Finally, after months of intensive work, we are going to be given the gift of time. December will indeed be a welcome break for us here. In November, you got your share of review and videos as usual, but as the big 2012 released are all out now, the weeks to come should be rather quiet. Don't worry though, since a few games slipped through our fingers lately, like Assassin's Creed Liberation and LEGO Lords of the Rings for example, we will try to catch up on the footage we haven't been able to deliver. What's more, we will let you have another look at Project CARS so you can see if some progress has been made since last time. The holiday season is now upon us, Gamersyde is still up and running, so let's just hope the end of the world will not show itself in three weeks so we can continue next year.

For a while now, developer Criterion has given up the Burnout franchise to work on another successful arcade racer: Need for Speed. After Hot Pursuit which turned out to be an excellent title, they are back with Need for Speed: Most Wanted, a sort of reboot of the game which was available at the 360 launch. Because the PC version suffers from a few framerate issues for the moment, we can't show you any 1080p/60fps gameplay footage of the game but Miguel took *a few* screenshots to accompany our videos of the 360 version. Enjoy!
Update: Added three PC videos at 30 FPS with still some slowdowns.

Criterion and EA remind us that Need for Speed: Most Wanted is coming this Tuesday to let you drive around Fairhaven.

The latest gameplay features video of Need for Speed: Most Wanted is about the game's multiplayer and its competitive races, events and challenges.

This new trailer of Need for Speed: Most Wanted shows the possibilites you have to make trouble for the cops such as switching cars mid-chase.

EA has released a new gameplay video of Need for Speed: Most Wanted that showcases the features from the single player campaign and new footage from Fairhaven City.

It's a new week for all of us and Need for Speed: Most Wanted is back with four new screenshots. Judging from these images, car models should clearly not be disappointing.

This new gameplay video of Need for Speed: Most Wanted shows how the gameplay works in the open world of Fairhaven.

There is not much to look forward to on Playstation Vita in the months to come, thankfully, EA will release a few games by the end of this year. Need for Speed: Most Wanted is one of them, so here are a couple of images of the game on Sony's handheld.

What would Gamescom be without its Need for Speed game? Well that's probably something EA do not want to know considering they have just released a new 1080p trailer of Need for Speed: Most Wanted.