Need for Speed: Critique remasterisée de Hot Pursuit

Need for speed: Hot Pursuit was released in 2010, but the games on which it was based were released on generations of even older consoles. Need for speed titles have experienced runners and police since Need for Speed III: Hot Pursuit in 1998 and Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit in 2002 2. Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit was inspired by these games To modernize the concept cop against runners on PS3, Xbox One, Wii and PC. Need for speed: Hot Pursuit Remastered modernizes this game as much as it modernized the concepts that have come to life in the even older titles of Need for Speed. Although Hot Pursuit Remastered is not ideal for new runners, it is a love letter to the classic Need for Speed titles that many fans are demanding.

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This faithful recreation of Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit was developed by the same team that did it at the start, Criterion Games, and this shows in the sensation and the presentation of the game. Nothing is lost in the translation of The latest generation of consoles, and the game benefits from the appropriate visual improvements that you expect from a remaster. Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit Remastered includes all the main DLCs, offering about six hours of play and more than 30 additional challenges. Everything that earned Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit the price for the best race game of the game Critics Awards in 2010 and the British Academy Video Games Award for the multiplayer in 2011 is here in the Remaster, which makes it an NFS title Essential for fans of the original.

Need for speed: Hot Pursuit Remastered focuses on two campaigns, one linked to runners and the other linked to the cops. Personally, I prefer to escape the police as a runner because they seem to offer the white shopping and the longest challenges. The progression linked to these campaigns is enriching in the sense that I always feel like I work towards the next car, ending in the top three of most events rewarding a vehicle. The progression for runners is distinct from the police country, which means that you will unlock all kinds of racing cars as well as a plethora of cop cars. I really like the fact that Burnout plays as a cop, but runners can simulate this experience by crushing other runners or police officers who threaten to stop their race. The crashes trigger briefs cinematic which range from learning to ridicule, describing the result of your calculation error, or your precision, in a cinematographic effect which does not necessarily reflect real physique.

There are a number of game modes throughout the combined career of runners and cops on Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit Remastered. Some of these game modes include speedwall, hot pursuit, race and duel. These game modes modify the gameplay appropriately, with duel focusing on a 1v1 between you and another runner, and race including a wide variety of runners while presenting this classic Need for Speed sensation. The most important game mode between the cop campaign and runners is the holder of Hot Pursuit where runners avoid other runners, traffic and the police. In Hot Pursuit, you must win a race, but you must also avoid being stopped by the local authority which has an arsenal of weapons like an Emp, Spike Strip and the disturbing helicopter that hovers above Threatening way when you try to finish a race.. However, you don't have to fend for yourself with an extremely fast vehicle because Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit offers runners a similar weapon arsenal to defend themselves from the police and take away enemy runners with. The use of the EMP forces runners to align a box with a smaller box to target their enemies, while you want to get ahead of your target before dropping a strip of spikes.

Cars in Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit Remastered does not behave as well as in the more modern NFS games, many vehicles playing in fact exactly like the others. While this was quite common there are two generations, when the original concept of Hot Pursuit was born, the race titles recently diverged from this and some people are satisfied, while others are not. If you prefer the classic arcade-y experience, there is no doubt that Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit Remastered is for you, but the recent NFS fans could find the race in this remaster a little clumsy. Another problem I have encountered is something familiar to Mario Kart fans or fans of other racing games on previous generations of consoles, visible elastic bands. There are times when I noticed that these rubber bands operated in my favor and others when it ruined me completely, so it is more an observation than a complaint. The meteorological effects have also received a notable graphical improvement, although their effect on the road seems minimal compared to the more modern Need for Speed games such as Heat.

Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit Rémastered is a real reconstruction of the original game of Criterion Games and EA on latest generation consoles for the material of the current generation. Large visual improvements appropriate the title appropriately, while very few is made to change the original game experience. This makes Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit Rémastered An essential purchase not only for Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit fans, but also for all Need for Speed fans who want the classic experience.

New Need for Speed fans who have joined the franchise with Heat will notice some old mechanics because the franchise has changed considerably since 2010. One of the most remarkable features is online functionality that simply shows the path traveled by Need for speed since 2010. Via the user interface and its design. Despite the aged feeling, Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit Remastered offers an asynchronous multiplatform multiplayer fueled by Autolog. Although this could be a coincidence for new fans, it is admirable that Criterion Games and EA wanted to maintain the original game experience that created worship within the Need for Speed community. It is now the best way to play Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit as it is updated for the PS4 and the Xbox One without losing anything that made the original game brilliant.

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Good

• A true reconstruction of a classic cult
• Beautifully updated visuals
• Enriching progression
• DLC included

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The bad

• Dated original band
• Rigid vehicles