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| NFS HP: Hands-On and Video-Walkthrough |
Wednesday, 16.06.2010 |
 After the  presentation of Need for Speed Hot Pursuit slowly the first videos and reports are coming in:
Here you can see a 1 vs 1 race, which was played at the presentation at the E3:
Gametrailers was able to play Need for Speed Hot Pursuit themselves and show you the game in a walkthrough-video.
The onlinegamazone Gamespot sat down with producer Craig Sullivan and gives you more details on the game in their hands-on article.
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The game focuses on two different playable classes--the cop and the racer. The relationship will be "like a dog chasing down a rabbit," according to Sullivan. He said, "We want the racer to feel like the rabbit, and the cop to feel like the dog." Like the dog, the cop is more powerful--not only will police cars be faster, they also won't take damage. Racers actually have it pretty tough in comparison--they'll have more speed and stealth-related power-ups, but they'll take damage every time a cop car hits them. Like the rabbit, the racer should feel vulnerable to attack and will have to outsmart the cop to survive.
Additionally IGN wrote a first preview of NFS Hot Pursuit:
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The thrill of the chase is intoxicating within itself, thanks to an exhilarating sense of speed that's amplified by a rechargeable nitrous boost and some sublime handling. It's initially galling, especially to anyone schooled in Burnout's own unique model, and is much weightier than Criterion's past games. The low-slung Lamborghinis soon reveal themselves to be a delight to throw around, swinging their plump posteriors around corners simple yet satisfying.
It runs deeper than that though, and there's a surprising level of nuance to the chase. The win states are self explanatory – for the chaser, it's about pummelling the suspect into submission, and for them it's just about getting away. Power-ups add strategy; the d-pad houses four of them, ranging from the cop deploying a helicopter to keep eyes on the suspect or calling in a road block to a radar jamming device that renders the mini-map useless and an EMP blast that temporarily immobilises the opponent.
 Gametrailers Walkthrough Video
NFS Hot Pursuit Hands-On @ Gamespot
NFS Hot Pursuit Preview @ IGN
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| #4: von Phantom1CJ
(30.06.2010 12:49) |
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I can't believe that there is no tuning parts for the vehicle. Although the tuning parts becomes less and less, but it can't be none! I hope there will be a tuning part DLC or more tuning parts in NFS 15
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| #3: von FedskaTheOne
(17.06.2010 22:08) |
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Yes, all those who started to play NFS from underground 2 can start crying  . I played Hot Pursuit (first one) with my friend in split screen, and it was so fun, simple costumizing like acceleration/top speed, stiff/hard suspension etc. and it was more than enough 
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| #2: von UltimateGTR
(17.06.2010 19:17) |
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After so many years of customize era, it's time to get back to the roots and start growing again, this is healthly for the development of NFS!
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| #1: von FedskaTheOne
(17.06.2010 12:46) |
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I love this game already. I don't care about the fact that you won't be able to costumize your car, just get in and race
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