"You can never say never, as if we ended up doing DLC for this game for 10 years, I can't know what's happening in 10 years' time," he explained. He also pointed out that Need for Speed does not have an in-game store, so it's not even technically possible for Need for Speed to have paid DLC or microtransactions at this stage. But he stressed that there are no plans at the moment. Sullivan acknowledged that he can't say with 100 percent confidence that Need for Speed won't someday down the road offer paid DLC or microtransactions. There is no word yet on what form the new Need for Speed content will take, though extra cars seems like a strong possibility. All of the content that we're going to give you-a pretty substantial amount in the future, starting pretty soon-is going to be free.
The plan is that there are no transactions in this game. I know some people when we do press like this, they say, 'Yeah, but I'm sure it'll all change in a week or two, or six months.' It's not going to. "They're certainly not saying to us, 'Can you build a load of stuff and charge us for it?' They're not saying that, so we're not doing that. "Everything we're doing is focusing on listening to what the fans are asking for," Sullivan said. By clicking 'enter', you agree to GameSpot's
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