It's like EA's version of Steam but crappier - especially for lounge room gaming machines that don't have a mouse or keyboard since it doesn't support controllers.
Unfortunately the only way to download, install and run most EA games is via their launcher Origin. "Why do this when EA Games already install OriginThinSetup." This is specifically for games that aren't on Steam, in this case NFS The Run.For me, everything else I play is in Steam, it works fine and I just wanted to add this one non-Steam game.
I personally haven't looked into Lutris, but have only heard good things about it. "Why not just use Lutris?" No reason except that I just like using Steam as the launcher for this lounge-room based, controller-only gaming machine.Update: since posting this article there's a been some discussion on Reddit about why this is necessary: Since this was the first time I'd tried a non-Steam game under Proton I knew there'd be some tinkering around but I got it working in the end. The Run isn't listed on ProtonDB so there was a chance it wouldn't be playable but at just $5 there wasn't much to lose.
When I saw the PC version on sale I couldn't resist grabbing a copy to see if I could get it to work on my new Linux gaming machine (which I wrote about here). One of my favourite PS3 games was Need for Speed: The Run.
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