Burnout Developer Criterion was meant to release an extreme sports game. Instead, they're wrking on Star Wars content for other EA studios.

With many notable departures from EA in the last month, EA CEO assures us there's nothing to see here.

Is there a crisis of management at EA? Three lots of internal studio executives have left in the last week .

Need for Speed returns, and this year, it's all about rivalries.

Criterion, known worldwide as masters of the racing game genre. Except now, they're heading into new genres as they wave goodbye to that speedier type of gameplay.

Here’s one for the scrap heap of hasty reporting: For a brief while, it looked as if the faster and more furious Need for Speed classic franchise, Underground, would be returning with some HD go-faster stripes and an oversized rear spoiler. Turns out, that nothing could be further from the truth with that story. Last Updated: April 15, 2013

Criterion Games take a fresh look at EA's arcade racer. Can they make an open-world racing title that doesn't feel too much like Burnout instead of Need For Speed?

Did you win? Did you? Probably not, but it's worth checking anyway