Players work towards becoming the best street racer by participating in events, purchasing new cars, and upgrading and customizing their own cars. The basis of Need for Speed is street racing and police pursuit. Read on for my thoughts on the latest Need for Speed game and whether this delay was worth the wait. Fortunately, games such as Grand Theft Auto V have shown us that sometimes having a delay to properly port to the PC is not so bad. I mean, we’re getting Need for Speed (2015) in 2016 even the name doesn’t make sense now. Delays are usually looked down upon as we all just want to play the latest games as soon as possible. The game was originally released for consoles last year but the PC version was delayed to presumably provide a better experience for PC gamers. However, the latest installment to the series, simply titled Need for Speed, caught my eye with its exclusive PC trailer. I would mess around with them for an hour or two, sometimes less, and then move on to more interesting racing games such as Project Cars or Mario Kart. Since that time, none of the newer Need for Speed games stood out on PC, and to be frank, were not very fun to play. After my GameCube, I did not spend too much time on consoles aside from the occasional Nintendo games such as Super Smash Brothers and Mario Kart when friends are over, or my trusty 3DS while away from my computer. A lot of fun times were had in that game, and it stood out to be my favourite game from the series. I spent countless hours playing through Need for Speed: Most Wanted on my GameCube back in 2005. The Need for Speed series has always had a special spot in my heart.

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