Players also have the ability to call in support from the police force to take down the opponent such as roadblocks, helicopters or back-up police cruisers.
Players must turn on their siren as cars speed by to target them and proceed to ram them into submission. You're the Cop: This mode lets you take control of a police car as you attempt to intercept and arrest high-speed drivers.Quick Race : This randomly selects a car, track and game mode and instantly puts you into a race.Each mode has a number of different event types which are listed below: Hot Pursuit Mode Ultimate Racer Event Tree (PC Version) The second mode is World Racing mode, which is a more traditional, single-player racing mode. The first mode is, obviously, Hot Pursuit mode. There are two main modes of play in Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit 2. The GameCube, Xbox and PC version suffered with a number technical issues as well as a severe lack of features found in the PS2 version. Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit 2 was released to both critical and commercial acclaim, gaining incredibly favorable reviews for the PS2 version and, to this day, is still considered by many to be the franchise's peak. The game features a number of improvements over previous entries in the franchise including event-tree objective modes, a wider variety of cars and a substantial amount of additions to police offensive and defensive abilities. Like its predecessor, Hot Pursuit 2 focuses heavily on police chases in exotic cars around picturesque locations around the world. The game is the sequel to 1998's Need for Speed III: Hot Pursuit, despite there being 2 games in the franchise in between III and HP:2. It later released on the PC on the 21st of October, 2002. The game launched first on the GameCube on September 30, 2002, then on the PlayStation 2 and Xbox on October 1, 2002. It was published by Electronic Arts for the PlayStation 2, GameCube, Xbox and PC. Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit 2 is a racing game developed by Black Box for the PlayStation 2 and by EA Seattle on the Xbox, GameCube and PC.
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