Formats: Xbox 360 (Tested) | Playstation 3 | PC | Wii Developer: Criterion Publisher: EA Games Release Date: 19th November 2010

It is quite a good game, it is like street racing with cops chasing you and there are other cars on the road! It is not completely like I expected but it has good graphics! It is a very enjoyable game!

This game is enjoyable and the graphics are great. I do love that you can drive well known cars as well as exotic sports cars. The new Autolog feature is a good feature, being able to take pictures which racing and upload to the system for friends to see, and also being able to see who has the...

Graphics and the range of cars

Little interactivity within the game

its not need for speed i like the fact u be a cop but thats it computer cars are faster than your car even if you have the same not worth a rental need for speed most wanted fantastic and the best

- Singleplayer is quite boring 20 levels racer and 20 levels as cop can be very long and allways the same. - Multiplayer is more challenging: chasing others or escape em is fun but finding someone online is worth an achievement.

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Great product, great game. I bought it used, cannot beat the price, my little one is so happy with this game loves to chase bad guys!

The fact of the matter is that with online multiplayer developing at such a great pace Criterion Games was able to make a fantastic yet competitive...

I really do like this game a lot and encourages players of the previous hot pursuit games to play it. I think the balance between need for speed and burnout is done really well. You also start to level up rather quickly so unlocking cars is rather easy to do.

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