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Need for Speed: Carbon Release Date Announced |
Listed in: Tags: California, EA, Electronic Arts, GBA, PS2
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Electronic Arts announced today that the release date of Need for Speed Carbon will be November 10, 2006, on all consoles (the complete list of platforms below). Developed by EA Black Box in Vancouver, British Columbia, Need for Speed Carbon is EA's next game in the series that will combine Underground and Most Wanted gameplay. The game will be available for the 360, PS3, PS2, Xbox, GameCube, DS, PSP, GBA and PC.
This the first time a Need for Speed game is set in an actual city or location from the real world - Carbon Canyon in California. Another unique thing about this game compared to the other games in the series is that your teammates will have unique characteristics and will help you bring those pesky enemies off the road. All their skills will be very important during the canyon races, especially ramming them off the road.
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Need for speed has been going WAY down hill, ever since they went to the "boy racer" style game. It all started on NFS: Underground.
My God what were they thinking, letting you tune a saxo to get it to 60 on 3 seconds... =/
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They Betta Include Whole Los Angeles, Including Tha Ghettoz Like CPT (Compton).
They Betta Include Lowriders Too Like Tha Chevy Six-Fo!!
Oeyeah Westside Worldwide !!
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Bring back the old Need for Speed.
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ps: i feel what you said ruben cause you thought that i meant that ea makes midnight club. ma'bad for the confussion.
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mw wasa crappy let down and rivals was better. but i hope carbon makes it alot better
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I think I'll dig up my old copy of Hot Pursuit to see how the old times were.
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