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Players can also compete online (except in the Wii version), which includes additional game modes such as Hot Pursuit, Interceptor and Race.
Hot Pursuit 's gameplay is set in the fictional Seacrest County, in which players can compete in several types of races.
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Hot Pursuit is the sixteenth title in the franchise and was released in November 2010, with digital download versions released within December 2010. The Wii version was developed by Exient Entertainment.
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Of course, all it takes is one to end the battle.Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit is a BAFTA Award-winning 2010 racing video game in the Need for Speed series developed by British games developer Criterion Games and published by Electronic Arts for PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, Microsoft Windows, Wii, iOS, Android, webOS and Windows Phone.
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I'd imagine that two evenly matched drivers could play for 15 or 20 minutes at a stretch if they don't make many mistakes. Two of the four 1-on-1 matches I played lasted upwards of five minutes, while the other two barely lasted a minute. We didn't have a chance to choose our cars in the controlled environment that is E3, and I'm sure Criterion wanted to make the actual vehicles nearly identical to keep it balanced. I had just as much fun channeling my inner lawman (I'd have a sweet mustache) as I did pretending I was the immortal Burt Reynolds in the Oscar Winning "Smokey & The Bandit". Will Tuttle: If I may be so bold, I'm going to answer your second question first.
Ryan Scott: So what kinds of progression mechanics and perks do the cop/cruiser careers offer up? And, more importantly, which one's more fun? Hot Pursuit basically gives you two completely different "careers" to choose from, allowing you to switch between them at any time if you get bored.
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You will be able to play in a Free Roam mode of some kind, as a member of either side of the law (Cruise if you're a racer, or Patrol if you're a cop), and I'd have to assume you'll be given plenty of different race types all over the map, just like in Paradise. Still, this is definitely a Burnout game, so you have to be insanely good to stay on the road, yet you won't be punished very much for the occasional foray off the beaten path.Īs for the map, I didn't get to see too much of what happens between races, as they wanted to allow those of us present ample time to simply beat the hell out of each other over and over in expensive rides. Damage is the name of the game here, as the only way a cop can actually stop a racer is by damaging it enough to wreck it. Will Tuttle: Yeah, you'll still find yourself grinding against guardrails after a mistimed drift, and it really won't mess up your car or its handling too much, although plowing headfirst into a bridge abutment at 150 mph will end you. Ryan Scott: How do the cars handle? Is it kinda loosey-goosey like in Burnout Paradise, where you can just goof off and crash to your heart's content and not worry too much about the consequences? And is the city map as interactive as Paradise's was? One of the developers from Criterion mentioned that Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit will feature over 100 miles of roads spread out across a variety of terrains and environments. However, while that game basically comprised a bunch of standalone races in which you could either play as a racer or a cop, this Hot Pursuit takes a page from the Burnout Paradise playbook and allows you to drive around an open world. I'm not sure if you ever played Hot Pursuit on the PlayStation 2, but it was one of my favorite non-Burnout racing games of all time. It definitely feels a lot like Burnout with cops, but it also feels a lot like the original Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit with ridiculous speeds. Will Tuttle, Editor in Chief: Yep, that pretty much describes it to a T. How distinctly Criterion is it? I've heard "Burnout with cops." I'm a huge Burnout Paradise fan, and I want to hear all about Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit. Ryan Scott, Executive Editor: I understand you got a private demo of Criterion's upcoming Need for Speed game.
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