Need for Speed Payback gets three minutes of gameplay footage

EA’s incredibly cringeworthy EA Play showcase at E3 2017 has continued with a three-minute look at Need for Speed Payback.

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The footage shows off some desert driving and character switching, with one of the game’s three protagonists attempting to catch up to a truck transporting a rather fancy car, at which point one of the others can pinch it. This means high-speed chases and smashing other cars off the road, Burnout-style, which… I actually kinda like. I mean, reminding me of Burnout is always a good thing.

You can see the footage below. Need for Speed Payback is due out on 10 November.


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