The first game of the Need for Speed game series developed by Distinctive Software Inc. in Vancouver, Canada. The company was known by launch of known for similar video games: 4D Boxing (1991), Stunts (1990), Test Drive (1987) and Mission Impossible (1991). Test Drive Test Drive II: The Duel, these were the games main base of the launch With The Need for Speed series. However, the company (DSI) purchased in 1991 by was $ 11 million, which was renamed by Electronic Arts.Currently, Distinctive Software Known as EA Canada. The company capitalized on its experience in the field, they began developing the Need for Speed series in 1992. Electronic Arts Canada continued to widen the developer of Need For Speed franchise for Many Years. DSI's involvement with NFS decline to focus on its efforts creating the line of EA Sports games. In 2002, another Vancouver video game company, named Black Box Games, were hired to continue the series title with The Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit 2. Black Box Games acquired by Electronic Arts was shortly before the publication of the game and renamed the company was Electronic Arts Black Box and EA became part of Canada. Since EA Black Box then the primary has been developer of the rest of the NFS series.
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