About the game
- Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit
- PC, X360, PS3
- Published by Electronic Arts
- Developed by Criterion Studios
- French release: November 19 2010
- US release: November 16 2010
Top stories
About
- Copyright 2007-2009 Gamersyde SARL
Log in
Express links
- New Xbox 360 controller
- A 'StarCraft' movie if James Cameron is interested
- Trapped miners get PSPs
- L.A. Noire delay seeming more and more likely
- SCEJ opens teaser website
- Vanquish PS3/X360: 'little to no differences'
- OPM UK shows Harley Quinn's new look
- The Bible in a strategy MMO game
- BioShock Infinite's Big Daddy named 'Handy Man'
- This is Vegas canned (?)
- Gearbox to unveil footage from upcoming games at PAX 2010
- Multiplayer not guaranteed for BioShock Infinite
- Demo for Star Wars: TFU 2 unchained before game's release
- Vanquish demo dated for Japan, September 2nd on PSN/XBL
- Mortal Kombat vs Street Fighter 'inevitable'

All comments
I must say these are brilliant car models, i've never seen a ford GT rendered better than that.
I hope the crashes are more than just the roll one we've been seeing in previews thus far.
Not really a big deal for me, the licensed cars are worth the trade off and the emphasis of the game seems to be the pursuit aspect as opposed to crashing.
these chase games always sound good but never really play out well. Maybe as a cop you'll earn "tag streaks"...so like hitting them once with your car will get you to call in a chopper to keep track of them, twice gets you to call for a stinger placed ahead ect... rather than relying on just smashing into the car untill it stops
Don't know what to think about these screens. They certainly aren't bullshots (like other racers tend to show, ahum). The lighting is very natural in screen 2-4. But aliasing is so clear in relatively small screenshots, that it makes me wonder how much worse it will be in 42" size.
Or would you sooner have a spluttery 30fps mess with no jaggies?
Don't know what to think about these screens. They certainly aren't bullshots (like other racers tend to show, ahum). The lighting is very natural in screen 2-4. But aliasing is so clear in relatively small screenshots, that it makes me wonder how much worse it will be in 42" size.
PC