Need for speed hot pursuit 2010 multiplayer

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The radio jammer is a multifunction tool that can be used to either lose a cop's EMP lock or (better still) shrink the width of upcoming road spikes in order to make them much easier to avoid. EMPs here work similarly to the cop version, while road spikes for racers drop behind (as opposed to in front) in order to stop close-range pursuers.

As a racer, your four power-ups are road spikes, a radar jammer, EMPs, or a turbo boost. Playing as a racer requires much less in the way of coordination, but requires plenty of quick reflexes and on-the-fly decision making. We found being a cop to be quite fun, although within the noisy confines of the demo room EA and Criterion had set up for Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit, it was tough to coordinate strategy with our fellow lawmakers, so a couple of felons managed to finish the course and get away. Choosing one of these power-ups to deploy is as simple as pressing a direction on the D pad, but some powers can't be stacked (such as the helicopter)-that is, two or more police choppers can't be in the air at once, which means you'll need to liaise with your fellow police officers to make sure you're using that chopper at the best time.Д«y clicking 'enter', you agree to GameSpot's When you first deploy an EMP, a target reticle will appear onscreen, and you'll need to keep your chosen racer in your sights for a few seconds before the EMP hits. The EMP will scramble a targeted racer's driving controls and is the only power-up that will require you to be in sight of your quarry to use. Helicopters act like spikes on steroids-calling in one of these supports will see a chopper hover ahead of a racer, dropping road spikes for a set amount of time.

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Spikes will similarly give racers plenty of steering hassles, as deploying them will see spikes stretch out across most of the width of a road, with only the edges free from the tire-damaging power-ups. Calling in a road block will see a group of police vehicles and barricades set up in front of a racer, with only a minor gap in the wall to drive through. Assisting you in this task are four power-ups-an EMP blast, road spikes, support helicopter, or road blocks. Bringing down racers requires you to damage their vehicles enough to the point of breakdown, which you can either do by ramming into them, by forcing them into barricades, or by making them crash into other cars. We chose the law for the first few runs of our demo session, with our team of four cop cars having to run down a similarly sized squad of racers.

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Eight players will be able to compete online, with both types of drivers having access to a suite of four power-ups that will assist in your quest to escape or to detain. Your goal as a racer is to make it to the end point first by taking whatever roads (or shortcuts) are quickest, while cops need to hunt down and destroy all racer vehicles.

The game's titular Hot Pursuit mode sees you either as a racer or a cop. Criterion and publisher EA recently showed off the main competitive multiplayer mode for Hot Pursuit at a pre-TGS 2010 event, and we managed to get behind the wheel as both a speedy racer and a dogged cop to play out this classic struggle yet again on the open roads. This long-held animosity will be the focus of UK studio Criterion's first stab at the Need for Speed franchise-Hot Pursuit-and follows up from its much-lauded work on Burnout Paradise two years ago.

Cops and racers are the gaming world's cats and dogs-they're violently antagonistic towards each other, and it's never good to have them both in the same room.

Need for speed hot pursuit 2010 multiplayer