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Unlike Porsche Unleashed, the gameplay consists of arcade-style races and police pursuits. The diverse customization options, the special weather effects, and the day-night cycle seen in the last two installments have been dropped. Now players can only change the paint and they can still watch replays as in the original Hot Pursuit, with the ability to multiply how fast the replay plays from 1/8 the normal speed to 4 times the normal speed. | Unlike Porsche Unleashed, the gameplay consists of arcade-style races and police pursuits. The diverse customization options, the special weather effects, and the day-night cycle seen in the last two installments have been dropped. Now players can only change the paint and they can still watch replays as in the original Hot Pursuit, with the ability to multiply how fast the replay plays from 1/8 the normal speed to 4 times the normal speed. | ||
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Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit 2, called Need for Speed: Poursuite Infernale 2 in France, is the sixth game in the Need for Speed series and is the last Need for Speed game from the Classic Era. The PlayStation 2 version of Hot Pursuit 2 is the first game developed by EA Black Box and is the first Need for Speed game made for the sixth generation consoles. In 2003, the game was awarded "Console Racing Game of the Year" at the sixth annual Interactive Achievement Awards. Like Need for Speed III: Hot Pursuit, police plays a major part of gameplay and it is one of the few Need for Speed games where you can be chased by the police or you could be the police. Like Porsche Unleashed before it, it was not sold in Japan.
Gameplay
Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit 2 intro.
Unlike Porsche Unleashed, the gameplay consists of arcade-style races and police pursuits. The diverse customization options, the special weather effects, and the day-night cycle seen in the last two installments have been dropped. Now players can only change the paint and they can still watch replays as in the original Hot Pursuit, with the ability to multiply how fast the replay plays from 1/8 the normal speed to 4 times the normal speed.