By April Carlson on March 16, 2010 | 58 views
Black Box, an Electronic Arts studio, announced today that a closed beta for Need for Speed World has commenced. This massively online multiplayer action racing game is the first of its kind and over the coming months thousands of players will have the opportunity to claim a spot in the PC beta by signing up at world.needforspeed.com. The beta participants will be among the first in the world to play the game as well as provide constructive feedback that will go straight to the development team to help fine tune the final product.
Need for Speed World will be available this summer for the PC. Info and details on how to get into the beta can be found at world.needforspeed.com. You can also follow @NeedforSpeed on Twitter for updates.
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April has been gaming since her parents brought home the Atari 2600 and has never looked back. She spent many an afternoon playing the Nintendo at a friend's house until finally getting one of her own. Many great memories were formed while playing Super Mario Brothers, The Legend of Zelda, and Castlevania. Gaming took on a whole new level when she met Norm in 2000 and she played The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time. In 2001, they purchased a PS2, and from there, it's history.
In 2007, April helped form Girls Got Game! then moved on to write for Gaming Angels in 2008. In 2009, Norm and April launched Married With Video Games to share their gaming experiences - individually and as a couple who are truly married with video games.
Black Box, an Electronic Arts studio, announced today that a closed beta for Need for Speed World has commenced. This massively online multiplayer action racing game is the first of its kind and over the coming months thousands of players will have the opportunity to claim a spot in the PC beta by signing up at world.needforspeed.com. The beta participants will be among the first in the world to play the game as well as provide constructive feedback that will go straight to the development team to help fine tune the final product.
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