EA and Criterion Games have now fully unveiled the Need for Speed Unbound Palace Edition with a new gameplay reveal video. The Palace Edition, developed in collaboration with skate and streetwear brand Palace Skateboards, costs $79.99 on all platforms and includes four themed cars, exclusive driving affects, in-game clothing and more cosmetics.

Watch the Need for Speed Palace Edition gameplay reveal below:

Need for Speed Unbound’s Palace Edition was first announced last month as a special collaboration with UK skateboard and clothing brand Palace Skateboards. The Palace Edition offers exclusive Palace gear and rides, including four custom cars, a clothing pack, driving effect, decals and license plate, character pose and banner artwork:

• Four stunningly intense custom rides, created in collaboration with Palace, including: 
  • Mercedes-AMG GT Black Series 2020
  • Volkswagen Golf GTI 1976
  • BMW M3 Evolution II E30 1988
  • Mercedes-AMG G 63 2017
• Exclusive Palace Driving Effects to stand out from the competition in style
• Stacked Palace Clothing Pack including 20 items for players to express their true style with:
  • 1 pair of Palace Vans Jeremy the Duck Skate Slip Ons
  • 2 caps and a beanie including the GTX 3 Racing Cap
  • 2 motorsports styled jackets including the Palace AMG Driving Jacket
  • 9 curated Palace tops including polos, tshirts, hoodies, long sleeve and shirt  
  • 5 bottoms including Palace Woodland & Desert Cargo Short as well as track shorts and a selection of joggers
• A variety of Palace decals and ‘Palifornia’ License Plate for players to create their own Palace custom car.
• Tri-Ferg Character Pose and Palace Banner Artwork

The Palace Edition costs $79.99/£69.99/€79,99/S$99.90 and can be pre-ordered now for PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X|S. EA Play Pro members on PC will have access to the Palace Edition starting November 29.

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