The original is one of my favorite games ever, and this remaster is pretty much the same game. The new stuff can be boiled down to crossplay, the ability to pick any color to use on your car, a slightly enhanced lighting system, and all previous DLC being available from the get-go, old bugs like traffic cars randomly disappearing on multiplayer are still present. I was at least expecting to see a better quick play system, you can easily search for any kind of match and find a full lobby in seconds, but what if I want to play the Most Wanted and Arms Race modes? I can only search for a single mode if I select a car class, which makes finding other people in these modes a real pain in the butt as someone could be playing it in the Super class while I'm looking for a match for Hyper class cars. I would only recommend getting this if you don't own the original or if you really like the game and wishes to reignite the multiplayer player-base.

Me gusta mucho una cosa que no muchos verán como algo bueno y eso es el peso de los coches, ya que en juegos anteriores de Criterion los coches (especialmente los más rápidos) sentias que eran casi como de juguete, como que una camioneta o una caravana pesaba demasiado poco pero en este, coges un coche como el GTR y sientes como le cuesta girar y, en general, es un coche hecho para el drifteo, que esa es otra, vas a usar mucho el L2 TAPPING/LT TAPPING (esto es el ir pulsando el gatillo izquierdo poco a poco para hacer drifteando una curva más abierta y otra más cerrada) que esto no es como decir que no vas a usar el freno de mano, ya que especialmente en mid y late game como no sepas meter bien un freno de mano en las curvas cerradas vas a acabar comiéndote tremendo garrón de la gran flauta y, en general tendras que ir alternando entre L2 TAPPING y freno de mano, lo cual crea un loop jugable bastante entretenido que te mantendrá en el asiento por las casi 12 horas que me ha durado, a esto le sumas que las carreras (salvo por las finales) no duran mas de 6 minutos o alrededor de 16-24km pues tienes un juego que, sin llegar a la excelencia de anteriores juegos de Criterion, te mantendrá ocupado, especialmente si lo que quieres es echarte una carrerita por las noche. ESO SI, la hit box de los putos coches de barrera con hit boxes de la densidad de un sol muerto no tiene ningún sentido, esa mierda es putísimo pixel perfect y ni los npc's consiguen pasar por ahí sin chocarse. Pero aún con esto esta entretenido...

O que dizer do melhor jogo de corridinha já feito?

Adoro que não é mundo aberto, você só seleciona a fase e vai. Adoro o aspecto de "pega-pega" dele com os carros de polícia. Gosto dos equipamentos nos carros pra sabotar os outros corredores e a polícia (ou pra capturar os corredores se você estiver jogando com a polícia). ACAB, porém jogar de polícia aqui é legal demais, perseguir, tentar parar os outros carros, tudo muito maneiro.

A sensação de dirigir é muito boa, é gostoso controlar os carros.

O remastered não é lá essas coisas, mas ta um pouco mais bonitinho, não trouxe nenhuma novidade nem nada, mas é o mesmo jogo que eu me acabei de jogar anos atrás e to me acabando de jogar agora, então ta ótimo.

Achei que não tinha jogado o suficiente pra logar aqui, mas o app da EA acusa que eu coloquei umas 20 horas nele esse ano, então fica ai o registro. Mas não vou parar de jogar não. Vou zerar? Não sei, mas vou continuar brincando até dar vontade.

Plusy i minusy:
+ nadał ładna grafika
+ chyba najlepszy drift w jakiejkolwiek ścigałce. Pokonywanie zakrętów na hamulcu do dziś daje frajdę.
+ podczas ich wybierania auta są nam przedstawiane jak gadżety z Bonda i to przez głos Diany z Hitmanów!
+ świetny dobór samochodów, wszystkie ładne i z charakterem
+ dobra muzyka, większości utworów da się słuchać, lepiej pod tym względem niż we wszystkich ostatnio granych przeze mnie ścigałkach. Fajnie, że zachowali oryginalny soundtrack i nie musieli nic zmieniać przez licencje
- wkurzający tryb Hot Pursuit, dużo w nim zależy od szczęścia
- celowanie IEM do kitu, gra robi to za nas bardzo nieudolnie
- dość mała mapa, po kilkunastu godzinach zauważamy, że jeździmy w kółko po tych samych drogach co nudzi
- słaby model zniszczeń z często powtarzanymi animacjami wykończeń

The game does what it sets out do but quickly becomes repetitive in the process. The races are fun, but I didn't enjoy the playing as the police or the time trials nearly as much.

I also never quite clicked with the game engine or how to drift. There were times I felt I was doing it right only to be passed by cars behind me flying around the same turn. There are no tutorials to teach or explain it.

I may return to this game in the future to play a few races, but I'm still disappointed with the lack of car racers on the Switch.

A very fun arcade racing game, it was visually stunning in 2010 and it still is, the graphics are good but what really shines is how much emphasis there is in cars and their beauty, those supersport cars in police vinyls are something I enjoy just sitting and watching, really beautiful models and extremely solid camerawork and presentation on the few cutscenes there are.

It looked this good in 2010 however, the remastering work here is pretty eh of even downright bad considering the 8th gen versions and even the series S version are 30 fps. A vinyl creator was added and the SLR cars were removed.

Something I find pretty amusing is how defensive EA seems to be of this specific game. Is remember the Xbox 360 version being one of the few games to implement AP2.5 to lock out pirates with flashed drives (The others being asscreed brotherhood, driver san francisco and then cod black ops iirc). This version includes denuvo anti-tampering for a remaster of a 12 year old game with so few changes, one might as well just pirate the original.

A Need for Speed game that is more frustrating than fun. Handling is my biggest gripe with Hot Pursuit Remastered. Cars feel heavy and control like rocks. This comes off even more annoying considering it can be easy to crash into oncoming traffic. Cop time trials (referred to as Rapid Response) really don't work well with the under-steer handling physics. Hitting walls penalizes your time and adds 2-3 seconds, making earning a gold merit very challenging.

Gameplay is fine. Two parts exist. Cop Career and a Racer Career. The cop side has you participate in time trials and events centered around busting racers, while the Racer side has its own set of events like time trials and races (most of which throw cops at you mid-race and turn into a race-getaway pursuit to the finish). Winning events rewards bounty points, with more events and cars being unlocked at higher bounty point levels. Car customization is as basic as changing a car color and selecting from a few preset vinyls and wraps. A free roam mode also exists.

The Burnout comparisons are definitely true and present, seeing that this game was developed by Burnout team Criterion. Takedowns are a key gameplay aspect, working the same was as Burnout even down to the takedown camera that shows after one is successful. Essentially, this game can even be described as Burnout with cops, free roam and very heavy driving physics.

Another issue I have (which I am not sure is a Remastered issue, if it was present in the original, or because I was playing on the Switch version) is that after unpausing the game, the action resumes like normal, but there is a 2-3 second delay before control input registers again. This, of course, has caused me to crash into walls, traffic and lose speed in pursuits.

I can see why a lot of people like Hot Pursuit because it is a well made game. However, the handling and physics weren't enjoyable enough to draw me in.