wraggster
December 19th, 2011, 21:15
EA is charging users of Need for Speed World $100 to download the free-to-play PC racer’s first ‘premium elite’ car.
The publisher has listed the Koenigsegg CCX Elite Edition motor at $100, although it’s currently on offer at $75 until December 21st, reports GameSpot. (http://uk.gamespot.com/news/ea-rolls-out-100-car-for-need-for-speed-world-6347632)
Although Need for Speed World is technically a free-to-play MMO game, EA has always charged users for extras such as new cars and upgrades in the form of paid-for SpeedBoost points.
Need for Speed World has racked up over 5m users since it went live last year. The title was co-developed by EA Black Box and EA Singapore, and is part of EA’s Play4Free label.
http://www.mcvuk.com/news/read/nfs-world-gets-100-downloadable-car/088909
The publisher has listed the Koenigsegg CCX Elite Edition motor at $100, although it’s currently on offer at $75 until December 21st, reports GameSpot. (http://uk.gamespot.com/news/ea-rolls-out-100-car-for-need-for-speed-world-6347632)
Although Need for Speed World is technically a free-to-play MMO game, EA has always charged users for extras such as new cars and upgrades in the form of paid-for SpeedBoost points.
Need for Speed World has racked up over 5m users since it went live last year. The title was co-developed by EA Black Box and EA Singapore, and is part of EA’s Play4Free label.
http://www.mcvuk.com/news/read/nfs-world-gets-100-downloadable-car/088909