EA's Need for Speed "Full Reboot" is posting to offer a closed beta as a Beta Page is recently seen in the game's website. The Beta Page will let you sign up for the closed beta for the PS4 and Xbox One game consoles. The website or EA has yet to confirm if the Need for Speed "Full Reboot" is available for the PC format.
Need for Speed's developer Ghost Game confirmed the Beta testing in order to help the studio in performing a number of technical tests which will greatly help the team in developing the game and to get it ready come launch date. Ghost Game also pointed out that the beta testers will have to agree to a stipulation.
The recently opened registration will run for less than a week and will be closed on September 25, Friday. Beta testers will be notified through email with further instructions on how start and play the game. EA and Ghost Game cited that they have a very limited space to work with so, at this point, they wanted to say that not all that have signed up with the testing will be granted access.
During the Gamescom, which was held last month, Electronic Sports released the trailer for the upcoming Need for Speed game and highlighted its feature of its ability to blend its gameplay with live action. The Need for Speed will also need an internet connection which will be heavily used for Need for Speed's post launch DLCs. Game Ghost also showcased the game's five ways to play, which are Speed, Style, Build, Crew, and Outlaw
The racing video game was initially released in 1994 for the 3DO platform and then later on to the PC (DOS based), the first PlayStation and the Sega Saturn.
Need for Speed is expected to be formally launched on November 3 for Xbox One, PS4, and PC.