If you still haven't had your fill of additional content from Electronic Arts' Need for Speed ProStreet (PC, Xbox 360, PS2, PS3, Wii), then you definitely don't want to miss this chance to go up against with the developers and win special prizes in an exclusive online event sponsored by Castrol Syntec this December 19.

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Electronic Arts' Need for Speed ProStreet (PC, Xbox 360, PS2, PS3, Wii) has been out for more than a month now, but the developers still aren't quite done dishing out additional content for this fast-paced racing sim. In a video we've provided for everyone below, you can take a look at all the new goodies in the exclusive Booster Pack downloadable content that will be included.

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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 the release of Electronic Arts' Need for Speed ProStreet (PC, Xbox 360, PS3, PS2, Wii) today, the game's promoters have released another video featuring drifting as demonstrated by the Street Kings of the various specialized racing organizations (RaceOrgs) in Electronic Arts' Need for Speed ProStreet. The video itself is pretty slick, and it captures much of the adrenalin behind the actual motor sport.

Want to know who the five Street Kings are? Watch the video after the jump!

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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The QJ.NET staff just took a spin with Electronic Arts' upcoming multi-platform racer Need For Speed: ProStreet (also for Sony PlayStation 3, PC) by downloading its Microsoft Xbox 360 demo version via the Xbox Live MarketPlace. What we found was a true-blue next-generation speedster with a promise of adding a brand new dimension to a franchise loved by many in its many iterations.

This blogger put on his amateur virtual driving shoes with Need For Speed franchise veterans Nicolo S. and Ryan C. and together, we came up with some diverse early takes on what should be a worthy member of EA's automotive stable. Let's dissect it:

Little things count big

Let's be honest here: It's hard not to place graphics as the first thing you scrutinize every time you first get your hands on a racing title. Being the normal gamers that we are, that's exactly what we did. The first thing we noticed was the work that EA Canada did on the course's environment. The Nevada Highway's otherwise dry terrain might have been boring for all intents and purposes because, well, deserts just aren't the most rocking places to be in. However, the track had just enough pizazz in it to avoid looking bland and at the same time, steer clear of being overly-decorated for what should be a quasi-wasteland.

Basically, we can't use the word "spectacular" to describe the terrain, the road, the posts, and the sky, but we do say that they're just fine as they are. Everyone agreed with Nicolo's observation that it was very nice to see objects not popping from the distant horizon even when you jack the nitro up, emphasizing the fine-tuned draw rate of Need For Speed: ProStreet. Subtle touches like reflections on cars, as Ryan pointed out, create the impression that attention to detail was indeed given premium by EA Canada.

See the rest of our Need For Speed: ProStreet demo impressions at the full article!

A free demo for Need for Speed ProStreet, the latest entry in Electronic Arts' racing franchise, is now available for download over the Xbox Live Marketplace. The 654.64 MB demo is available in all Xbox Live territories.

Need for Speed ProStreet takes a break from the usual arcade-style gameplay of the Need for Speed series and opts for a more realistic racing sim style. Features include the return of damage modelling, Autosculpt car customization and an all-new speed challenge.

Need for Speed ProStreet hits store on November 14. The game is also available for the Sony PlayStation 3, Sony PlayStation Portable, Windows PC, Nintendo Wii and Nintendo DS.

Need For Speed ProStreet by Electronic Arts is easily among the most anticipated racing games currently in development for the Sony PlayStation 3, Windows PC, Nintendo Wii, and Microsoft Xbox 360. Genre fans have come to expect a lofty level of sizzle and steak from the Need For Speed franchise, and it looks like Need For Speed ProStreet won't disappoint. Have a look as the devs discuss the Speed Challenge aspect of the game:

As you've probably heard in this Need For Speed ProStreet video interview, Speed Challenge isn't about pushing the pedal to the floor and having your car's engine belt out noises like a banshee. It's also not about driving with more attitude than everyone else on the track. It's about maintaining your concentration in popular freeways for 20 miles at a time, all the while keeping up a steady dial on the speedometer.

One false move in Need For Speed ProStreet's Speed Challenge could mean the difference between a record speed and an outright disaster. The damage system in Need For Speed ProStreet is touted by EA as one of the most accurate in the business, so that should mean you'll be crawling at turtle pace after a bad crash. Keep it with QJ for more updates.

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