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November 2010
(84%)
40 Reviews
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Abstract: Although the Need for Speed series has historically featured high-speed chases and thrill-based gameplay, last year's Need for Speed: Shift heralded a literal shift for the series into simulation territory. Many gamers (including myself) were wowed by thi...
But there is no point looking down to the few flaws in this otherwise masterfully executed game, because Criterion’s newborn doesn’t really try to hide its shortcomings – Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit knows that enough strengths can make such things irre...
Abstract: The words "hot pursuit" as they pertain to the Need for Speed franchise are something like holy ground to those who played HP1 (PS1) and even more so HP2 (PS2). They turned the genre on its ear with their level of polish and commitment to what they we...
Great graphics, Lots of cars, Fantastic online play
None that I can see!
This game is so much fun that it’s easily one of my favorite games of all time on the PS3. I am glad to see a remake of a game that meant so much to me in my younger days that is actually better than the original. This is the game to get for fans of ra...
Abstract: The Need for Speed series has produced better lap times as of late. Their last offering, NFS Shift took the series in a new direction, but the sim style, track racing design left gamers wanting more than just another racer. The series has always prided...
Abstract: EA gave Criterion Games control of an entry in the Need for Speed series and, while that may seem like heresy to Burnout fans, the gamble paid off. From the first race you'll notice that the cars feel heavy, fast, and mean. This is still an arcade-st...
Abstract: Hot Pursuit is a Need for Speed game in name only. This blisteringly fast racer has more in common with developer Criterion Games' own Burnout series than it does with any previous Need for Speed offering, despite lacking a number of features that are ...
Exhilarating races and cop chases, Autolog system makes competing with friends more compelling, Tight controls make it easy to take corners at high speed, Loads of licensed supercars, Great online options.
Camera cuts occasionally mess with your driving, No traditional leaderboards.
This fast-paced racer keeps you glued to the TV and on the edge of your seat regardless of which side of the law you're playing on....
Abstract: Taking the series back to its roots.The Need for Speed franchise has seen more ups and downs than a thrilling roller coaster ride. The fabled EA series has been through so many changes that some thought it eventually would fall into oblivion at some po...
Abstract: It's no secret that Need for Speed: Hot Pursuitis going to feel a lot like the Burnout games. The Hot Pursuit moniker was taken over by the good people at Criterion Games, creators of the crash-oriented racing series, and they waste no time in revampin...
