Hot Pursuit 2 is the sixth installment in the Need for Speed series and the sequel to III: Hot Pursuit, featuring more and bigger tracks, more cars, and more race types. It was developed for GameCube, Xbox, and Windows by EA Seattle, and for the Play Station 2 by EA Black Box, who would become the new main Need for Speed developer for the next
Hot Pursuit is a poor partner for that pricey force-feedback steering wheel—your on-screen Alfa or Mercedes will respond just as well to a basic Xbox 360 Windows gamepad. Despite the lack in Traffic Police is a car tier for SCPD units in Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit Remastered and encompasses the lowest performance rated cars available to cops. As the first car tier of the Cop Career, it features nine events that can be unlocked, with an additional two events unlocked in the third car tier; Rapid Deployment. Earning at least a pass in "Dark Horse" will unlock the second car tier It's no pushover either. 1: McLaren F1 - It may be the least powerful Special Response car, but it's the most precise and easy to drive and has a startlingly strong nitrous-oxide system that is extremely handy in sticky situations. Racers: 5: BMW Z4 sDrive35is - The best Sports car. It's just a silver less precise than the Porsche Boxster nismojoe 13 years ago #3. hold left when you need to, hold right when you need to, adjust for rwd and awd. hold in the direction of the drift too long and its over, hold opposite of the drift too long and you just might 180. "What people claim, and what they can prove are two completely different things." - MKM. The 2000 Ferrari 360 Spider (F131) is a mid-engined sports car produced by Ferrari from 2000 to 2005. Designed by famous car designer Pininfarina whom was also responsible for the design of the 288 GTO and Testarossa, the 360 Spider was unveiled at the 2000 Geneva Motor Show as the open top variant of the 360 Modena. The Spider was designed with increased structural rigidity in mind overall PqOg.
