The steady stream of high-quality games as early as the first quarter of 2008 continues, proven by this week's line-up of releases which includes Dragon Quest Swords: The Masked Queen and the Tower of Mirrors, the next Ace Attorney, and Dynasty Warriors 6. A very promising Devil May Cry-esque MMORPG is also on the way, while Need for Speed is in for another lap. The rest of this week's releases await at the full article!

Need for Speed ProStreet, it seems, has been about looking good and driving well. What better way to show how good your car looks on the track than by viewing some eye candy?

To that, we present more screenshots from Electronic Arts' racing game. Take a peek at them after the jump, why don't you?

Still want more from Electronic Arts' Need for Speed: ProStreet? We're definitely going to give you more in our latest update for the game. A total of eight screenshots tell us more of what to expect from this game. Along with scenes of cars racing, screens of the driver assistance features are included as well.

Check out the screenshots after the jump!

Can't wait for the PSP version of Need for Speed ProStreet to come out this February 18? Well, we've got something that might help pass the time: three new screenshots of the game in action.

If you want to see the screenshots for yourself, head on over to the full article.

Need for Speed: ProStreet was released late last year, ripping up to the top of the UK charts on its second week out. The PSP version of the game, however, is still revving up for a release. So what's in store for Need for Speed: ProStreet for the PSP? Check out the full article for details.

Need for Speed: ProStreet rips its way into first place in the UK for the week of December 1, finally eclipsing Assassin's Creed, which has dropped to fourth place. ProStreet was in second place last week. See the full list of top 20 games for the UK in the full article.

Electronic Arts recently announced that it regretted having a porn promotion for Need for Speed: ProStreet "slip through the proper EA approval process." This was with regard to a topless photo shoot featured in Page 3.com - the official softcore porn site of The Sun, a UK tabloid - to promote the game.

The game was already released last November 14 in the US. More in the full article.

EA Games' Need For Speed franchise may have taken a turn stylistically with Need For Speed: ProStreet, (Sony PlayStation 3, Microsoft Xbox 360, Nintendo Wii, PC, Sony PSP, mobile and and Nintendo DS) but the company believes that its impact on the gaming business will be similar to that of its predecessors. EA Says that NFS: ProStreet should hold the top spot for the holiday season, like most of its predecessors.

With Electronics Arts winding up for the release of its latest arcade style racing game with Need for Speed: ProStreet, the promoters from the gaming company delivers to us an exclusive TV spot advertisement for the game.

The commercial encompasses all the hyped up game features that the developers from EA Black Box has been talking about for the past few months. New features such as the advanced damage modeling, customizable body parts autosculpting are just some of the features that add to this intense racing game's strong following.

While the game doesn't exactly feature those two drivers you'll see in the video, the game might as well have been sliced from real life, seeing as how the visuals really bring life to the game. Need for Speed: ProStreet is due to be released this November 14 in North America on the PC, Xbox 360, PS2, PS3, PSP, Wii and DS.

Anyway, enjoy the video we have on this great game and remember, leave the driving to the professionals.

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Well known as a high-speed arcade racer, the Need for Speed series is taking a different approach for its next generation series.

Electronic Arts' Need for Speed ProStreet (PC, Xbox 360, PS2, PS3, PSP, Wii, DS) takes out most of the arcade street racing elements from its former iterations and features a more realistic take on the racing aspect of the game.

Aside from that, you can also expect the soundtrack to be just as adrenalin pumping and as fast paced as the game has always been. EA recently revealed the entire soundtrack for the game which features 35 songs from a varied range of artists.

It also premieres an original score made by renowned DJ and producer Junkie XL which captures the speed and style of the pro street racing culture. EA Worldwide Executive of Music and Music Marketing Steve Schnur relates how the soundtrack fits into the game's new look:

We've brought together an unprecedented collection of artists that represents an international convergence of emerging Rock, aggressive Electro, UK Grime and much more, including a truly dangerous original score by our Artwerk artist Junkie XL.

Here's the entire list of artists and their respective songs that will be featured in the game:

• Airbourne - Blackjack
• Avenged Sevenfold - Almost Easy
• Bloc Party - Prayer (Does It Offend You, Yeah? Remix)
• Chromeo - Fancy Footwork (Guns ‘N Bombs Remix)
• Clutch - Power Player
• CSS - Odio Odio Odio Sorry C
• Datarock - I Used To Dance With My Daddy (Karma Harvest Mix)
• Digitalism - Pogo

Check the full soundtrack list after the jump!



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