Disney apparently has no qualms with distributing a movie about hot rods and nubile racer girls, as DreamWorks Studios‘ Need For Speed movie is set to release in a little less than two years. READ MORE

Need For Speed is a historic franchise brand in the game industry, but a special new feature has revolutionized what was already great. READ MORE

DreamWorks has acquired the feature film rights to EA's Need for Speed franchise and has fast-tracked the project for a 2014 release. READ MORE

The Need for Speed franchise has been the home of many riveting memories in gamer's careers since its debut in 1994 on the 3DO. READ MORE

In chronological order as they were shown, here are the trailers featured during the E3 2012 EA Press Conference. READ MORE

Criterion Games has announced a new release in the Need For Speed franchise, with a brand new re-imagining of the most popular game in the need for brand, Need For Speed: Most Wanted. READ MORE

EA is heading to Hollywood to create a Need for Speed movie. READ MORE

UK retailer GAME slipped up this morning, accidently revealing that new Medal of Honor and Need for Speed games are set to release this year. READ MORE

Growing up, Burt Reynolds films were always a guilty pleasure of mine, and few have inspired more “someone ought to make a game outta that movie” chatter than the legendary Cannonball Run series. And while EA didn’t exactly shell out the cash to make an actual licensed product, they did the next best thing and ripped off the core concept, fused it with The Fast and the Furious, and crammed the concept into the 18th entry in the Need for Speed series: The Run. READ MORE

The Achievement list for Need for Speed: The Run has been revealed. READ MORE

EA Black Box – the studio behind the biggest racing franchise in the gaming world – has something special up its sleeve. Need for Speed: The Run takes risks in a series already marching to the beat of its own drum; past iterations have swapped their leanings from simulation (Shift) to pure arcade fun (Hot Pursuit), while also playing around with how much you could customize your cars. The Run has broad appeal by sitting comfortably in the middle of these spectrums. Add to that the tasteful introduction of both an outside-the-car protagonist and the new Frostbite 2 engine, and you have the makings of a game well worth the ride. READ MORE

Although the 18th game in the Need for Speed franchise, The Run incorporates a lot of firsts for the series including game play outside the car and being set in the real world. What other new features can you expect and is this something race fans should look forward to? Check out our hands-on preview to find out! READ MORE