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So, I have an Xbox One and I'm fan of Hot Pursuit since 360, and what I get when I have hands-on on "remastered" playing in my Xbox One? SameSo, I have an Xbox One and I'm fan of Hot Pursuit since 360, and what I get when I have hands-on on "remastered" playing in my Xbox One? Same gfx, textures, controls and even FPS...Frustrating.I'm just goes to the shop for buying Series S, to play my favorite Need For Speed... ) And what i get?Same outdated gfx, same resolution, and what is very frustrating - same FPS. 30fps for outdated game coming out a decade ago... Are you normal, EA?Making this, in that type of "quality" on next gen?!?I disappointed. Very

Poor optimized. I have a RTX 2080 and it keeps stuttering even with graphics on low. Graphics are a little better than original. I wasted likePoor optimized. I have a RTX 2080 and it keeps stuttering even with graphics on low. Graphics are a little better than original. I wasted like 1 hour solving a controller issue where there was a message in the screen saying that my controller was not supported. -_-I don't mind the arcade gameplay but the stuttering is too much annoying, it breaks even the music!!! Game is bad. I got it for free but will never play it because it's just annoying to play in the current state. I don't even believe they will ever fixed it. Waste of money for someone that paid for it.

This game is a joke and terrible. The AI is overly aggressive and literally cheats. The RNG of the placement of traffic and road blocks isThis game is a joke and terrible. The AI is overly aggressive and literally cheats. The RNG of the placement of traffic and road blocks is completely terrible, as the game puts them in the perfect place to ensure you will wreck. They should remove this game from all platforms and count it as a complete failure.

If you liked Burnout, but always felt like those games were a bit too much fun, this is the game for you. Seriously, it's like EA toldIf you liked Burnout, but always felt like those games were a bit too much fun, this is the game for you. Seriously, it's like EA told Criterion: "Hey, those Burnout games were a big hit, so make it a little bit like that, but not too much, it's still Need for Speed after all." The result is something that feels like playing a slower, more boring version of Burnout, and with a way worse soundtrack to boot.

Controls are horrible, you never feel like you have full control of the car... The skill does not come from mastering the speed and havingControls are horrible, you never feel like you have full control of the car... The skill does not come from mastering the speed and having fast reaction time. No, the skill comes from just dealing with the horrible controls.I consider myself as a big fan of racing simulations (like grand tourismo) or arcade racers (like the burnout series). Because of the latter, I was in good hopes when I saw the developers are the same studio. But it is a disappointment, even GTA has better driving machanics and its not even their core gameplay... It's not a bad game, but it's also far from good.

Controls are awful cars feel way too stiff some time trails that use a specific car are ridiculous some times seem impossible and cars seem toControls are awful cars feel way too stiff some time trails that use a specific car are ridiculous some times seem impossible and cars seem to magnetize towards traffic and barriers this not a remaster its a rip off

Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit has aged wonderfully. Ten years have not been enough for this work to begin to show some seams, because both in the playable side and in the design structure of its challenges it is still intact. The remastering work is minimal, only technical, and we miss a greater effort to improve some textures, the fluidity of the images or the models, which do not stand out excessively. Luckily, on the playable level it is still excellent in almost all its sections, the Autolog is a sensational idea and there are always reasons to return: wasted content. Hot Pursuit is back in 2020 to remind us just how good it is.

Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit Remastered is a mixed bag. On one hand, its simplicity in its pick up and play race-to-race gameplay style can suit those who enjoy "back to basics" game modes. Anyone seeking an experience that can be fun to play with limited options will find Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit Remastered a joy to play, especially given its relatively budget price. Petrol heads and those looking for a bit of nostalgia will be satisfied with the car selection and arcade gameplay. However, Hot Pursuit Remastered's game modes both inside and outside of career mode are fairly scant, and fall short of standards set by other racing games in the modern landscape - even those upheld historically within the Need for Speed franchise itself.

Need for Speed Hot Pursuit is a gem from 2010 that we didn’t really need again. It definitely wasn’t in my top 5 NFS games to come back as a remaster, but still one to welcome with its new additions. This is a game for those who never experienced it in its initial state in 2010 or for those who want some variation in the arcade racing genre in the meantime until the 2021 iteration is released.

