot Rides, which includes Racer X’s BMW M3 GTR, and 15 rides inspired by Most Wanted's Blacklist. Escape the Lockdown Zone with these vehicles to unlock them for use across Free Roam, PVP and Lockdown.Extraction PlayClaim the Extraction Truck with your crew before your rivals do to safely escape the Lockdown Zone with your loot

Need for Speed Unbound is the twenty fifth installment in the Need for Speed franchise. This one sets you in the fictional streets of Lakeshore City racing for the top spot.Below I take a look at the performance and what settings I use for a playable experience.Need For Speed Unbound ROG Ally Game SettingsNeed For Speed Unbound plays great on the ROG Ally. I used Turbo Mode with AMD FSR to help get a pretty smooth 45-60 fps.While free roaming the streets of Lakeshore City I got in the 50’s and while racing I hovered between 45-60 fps depending on how many cars are on the screen at once during a race.Graphic SettingsTurbo (25W)Screen ModeFullscreenScreen Resolution1920x1080VSyncOffDynamic ResolutionOffUpsamplerAMD FSR 2Upsampler PresetBalancedGraphics QualityCustomTexture QualityHighShadow QualityMediumTexture FilteringMediumAmbient OcclusionOffEffects DetailHighGeometry DetailHighTerrain QualityMediumVegetation DetailMediumPost ProcessingMediumLighting QualityMediumDepth Of FieldLowReflection QualityMediumThe power of the ROG Ally and FSR give you a great playable experience with Need For Speed Unbound.

Need for Speed Sign in to your Game Rant account Electronic Arts and Criterion Games confirm that the newly announced Need for Speed Unbound racing game will have a free trial available for EA Play and certain Xbox Game Pass subscribers. Need for Speed Unbound is planned to launch on December 2 for PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X/S, the latest release in the ever-popular Need for Speed franchise. As an Electronic Arts-published game, its release will come with all the benefits any other Electronic Arts game would include.One of the main benefits of subscribing to EA Play, Electronic Arts' house subscription service, is early access to all the publisher's biggest releases. A subscription costs $4.99 a month and players receive up to 10 hours of access to new games days before they fully launch. Alternatively, the EA Play Pro subscription costs $14.99 and grants unlimited access to games leading up to launch. For fans of Madden, FIFA, and Need for Speed, it's a great opportunity to get ahead of the competition.Due to a partnership between Electronic Arts and Microsoft, the base EA Play subscription is included with all Xbox Game Pass Ultimate subscriptions, as well as EA Play on PC for Xbox Game Pass for PC subscribers. That means that these Xbox Game Pass subscribers will have the benefit of 10 hours of access to Need for Speed Unbound prior to launch. The trial will officially unlock on November 29, allowing players three days to make the most of their 10-hour free trial before the game fully launches. In addition to the free trial, Xbox Game Pass Ultimate subscribers and PC subscribers will also have access to an exclusive 10% discount for digital purchases of Electronic Arts games. That should bring Need for Speed Unbound's price down from $70 to $63, though the discount won't be available for those hoping to purchase a physical copy of the new racing game. It has been several years since the last Need for Speed game, as Need for Speed Heat was delivered in 2019. The opportunity to play Need for Speed Unbound

Can I interest you in a NFS Ski Mask? | Published: Oct 11, 2022 10:30 am Do you remember the last time Need For Speed got a Collector’s Edition? Well, NFS fans are in for a treat this year! Finally, a new sequel has been announced from Criterion. Not only will Need for Speed Unbound revive the legendary racing series in a stylized new form, but it will also bring many special editions for the racing sickos. Related: All Cars in Need for Speed Unbound – Full List Need For Speed Unbound Pre-Order Guide You can find all the information about all of the physical and digital versions of Need for Speed Unbound, as well as preorder bonuses, below: Need for Speed Unbound Collector’s Edition We haven’t had a physical collector’s edition for a Need for Speed title in a long time, but that changes with Unbound. The Collector’s Edition, named “Creative Subversion Kit”, is complete chaos with an over-the-top art style, and comes with: PlayStation 5 or Xbox Series X|S version of the game – No Collector’s Edition for PC, and no last-gen version at all.Collector’s Box – NFS ya all!Steelbook case – Do not ignore it.Need For Speed Unbound Ski Mask – Totally not for committing street racing-related crimes.3 Colored Markers – For doing “street art”, just try to not get caught.5 Vinyl Stickers – Ideal for your Honda.24 Hello Stickers – Ideal for your fridge. There are some digital bonuses that come with the pre-order of Need for Speed Unbounded Collector’s Edition: Additional custom driving effectAdditional custom license plateAdditional banner (artwork & sticker)$150,000 in-game credits (for use in multiplayer only) Need for Speed Unbound Palace Edition The Palace Edition comes as a digital and physical special edition that brings: The base game for any of the launch

The Need For Speed series returns after a two-year hiatus with Need For Speed Unbound, and like most modern games, it will come with a deluxe edition release called the Palace Edition.While it may sound like the theme of the pack revolves around royalty, it is actually a joint collaboration with a high-end fashion and skateboard brand called Palace. Known for their somewhat unique way of marketing their products, the partnership makes quite a bit of sense since Need For Speed Unbound is all about style and breaking the mold.But the question revolving around these deluxe editions is always the same: are they worth it? In this article, we will be checking out the content that the Palace Edition brings to the table and see if it is worth spending extra over the Standard Edition.Pricing for the Palace Edition The pricing scheme for Need For Speed Unbound is, thankfully, very simple as it is only coming out in current-gen consoles, skipping the previous-gen consoles entirely.Below is a list of the platforms you can get Need For Speed Unbound in as well as the pricing for both the Standard Edition and the Palace Edition:Standard EditionPC (Steam / Epic Games Store / EA App) – $69.99 / £59.99PlayStation 5 – $69.99 / £69.99Xbox Series X / Series S – $69.99 / £69.99Palace EditionPC (Steam / Epic Games Store / EA App) – $79.99 / £69.99PlayStation 5 – $79.99 / £79.99Xbox Series X / Series S – $79.99 / £79.99You can also get a 10% discount when purchasing the game if you are currently subscribed to EA Play. This discount applies to both the Standard Edition and the Palace Edition. Alternatively, you could also subscribe to EA Play Pro to get the Palace Edition free of charge.The Differences Between the Standard Edition and