Criterion Games is an award-winning video game developer in charge of the hugely popular Need for Speed franchise.

After the launch of Requirement for Speed: Unbound, 5 veteran requirement staff members loaded their things.
One of them is Matt Webster, who worked as Vice President and General Manager.
After more than 23 years now.

The studio supervisor Alan Chairman has likewise stated farewell.
He belonged to Electronic Arts for 17 years.
Another exit is called Pete Lake, who started in 1996 as an artist at Requirement Games.
The Sr. Technical Director Andrei Shires (16 years active) and content employer Steve Uphill (10 years active) are likewise no longer there.
The reason for your departure: You all wish to explore new possibilities outside of EA.
Anyone who takes on the function of the executive manufacturer is already particular.

It is Charity Pleasure who comes from EAS UFC franchise.
Geoff Smith, on the other hand, changes to the post of Senior Director of Product Advancement.
Far he worked as head of the dirt and Grid games.
By the method, he is also responsible for the next WRC branch.
Both Delight and Smith work together with Steve Cuss, Head of Studio Operations at Criterion.

an fascinating time

David Butter, the head of the EA Studios, just recently notified the workers: It has been a year ago that the skilled groups of Code masters and Requirement have officially merged to advance the future of racing home entertainment.
This is an exceptionally amazing time for our group after the current publication of Requirement for Speed Unbound, the effective publication of EA Sports F1 22 at the beginning of this year and the substantial progress in the development of WRC.
The brand-new Required for Speed described Butter as the beginning of a brand-new era for the franchise.
He also mentions a great opportunity to additional develop the video gaming experiences and make an even larger target group accessible.
They describe their strengths in certified motorsport in addition to arcade and open world racers.
Source: Games Industry
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