Bugatti Veyron coming to Need For Speed: Pro Street! Plus 2 tracks and 15 other cars.

by Jason Cartwright

Bugatti Veyron comes to Pro Street

If you own Need For Speed: Pro Street, then your in luck. EA have announced there is brand new downloadable content coming for the game.

Featuring 2 new tracks and 16, count them 16 new cars. The biggest of them all, for the first time in a video game.. the Bugatti Veyron! That’s right, the monster that tops out at over 400km/h is coming to Pro Street.

Is this a sign that we’ll see Bugatti licence the car for use in a number of racing titles, only time will tell. For now if you dream of climbing behind the wheel then Pro Street is your best bet.

There’s a video available now on Xbox Live Marketplace with all the information about the new DLC.

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