EA knows not to mess with the classic formula, so the largely visual upgrades work, creating a satisfying game. Truth is, racing games haven’t changed that much in the last decade; it’s about speed, and letting you feel that speed. Sure, you’re missing the “rewind” feature of current racing games, and it might have been nice to get that added in here.

Despite the Burnout heritage, NFS Hot Pursuit Remastered is a hardcore racer that looks and plays incredibly on the Switch. Love racing games? You need this.

Overall, my first impressions of this remaster is a good one and it just keeps getting better the more I play it. I have streamed it a couple of times not because tons of people have been watching but simply because I want to share my love for the game with others.

The first time I have tried it and it is incredibly good, there will be posh people who judge the FPS or the pulse delay or etc but you knowThe first time I have tried it and it is incredibly good, there will be posh people who judge the FPS or the pulse delay or etc but you know what I say?STOP COMPLAINING, BUY IT AND ENJOY THIS GAME

EA looking for a quick money grab. The game is okay, however it seems to be missing some console exclusives every racing game needs. 1st splitEA looking for a quick money grab. The game is okay, however it seems to be missing some console exclusives every racing game needs. 1st split screen play. 2nd Offline lan play or system link. I like the racing multiplayer games in our house but I'm not going to pay 3 xbox live subscription just to be able to play online lan.

Despite having high hopes for Hot Pursuit's new remastered version, I found it to be just another mediocre Need for Speed game, using the name of the veteran series, without actually living up to it.

The Need for Speed series isn’t the behemoth it used to be but it’s great to see one of the last great entries in the series make its way over to Nintendo Switch. It may be a ten-year-old game, but it manages to stand toe to toe with other more recent examples on the console with ease.

High speed chases and spectacular police take-downs provide plenty of thrills, but a lacklustre remaster, and a couple of annoying quirks let the arcade racer down.

As far as the racing game genre goes Need For Speed: Hot Pursuit Remastered is one of the coolest and freshest around. Of course, the brilliance of Hot Pursuit stems from its original release in 2010 and the remaster doesn’t bestow a bountiful bouquet of bonuses, but replaying it ten years down the line hasn’t changed the recipe one iota – and that can only be a great thing, although the changes are minimal beyond aesthetics. If you haven’t played Hot Pursuit and want an exhilarating racer this is a must own and while you’re at it bump up the score below by 1.0, but as a remaster it only does enough to make it competent and does little to stand out from the litany of remasters out there.

Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit Remastered is.a refresh of the 2010 racing video game developed by Criterion Games and published by ElectronicNeed for Speed: Hot Pursuit Remastered is.a refresh of the 2010 racing video game developed by Criterion Games and published by Electronic Arts. Feel the thrill of the chase and the rush of escape in Need for Speed Hot Pursuit Remastered on Xbox One & Xbox Series S | X. Unleash a savage sense of speed both as an outlaw and a cop in the world's hottest high-performance cars. Outsmart the heat or take down lawbreakers with the tactical weaponry at your disposal in a heart-pumping, socially competitive racing experience. Updated with enhanced visuals, cross-platform multiplayer to include the asynchronous competition powered by Autolo. As a nice package all additional main DLC is also present, This is the ultimate edition of Criterion Games’ critically acclaimed Need for Speed debut. It’s time to reignite the pursuit. Need for Speed Hot Pursuit was a truly great Need for Speed game. Released in 2010, its iconic position in the franchise is due in part to the fact that it was developed by Criterion Games, the team behind the fabulous Burnout series. While it carries the Need of Speed name, Hot Pursuit melded the two franchises together, creating a fast and brash arcade racer that stood head and shoulders above the other racers of the time. Remastering games is quite popular trend these days due to the lack of time involved to a new IP or sequel to release between the newest games. it's been always a thing but now it's quite popular and it's something I really personally enjoy seeing as long as they are done right. Because I just don't understand developers that releases another game that actually and almost looks and feels like the last game of the series . Just bring DLC's or Remaster it's easy enough to do and a solid job has been accomplished here.! Hot Pursuit is back with higher performance stats and better visuals some extra music tracks as well. .It feels quite nice to have this game remastered and in the end of 2020 made me feel like I'm back in 2010 reliving the original experience all over again. With Need For Speed: Hot Pursuit Remastered we get classic arcade racing refreshed in our Xbox libraries and they actually didn't change the original graphics they just made them better with what feels about the same with better controllers, hardware and televisions to display it on. Looks great on Xbox One and Xbox One Series X so you can't go wrong on this one if you were a fan of the original for sure.

