DESCRIPTION: If Need for Speed: Shift can return the franchise to its traditional place of prominence, Hot Pursuit marks a renaissance in the series. The key to performing this task fell to the Criterion, whose "good hand" style games "arcade" became evident in the Burnout series.
The big question here is between "good guys" and "bandits", whose side will you stay? Both police and suspects should have exclusive game modes. Interceptor, for example, is the typical way of persecution, made more striking by the excellent sense of speed Hot Pursuit. In the end, police subdue persecuted ... or they simply leave behind nothing but tire tracks.
Some details make it even more interesting disputes, for example, power-ups. If you are a cop, it means that you can make use of air assistance of a helicopter or ask a blocking of the highway. You can also cause interference with radar, which makes the mini-maps useless. A little more portentous, the electromagnetic pulse temporarily paralyzes the opponent.
Much of the forefront of connectivity comes from Hot Pursuit virtually unprecedented in the series. A name? Autolog. It is the social network exclusively developed by Criterion. Among the features, the application automatically pulls data from your friends, recommending challenges based on their activities. There is even a Twitter style network itself here, with updated status achievements and photos
SO: Windows XP SP 3 (bits 32-64)
CPU: Intel Core 2 Duo 1.8 GHz / AMD Athlon 64 X2 2.4GHZ
RAM: 1.5 GB Windows XP / 2 GB Windows Vista / Windows 7
GPU: 256 MB DirectX 9.0 (Shader Model 3.0)
HD: 8.0 GB pound
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