Need for Speed: No Limits
Need for Speed No Limits |
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Developer: Firemonkeys Studios
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Need for Speed No Limits is an addition to the series made for mobile devices by the same developers who have made Real Racing 3. Released in 2015 along with the series' reboot title, the game has outlived every single mainline entries from its decade of release including the aforementioned reboot - with no signs of hitting the end of the road anytime soon.
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Revisional Differences
Prologue change
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Originally, the prologue had the player driving a Ford Mustang GT (S-550) with a Ken Block livery until version 3.3, which it changed to the Dodge Viper SRT GT-S (VX) (along with AI cars). It also included the prerelease skin from the Ford Mustang GT (S-550) then later version 6.0 Gatecrasher update changed this car to stock kit for whatever version.
Rebranded Wheels
The rim licenses for RAYS Engineering were lost as of the Underworld: Downfall update, with their names re-branded to fictional NFS No Limits manufacturers.
Before Underworld: Downfall | After Underworld: Downfall |
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Volk Racing TE37 | Raijin T-90S |
Volk Racing TE37tta | Raijin T-90S Dish |
Gram Lights 57F | WORKS Motorsport Marque 99 |
Gram Light 57SX | Tusk Sprinter |
Schmidt Line 2TLg | Tusk Runner |
User Interface Changes
The user interface, along with the title screen and logo were changed as of the “Drift Macabre” Update in October 2021 to resemble Need for Speed: Heat instead of the 2015 reboot.
Redesigned Materials
On the “Underground Insider” Update, the materials names and images were changed, like engines being changed to show an electric motor, despite the entire car list being only internal combustion engine powered-cars, until the recent introduction of the DeLorean Alpha5 in the Thunderclap Update.
Unused Motorcycle
In version 4.2.3, a Motorcycle model was added to the game file and later removed in the patch. It is unknown if it was meant to be a playable bike or just for AI.
Hidden Frost Wrap Color Swatches
For whatever reason, there are some Color Swatches for Frosty fast but it never released for some reason.
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