Starring Brad Pitt as a one-time racing contender clawing his way out of obscurity, director Joseph Kosinski uses ...

The best Criterion games aren’t just about being first across the finish line -- they’re about the moments in between, when a ...

The Need for Speed franchise is back in the hands of a revived Criterion for next generation, as EA have decided that Ghost Games’ tenure as the sole Need for Speed developer is up.

Criterion is no stranger to the Battlefield franchise; however, it's a developer best known for creating the Burnout series of racing games and, most recently, Need for Speed Unbound.

Need For Speed Isn't Dead, But Criterion Is Focused On Road Ahead With Battlefield. The developer--also behind the Burnout series--is now under the Battlefield Studios banner.

Need for Speed developer Criterion Games was among the four teams listed, which didn’t come as a huge surprise, as the studio has predominantly focused on Battlefield since September 2023.

The Need for Speed team at Criterion are joining their colleagues working on Battlefield. As a company, it was important to us to take the last year to listen to our Need for Speed community and ...

The majority of Criterion in September 2023 were moved to support development on the next Battlefield game, while a "core group" continued to work on Need for Speed. However, that small team is ...

"Criterion has a rich history in gaming, having worked on Battlefield, Battlefront, Burnout, and of course, Need for Speed. I’m thrilled to have a studio with such pedigree join the studios I ...

Criterion Games will be joining Electronic Arts (EA) Entertainment to work on the Battlefield franchise. The studio has previously worked on multiple Need for Speed titles and the famous Burnout ...

Criterion, the British studio behind recent Need for Speed titles and the classic Burnout series, will now focus the majority of its efforts on EA's Battlefield shooter franchise.

Most of Criterion's team will be working with DICE, Ripple Effect and Ridgeline on Battlefield games, while "a core group" will continue with Need for Speed. Criterion already has experience with ...