'Need for Speed' PS4, Xbox One, PC Release Date: Game reboot gets deeper car customizations, urban culture; E3 2015 launching expected?

By Staff Writer

May 25 2015, 08:40 AM EDT

After the "Need for Speed: Rivals" which was launched for PlayStation for and Xbox One last 2013, an all-new Need For Speed gameplay, which was reportedly a total reboot will be released, and it looks way better!

The details and features of the game will be discussed during the EA (Electronic Arts) briefing on the upcoming E3 event in June 15. It is expected though that the game is released officially this coming fall. While, the trailer has been out for the Need for Speed reboot game, the hype for the world's best racing game is running fast, especially for those next-generation players, as the game is only available for PlayStation 4, the Xbox One and PC. Last-generation consoles wouldn't be having a taste of it yet.

Ghost games, developer and subdivision of Electronic Arts, announced in a press release that the game is a "full reboot" and "delivers on what the fans want, and what Need for Speed stands for - deep customization, authentic urban car culture, a nocturnal open world, and an immersive narrative that pulls you through the game."

More so, it was also added: "Need for Speed will deliver an experience that's grounded in authentic car culture by diving into the rich world of past, present and emergent trends of the urban car scene".

So we can all expect better and deeper "customization" of our favorite cars to battle with some urban drag racing all day and night.

After many games that have been available for many platforms, EA has decided to reboot the "Need for Speed" franchise, which they had simply named "Need for Speed".

Reports have also circulated revealing the Ghost Game's general manager Marc Nilsson saying that the new game will place a major emphasis on narratives.

Nilsson said: "We are taking a very innovative approach to how we tell a story... I think a missing piece from the last games we had has been narrative. I think we can deliver a better game to our fans if we connect to them emotionally through story."

Another feature that the new game contains, he added, will be its online mode. Nilsson said it will "advance the seamless online mode from Rivals, AllDrive, offering players a range of new tools to help them start playing with friends and groups."