Also the pace-destroying and annoying crash camera is also introduced in this game, and wasn't even slightly improved at all until Need for Speed Payback. For example, the typical brake-to-drift (or some player called 'drifting on rails') mechanics from the Burnout franchise are introduced into this game and is never gone (at least it's well executed here, but not the following games).

Being a Criterion-made racing game, this game inevitably has a part of Burnout blood in it.

The recent update for the Remastered version brought back the Wrap Editor, which allows players to make custom liveries from their cars with vinyls and decals, potentially recreating liveries of iconic Need for Speed cars, like Darius' Audi Le Mans Quattro from Carbon or the BMW M3 GTR from Most Wanted.

iOS and Android release is very fun for mobile games, except some broken physics.

There are other great cars to drive if you have the DLC add-ons for this game.

These weapons are very fun to use and needs some strategy to use, making the game very exciting. There are also jammer and turbo boost (which gives your car a radical boost) exclusively for racers, and roadblocks and helicopters exclusively for cops.

Spikes and EMP are available for both sides. Both racers and cops can use their own weapons now.Driving model is also very fitting to the environment. There are many great police cars to drive, the Lamborghinis and Koenigseggs in particular. (If you have the Lamborghini Untamed DLC pack or Remastered.) The Lamborghini Diablo SV from Need for Speed III: Hot Pursuit returns in this game.Chameleon engine looks very impressive even years later. Some manufacturers that is rarely/has never featured in NFS games are present such as Alfa Romeo, Maserati, Carbon Motors, and so on. Awesome soundtrack, such as 'Edge of the Earth' by 30 Seconds to Mars, 'Watercolour' by Pendulum and 'Stronger' by Lazee ft.This game returns to the real roots of the franchise: grand touring in supercars on freeways, instead of the street racing and customization that a lot of people think about it.A decade later, the remastered version was soon announced for the Xbox One and PlayStation 4 with crossplay on November 6 with a Nintendo Switch release the next seven days after, as well as the Xbox Series X/S and PlayStation 5 on February 25 of the following year.

Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit is a 2010 racing video game developed by Criterion Games and published by Electronic Arts for the PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, Microsoft Windows, Wii, iOS, Android, webOS and Windows Phone. November 6th, 2020 (Xbox One, PlayStation 4) 'Edge of the Earth' by 30 Seconds to Mars

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