Need For Speed news

A few days ago on the web Twitter on the official page Criterion Games curious posts were spotted:
1.Today we saw the first magazine articles featuring our new game. And you will too.Soon.
2.Screenshots have been taken. I guess you will be seeing them soon.
What does this mean? Here's what:
1. Screenshots of the game have been taken. This means the game might appear at E3!
2. Magazine articles about the new franchise are already ready, and the developers definitely like them.
It also became known that the project is not connected with Nаtаl, and the supposed name of the game NFS Out from The Law (as for the title, these are unconfirmed rumors).

Source: nfsplanet.com

We are pleased to announce the next beta test NFS World! This beta test will begin on Wednesday, June 2 at 9 a.m. and will end on Sunday, June 13 at 11:59 p.m..
This beta version will be the largest of all tests NFS World, and it will have more than 150 thousand participants invited.
We are also pleased to note that all previous beta testers will be invited to this final beta, so keep an eye on your "Inbox" in the coming days. You will receive an invitation.
One important condition - even if you were not invited to this beta test, you will be able to play Need For Speed World after the test.
As always, you must remove all previous versions NFS World before installing the new client. After removing the old version, you will need to download the new setup.exe file from World.NeedforSpeed.com and install the game.
This version includes a number of important fixes compared to the previous beta test.
We will post the list of known issues for this beta on Tuesday, June 1.
See you on the streets.
Source - needforspeed.com

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EA's multiplayer online racing game will launch on July 20, giving PC owners a chance to experience a combination of open-world driving and role-playing game-style progression completely free of charge.

Need for Speed World is freedom in the game, which means that any PC owner can download the game, set up an account and... take part in all the races in the game world. That sounds fun, and looks pretty great. So what's the catch?

In reality, not everything is as simple and obvious as it seems at first glance. Namely: to be able to level up, you need to pay. Players can reach level 10 without paying a penny. To gain the power and prestige of level 10, you must purchase a Starter Pack for $19.99, available on EA Store, as well as Gamestop, Impulse, Direct2Drive and Best Buy.

The Starter Pack gives a multitude of exclusive rides, beta access one week before the official launch(starting July 13), VIP status and the ability to progress to level 10.

Overall, this is not a bad deal. Most multiplayer online games choose the free subscription option. A one-time payment doesn't seem too large, does it?

In anticipation of official news, new rumors are appearing.
Recently EA or someone else has registered domain names. One of them needforspeedredline.com.
Now, on Twitter Criterion Games the following post has appeared: " Red Lining It....(8:58 AM May 18th)"
So there are grounds to believe that the new installment will be called Need For Speed RedLine.
Not a bad name =).
We'll wait for confirmation from the developers.