Need for Speed: Unbound: Reveal trailer confirms controversial anime look

There it is, the first trailer for the new Need for Speed. And he confirms a lot of information that had already become known from the leaks in advance. Including the anime look, which many fans don’t like.

That shouldn’t really surprise anyone anymore: The new Need for Speed ​​is called Unbound and is based on a mixture of realistic cars and characters in the anime cartoon style. This confirms the concerns of numerous fans, who had already loudly expressed their displeasure with the visual realignment after the first leaks to Unbound. But the fresh Reveal trailer shows much more than just the graphics.

For example, he confirms that rapper A$AP Rocky will be in the game. You can even challenge him and his special Mercedes 190E in a separate event. What role will he continue to play in the story set in the town of Lakeshore City? The future has to show that. In any case, the trailer plays a new song of his called “Sh*ttin’ Me” which goes perfectly with the street art inspired.

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In addition to a single-player campaign, Criterion and EA also promise an extensive online mode in which you can team up with other players to become the best gang in town. With “hundreds of cosmetic items” you set your own accents, the selection of cars includes a whopping 143 cars. The choice of brands is as varied as usual, horsepower fans will be happy about sleds from Porsche, Nissan, Mitsubishi, Lotus, Ferrari, BMW and many more.

Need for Speed: Unbound will be released on December 2nd, so the leaks were right here too. The developers indicate PS5, Xbox Series X | S and the PC via Origin, Steam and the Epic Game Store as release platforms. Pre-ordering the Palace Edition for 79.99 dollars will receive the usual bonuses: four customized cars, a clothing pack, a driving effect, decals, a license plate, a character pose and banner artwork. As a member of EA Play Pro, you can start racing on November 29th, if you have a normal subscription, you still get access to a ten-hour early access trial.