Now let's see how you actually access them.įirst of all, make sure that after you have installed the game, you have also downloaded and installed the add-ons/content packs. This would be everything under the sun when it comes to in-game items, bonuses, and all that jazz. If you want to go the extra mile and join the more expensive EA Play Pro (PC-only), then you get full access to the game, as well as to the Palace Edition with all the goodies mentioned above. Too bad they didn't implement the slow-motion gameplay mechanics in this one as well. Yes, the very same M3 from the Most Wanted game that brought joy to millions by combining the bullet-time effects from Max Payne with Hot Pursuit's awesome cop-chase scenes. Next up, EA Play will grab you a 10-hour trial for Need for Speed Unbound, together with the "legen. Aside from the obvious game itself, you get four Exclusive Palace Custom Cars, Exclusive Palace Driving Effects, Mashman Decals & “Palifornia” License Plate, Tri-Ferg Character Pose & Banner Artwork, and 20 items of the Stacked Palace Clothing Pack to customize your self-made character to your heart's content. Now that we got the pre-orders out of the way, it's time to see what goodies the $80 Palace Edition has in store for you.
Important to note that all that cash is meant for multiplayer only, not for single-player. However, if you pre-ordered the game, no matter if it's the Standard or Palace Edition, you get some bling to boast on the streets of Lakeshore, like a custom driving effect, custom license plate, banner with artwork and sticker, but most importantly, $150,000 in in-game credits.
No point in searching for something that doesn't exist. If you bought just the $70 Standard Edition after the official release date on December 2nd, you get the base game, and that's it. First off, let's see what you get in every possible scenario and then where to find everything on each and every platform.
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