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Catch Up With These New Need For Speed Hot Pursuit Shots
We've all been waiting for more info on Criterion's take on the Need for Speed series, and although there's still a lot questions we've got about the November 16 game, these screens will have to tide us over in the meantime.
Not only do these shots show off some of the real-life cars in the game – including some different high-powered rides for the cops to choose from – but they also highlight one of the power ups at the fuzz's disposal: helicopters. They offer aerial support as well as keep tabs on your position. However, if you're the prey being chased in this equation, you can hit back by throwing out a signal that jams the law's sensors or even deploy a decoy car.
For more on Need for Speed Hot Pursuit, check out our hands-on impressions.
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