There is no difference between this and the original game, I still have the original, and a console to play it on. This could have all beenThere is no difference between this and the original game, I still have the original, and a console to play it on. This could have all been solved with a backwards compatibility update on Xbox, and a budget release on PS4. The fact that the game is full price is an insult. I suspect this was done by a team of 1 person, and a month or two. EA are shameless.

Need for Speed Hot Pursuit Remastered brings the classic 2010 arcade racer to the Nintendo Switch. It harkens back to the heyday of the series when they were at their peak. While it’s fun, it doesn’t bring much new to this port so It ends up feeling dated and the progression grindy. While nothing can match the chaos of a good cop chase, the rest of the package could use some updates. That being said, those looking for a new arcade racer will surely find a good time here.

Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit Remastered remains a thrilling arcade racer even a decade on from its debut. The minute to minute excitement of playing cat and mouse with cops and racers is still an entertaining concept, and Criterion is the master of this type of white-knuckle racing. It is admittedly relatively basic as far as remasters are concerned, and there’s not that much here for those who have seen it all before, but those who have yet to drive these streets are in for a good time.

Newcomers may not find as much to be excited about with it when compared to more contemporary racing games, but for fans of the series, Hot Pursuit Remastered is a welcome return to form.

If you have ever wanted to smash police cars/racers off the road then Need for Speed Hot Pursuit Remastered on Xbox is the game for you, and that goes double if you've never played it before. It’s fast, furious and will have you on the edge of your seat as you hurtle round corners, inches from disaster, winning a race by the skin of your teeth. If you played the original then there’s not a lot new here, but it looks and plays great - that in itself means it’s got to be worth a punt.

Great for the Switch. I was surprised how well it plays and the graphics look wonderful docked and handheld. I stood at the store and justGreat for the Switch. I was surprised how well it plays and the graphics look wonderful docked and handheld. I stood at the store and just starred at the cover for prolly 10 minutes. I was going to pass and started walking away. Then something told me to turn around and give it a try. I'm glad I did. Very fun on the switch.

Don't worry about the naysayers who complain this "only" runs at 30fps on Switch. I played the heck out of the original on my PC for hours andDon't worry about the naysayers who complain this "only" runs at 30fps on Switch. I played the heck out of the original on my PC for hours and hours where it should be said, the game was also locked at 30fps. Once you hit the slick asphalt, lights flashing, gripping onto your Switch for dear life, you won't be counting frames. The sense of speed is still there in spades.Looks great on Switch (especially those legendary wet roads at night) though I would have appreciated some effort to increase font sizes in portable mode. Frame rate has been nice and stable on both portable and TV except the odd dropped frame when a major multi-car pile up happens. Multiplayer can choke a little on occasion but that seems to be connection dependent not GPU related.Yes, the remaster part of the remaster is slight, so I would have rather seen a $30USD price tag than $40 but overall a really nice package. Mostly I'm just amazed that I can now play tone of my favorite arcade racers on the go.

As a re-release of one of the finest arcade racers of the modern era, Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit Remastered is a tasty treat in 2020 too. We do miss a bit more value for the money than just the improved graphics and crossplay.

If you have a reverence for the original Need for Speed Hot Pursuit or if you’ve never played the original and are simply looking for an excellent racing game, Need for Speed Hot Pursuit Remastered is worth your time. The game doesn’t quite look or feel quite on par with modern racing games, but it has always been in a lane of its own and still offers an undeniable sense of speed and satisfaction in the gameplay. The remastered edition also includes all the additional DLC content and some new achievements, so there’s a decent value proposition here too. If you’re sitting on the fence, my advice is to get it while it’s hot. There’s an online fervour building for this game that you won’t want to miss.

The technical improvements areso minor, especially on the basePS4, you honestly might as welljust play the PS3 version fromten years ago. Both are lots offun.

