EA Canada Games Collection

The GBA adaptation of the street racing classic brings intense police chases and illegal racing to handheld. Featuring 20+ licensed cars, pursuit modes, and a Blacklist of 15 racers to defeat in this top-down racer with 3D elements.

Street racing game where players build crews and conquer territories in a fictional city. Features GBA-exclusive mechanics like crew-based racing, police pursuits, and over 30 licensed cars with deep customization options.

Need for Speed: ProStreet brings legal street racing to the Nintendo DS with precision-tuned physics and damage modeling. The game features official licensed cars, intense head-to-head races, and the innovative use of the DS touchscreen for performance tuning.

The Nintendo DS version of the iconic street racing game, featuring intense police chases and a blacklist of 15 rivals to defeat. Players customize cars and race through Rockport City's open-world environment using the DS's dual-screen display for enhanced gameplay.

EA Sports' millennium edition featuring MLS integration alongside global leagues. Introduced the 'Major League Soccer' mode with authentic US teams, stadiums, and the revolutionary 'Home and Away' commentary system by John Motson and Andy Gray.

The Need for Speed is the 1995 PlayStation launch title that established the legendary racing franchise. Pioneering a blend of arcade-style racing with authentic vehicle simulation, it set new standards with its selection of licensed supercars, detailed cockpit views, and realistic handling physics. Players race through scenic point-to-point courses and closed circuits against expert AI opponents.

Need for Speed II is a 1997 racing game developed by EA Canada and published by Electronic Arts for the PlayStation. It serves as the second main installment in the acclaimed Need for Speed series, shifting focus from street racing simulation to high-speed arcade-style racing with exotic supercars on fictional, scenic tracks.

Need for Speed III: Hot Pursuit is a seminal 1998 racing game that redefined the series by introducing high-stakes police chases. Players can race exotic supercars on scenic, open roads or take on the role of a police officer in pursuit of speeding racers, using spike strips and roadblocks. This cat-and-mouse dynamic, combined with a killer electronic soundtrack, made it an instant classic.

Need for Speed: High Stakes is a landmark racing game that introduced high-risk police chases and vehicle damage mechanics to the series. Players engage in intense arcade-style racing where damaged cars can be permanently wrecked, adding strategic depth to high-speed pursuits.