Ghost Games' Ben Walke is proud to announce its first major update for "Need for Speed," which will address a rubber-banding that many gamers of its latest reboot are complaining about. The patch is due toward end of November and will innovate a more balanced Al Catch Up, IGN reported. This is said to be one of the game's highlights after it was released early this month.

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As posted in the Need for Speed Blog, it is said that this is typically one of major edits considered on the update, to include wrap editing features, functioning rear-view mirrors, neon upgrades, "Hoonicorn," a REP increase from 50 to 60, and a custom San Diablo gifted when their respective narrative threads are completed.

The game developer hastily pushed a big update to find solutions on the errors of the frame stutter, as experienced by many Xbox One players. More updates on its online status are promised as the game evolves.

It is expected that Ghost Games will address few of the more fundamental issues of a driving game with minimal adjustment options to convince many online multi-gamers. It may be uncertain that this is the best update to fix all issues and complaints, but it is exactly in the right direction to see where the game developer will take the "Need for Speed" in the future.

Walke concludes that this is just the start for the updates and that the whole team aims to look forward to where "Need for Speed" is heading next.

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