Its sadly just a lazy glorified port of the original from 10 years ago. Its still a good game (Thats why I dont give it a 0) but in someIts sadly just a lazy glorified port of the original from 10 years ago. Its still a good game (Thats why I dont give it a 0) but in some places the game has even been made worse graphical wise. I would recommend you to get the original for 10 bucks on steam than this cash grab from EA.

A bit aged in some respects, but perfect in others, Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit Remastered is still, after a decade, a great racing game with a spicy Burnout flavour.

This remastered edition of 2010's Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit shows how aged the game has become. The graphics are slightly better, but the driving and missions truly remain all those years back.

Overall, Need For Speed: Hot Pursuit Remastered may very well be the best Need For Speed game on modern hardware. There’s something about the more focused menu-centric system in place here that makes it more fun to go back and forth between racing and police action, and the retooled graphics and sound do a lot to help make the game more intense than ever before. If you enjoyed the game the first time around, it’s better now and feels more modern than one would expect for something that isn’t a ground-up remake. For anyone who missed it, you can now enjoy a better-looking, better-sounding, and better-playing version of one of the best racing games of the past decade.

I must say that original one was a great game and I really enjoyed it but the remastered version is nothing but a **** cash grab. TheyI must say that original one was a great game and I really enjoyed it but the remastered version is nothing but a **** cash grab. They could've remade Most Wanted 2005 but nah let's release lazy remaster of 10 year old game that still looks beautiful and demand 35$ when the original (that only didn't have DLCs and multiplayer) has cost definitely less.

Barebones remaster but Autolog is incredibly fun! And Crossplay, with all the DLCs available are actually pretty good aditions. HP 2010 wasBarebones remaster but Autolog is incredibly fun! And Crossplay, with all the DLCs available are actually pretty good aditions. HP 2010 was the best arcade racer of the 2010s and the remaster is not a bad way to get into it!

NFS Hot Pursuit Remastered is really fun, exactly like the 2010 title was, but i can only call it a Remaster when being extremely generous.NFS Hot Pursuit Remastered is really fun, exactly like the 2010 title was, but i can only call it a Remaster when being extremely generous. The Game is the same and the Graphics are barely enhanced. Like I mentioned this NFS is tons of fun but EA clearly copy pasted this game and only enhanced the graphics a bit.Verdict: 7/10. NFS Hot Pursuit Remastered is lots of fun, but it only is a remaster when being extremely generous. In Overall, i wouldn't say that this game is worth 40$. If you are a NFS Fan and don't care about the Graphics, I recommend it to you. If not, then wait until the game is on sale for 20 Dollars

Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit Remastered isn’t going to set the world on fire. However, it’s important to remember the dumpster fire that this franchise has been languishing in for the last decade. If a boringly good remaster is what it takes to get us back to the series I grew up with, I’ll more than take it. Hopefully, Criterion uses this momentum to deliver something that finally puts Need for Speed back on the map.

Ten after its initial release, Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit is still a really good game, and the few improvements Stellar Entertainment has brought to refresh it a bit. Nervous, easy to learn and rather dense thanks to the addition of DLC, the title fits without much difficulty in a market where purely arcade racing games are rare, despite an aging general structure.

Ten years after its original release, Need For Speed: Hot Pursuit remains one of the best games of the IP, but the remaster is quite light, with no new content and only lightly improved visuals.

Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit Remastered is still a great game a decade later, but it’s even better now with the addition of modern multiplayer sensibilities, improved visuals, and an expansive single-player campaign.

Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit may have had its heyday, but this particular entry feels well past its prime with bland visuals, uninteresting courses, and terrible controls.

Hot Pursuit’s core has aged very well, although not everything around it has. Even with its flaws, this is a solid racing game that we recommend to everyone who misses simpler times, when games didn’t need filler content to be greenlighted.

Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit was a good game that allowed us to remember the foundation of the saga classics . But Criterion offers a Burnout style game that works quite well. Now, with a need for new games that provide an experience that fans deserve, appears the remastered edition of this game. And it works well, especially on Xbox One X, with the performance mode and the 60fps that gives a really fast experience. But we can't ignore that this game is ten-year-old game. improved resolution, some new effects and, most importantly, new stages and races, rejuvenates this classic arcade racing experience.