Electronic Arts will officially reveal Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit Remastered tomorrow. However, it appears that the first screenshots for this upcoming remaster have been leaked online.
According to the latest leak, Stellar Entertainment has developed Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit Remastered. Stellar Entertainment is the same team that worked on Burnout Paradise Remastered.
Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit Remastered will have approximately 6 hours of additional gameplay. The game will have over 30 challenges, new achievements, as well as car colors. Furthermore, this remaster will feature all of the DLC packs that came out for the original version.
Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit Remastered will most likely release on November 6th. This new release date is pretty close to the one that Amazon leaked back in August 2020.
Enjoy the screenshots and stay tuned for more!
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Amazing Need for Speed game.
I got excited thinking they ment NFS3 Hot Pursuit lol.
I like this game. If the price is right then i will pick this up.
Burnout Paradise Remaster sold for $40 then it was slashed in half for everything except Switch. Switch version is still selling for $50.
EA won’t sell this new remaster for $20/$30, but $40 or more on launch because they want you to subscribe to EA Play. Setting a price too low for the game itself won’t attract you to a service that rakes $15 a month.
I hope they will add Ray Tracing reflections.
Judging from the second screen, i don’t think so, the reflection on the road looks basic
Its a simple res-upscale.
Nothing fancy.
Man the Switch isn’t responsible for the disastrous Crysis Remaster, it’s just plain incompetence from Crytek, a lot of good looking games got a Switch port without any negative effect on the other versions including PC, and don’t forget that the original game is 10 years old, it won’t be a graphical marvel whatever the platform.
The original game didn’t have any MTX, i don’t think it will be there for the Remaster and it won’t be GAAS too unless they make a completely different game which is unlikely, but i agree for Denuvo, it will be there 100% sure
As a handheld console, i think the Switch can easily be considered 8th gen. As for the ports, the Switch can only be negative if the core game was made for it then ported to the other platforms, and keep in mind that it’s nearly as powerful as a base Xbox One which is on the market since 2013, devs were already taking into account very weak hardware 7 years ago, i don’t think the Switch added anything new into this dumbing-down stuff
The ports for Switch were mostly way after the release on the main platforms, if you don’t consider PS3-Xbox 360-Wii U gen games…Bethesda games are the ones i can think of, and Witcher 3…which is laughable. Crysis was before and a preview of the sh*tshow Crysis Remaster was.
Switch is the last-last gen ports console…ports from decades ago, is embarrassing that they sell them at premium price…but we are talking about Nintendo here, the usedcars salesman of videogames.
That doesn’t count if it was ported to Switch on day one or after release, what really matter is the core platform, and most AAA games are developed for the PS4, which is already “technically” a weak hardware on it own, and they’re ported from it to the others, the only way the Switch can harm the other versions is if it was taken as a base platform. As for Crysis, it was planned to be released on all platforms at the same time, then it was delayed for PS4/XB1/PC (Where improvements can be made) and the Switch version kept the original release date because it was ready for release
Absolutely, im not trying to imply that PC ports endup downgraded because of Switch just to meet some weird platform parity or some crap like that (but allow me to have my doubts about this).
I’m just saying that is awful to sell a game with an inferior visual and feature fidelity at the same price or more of the “core” platform which is, sadly, PS* and Xbox*.
I get it business wise, but is sad that the standard is the middle of the road hardware instead of PC and its virtually infinite potential.
I agree, Nintendo are the greediest MFs of the industry
Do this game really needs a remaster… This is how it looks right now on my computer…
https://uploads.disquscdn.com/images/f400c1f87a72c8722b844779c12ef12594fc4af09db4f8705195fde613043612.jpg
DLCs were never released on PC, an uncapped framerate would be a welcome addition too
I really hope to see a Need for Speed II: SE Remake.
You are talking about my dreams now…imagine a Need For Speed Classic Quadrology…THE NFS SE, NFS2SE, NFS3HP and High Stakes with 2020 graphics but keeping the gameplay as faithful as possible would be so nice…and a lot of work (with a Porsche Unleashed DLC ofcourse), which EA hates.
If only man…
Pretty much every NFS from NFS2:SE to NFS Carbon deserves a remaster/remake or at least a re-release, Porsche Unleashed on PC will remain my absolute favorite NFS, but each one from this era has a special place in my heart, i feel old when i think about how awesome was the series back then
A remake is likely a dream, a remaster with modern hardware compatibility, built widescreen support and QoL improvements like modern controller support would be welcome, this will always be better than using tons of mods and workarounds to fix compatibility issues especially for the 90s episodes of NFS. NFS4 for example is a pain in the a** to get it work on modern systems.
Those from the 2000s can work great with a couple of mods though
dont mind me just pointing out there are some nice nude pics of brook burke….damn.
Compare it with how things are now…..we need to go back.
They can’t do a normal racing game, when it’s all about RACING. Man i really wish we still have games like we used to have in the past.
Indeed, it still looks really good. But lets not kid ourselves…this is not a NFS Hot Pursuit game, is a Burnout game. The last Hot Pursuit (and proper NFS) was 2. $30-40 bucks for a bunch of DLCs (im pretty sure there’s mods that add some cars and circuits from the console DLCs) and non console framerate is not worth it imo.
The DLC workaround only gives access to the cars/events of the first DLC one at a time, you have to chose between the cars or the events, and there’s no way to get the other packs, if it’s correctly remastered it can be considered the definitive version and it certainly worth a buy on sale for those who enjoyed the original.
As for the last proper HP game, i agree for HP2, but only in it PS2 Blackbox version which is waaaaaaaay better in every aspect than the PC/GC/Xbox version
The original looks and runs great on PC, but the DLCs are console exclusive and never been released on PC. Unlocked framerate will be great too, the original had a 60 fps cap
Can be a good deal on sale for less than 10$ if there’s no always online requirements or sh*t like that and of course if there’s no downgrades of any kind, i own the original and i can’t spend more than 10$ for the remaster
for me it is blurry and needs AA and has sound stuttering issues.
Use 4K DSR for AA, it looks great, but i don’t know for the sound issues, maybe it’s hardware specific or i just didn’t notice
I remember the port not being great. We didn’t have the flashing lights on police cars working correctly at first.
And name fonts were too big in smaller resolutions (well, back then).
I hope the port is better this time around.
I’m pretty sure we had an identic version, with better res/framerate, do you have a link for a video or an article mentioning these issues ? I’d like to know
Was hoping for 1998’s Pursuit,or Road Challenge,or Hot Pursuit 2 even,but this is totally useless for us.
Its a great NFS, i really like it.
We sure are getting lots of remasters of games most ppl prob don’t give a f### about. I guess it’s easy money. But still… who is buying these games?
U would be surprised that many sheep do!
No signs of “remastering”, as for me. Still the same low-polygonal, angular car models that looked not so good even in 2010 (against Forza 3-4, GT5 or PGR). Is it too hard to just replace absolutely static, undestructable meshes?
Predictions for a “remaster”:
– Graphics will be the same as 2010 version.
– Console exclusive DLCs will finally come to PC officially.
You forgot Denuvo.
yawn
They need to buck up and just announce the ME Trilogy Remaster…
Buckle up little Timmy, we’ll need to run away from this!
Yes, but when do we begin remastering the remasters? Or is that more of a 2025 thing? 😀
I had hopes that this was a remaster of the 1998 Hot Pursuit, but turns out it’s the 2010 one. Nothing to see here for me.
Sorry, but your opinion is worthing less than a pile of excrement.. EVEN if I agree.