If you've got the need for speed, then you'll definitely need this: v1.0.1.18 patch is now available across all platforms that Need for Speed: Undercover is in - and that's quite a list of platforms: Xbox 360, PS3, Wii, PSP, NDS, PC, mobile and PS2.

The recession may have hooked its pincers into another victim. A report from the Electronic Playground is claiming that Electronic Arts has canceled the Need for Speed series.

Got the Need for more Speed? Good news 'cause it's on as Need For Speed: Undercover (PS3, Xbox 360, PS2, DS, Wii, PSP) goes gold. Get to go undercover as you take on another underground organization, race against more rivals, and even drive a new engine feature.

Video games used as a medium to debut an all-new car? Sure, why not?! Nissan and Electronic Arts have revealed via press release that gamers get first dibs to test drive (virtually, of course) the all-new 2009 Nissan 370Z Coupe in the upcoming Need for Speed: Undercover title. Sweet! Now all I need are some models to go with that car and I'm set for life...

Revving up your gaming this time is a video trailer for Need for Speed: Undercover (PS3, Xbox 360, PS2, DS, Wii, PSP). The latest in EA's Need For Speed series shows us its new locations, crisp graphics, and a look at some of the games' rides.

"You gotta be prepared, but in your preparation you gotta be ready to do whatever it takes." Are you ready? Well you better be, cos the exclusive G-Mac trailer for EA's Need for Speed: Undercover is here, and it's not gonna be a smooth-sailin' cruise.

The Need for Speed ProStreet gig didn't work out for Electronic Arts and internal studio Black Box, but the superstar publisher decided they could still make a turnaround for the franchise again, starting with Need for Speed Undercover. Perhaps guided by the popularity of night and illegal street racing movies, Need for Speed Undercover's design resettled for the open sandbox design of Most Wanted with a different story. A story, they say, that will include Mission Impossible 3's Maggie Q.