Good news for PS3 and PC owners - while you've been mashing your head against your flat screen thanks to glitches in
Need for Speed: ProStreet, EA's been working on a solution.
Over in the game's official forums, a moderator tells us:
"...our team is working actively to investigate this problem and we are not taking the issues you are having with the patch lightly. We were hoping for the release of the patch to fix these problems but unfortunately it seems to have caused quite a few more. I will update you as soon as our team identifies the root of the problem, and we will try our hardest to figure out a proper solution."
Problems caused by the update include the game either freezing or crashing when players try to save games or tune cars.
EA, apparently, is just as frustrated as
Need for Speed fans. "I definitely understand your frustration, along with everyone elses (sic)", the moderator goes on. "It frustrates us just as much that our great fans aren't able to have an enjoyable experience with
ProStreet because of issues such as these.
"Hold tight though, as I've already heard some stuff from the team on what the issue(s) (for PS3 at least) might be. Hopefully I'll have something to report by tomorrow morning."
So, there you go, racing fans. You're not alone! You can find out more about
Need For Speed: ProStreet over on SPOnG's
dedicated game page.