Need for Speed Rivals: Complete Edition

Need for Speed Rivals: Complete Edition (2014)

by Ghost Games, Electronic Arts, Inc.
Genres:Racing
Themes:Action
Game modes:Single player, Co-operative, Multiplayer
Story:Own the complete Need for Speed Rivals package, including the full game plus all six previously released downloadable content packs. Additional Packs included: - Simply Jaguar Complete Pack - Ferrari Edizioni Speciali Complete Pack - Concept Lamborghini Complete Pack - The Koenigsegg Agera One - Complete Movie Pack - Loaded Garage PackShow more
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Oui un bon Need For Speed Rivals. Sur PC tellement joli. Bien sur il a un côté copier-coller avec NFS Hot Pursuit avec les mêmes armes, les mêmes défis Franchement une réussite mon préféré
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