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Need For Speed: Hot Pursuit Trophy List Revealed
Criterion's first go at the Need For Speed franchise with Hot Pursuit is still about a month away, but you can begin dreaming of intense police chases now with a new list of the Trophies you'll unlock in the game.
Since there are a grand total of 51 Trophies (including the Platinum that you get for earning every other Trophy), it's likely this list translates directly to the Xbox 360's Achievement system, though there's no way of knowing how many Gamerscore you'll unlock for each feat. Here's the full list, via Gamerzines:
Bronze:
Settling the Score – Select a Friend Autolog Recommendation and beat it
Graffiti – Create a 'New Post' or 'Write a Reply' on the Wall
Share the Dream – Share a Dreamshot to the Wall
Socialite - Have 5 or more NFS Friends
Gotcha! - Bust a Racer
Officer - Reach rank (3) Officer as a Cop
Patrolman – Reach rank (5) Patrolman as a Cop
Trooper – Reach rank (8) Trooper as a Cop
Sergeant – Reach rank (11) Sergeant as a Cop
Lieutenant – Reach rank (14) Lieutenant as a Cop
Undercover – Reach rank (17) Undercover as a Cop
Captain – Reach rank (18) Captain as a Cop
Pursuit Agent – Reach rank (19) Pursuit Agent as a Cop
Chase – Play 10 Online Hot Pursuits as a Cop
Bounty Hunter – Play 10 Online Interceptors as a Cop
Vengeance is Mine – Wreck a Cop
Suspect – Reach wanted level (2) Suspect as a Racer
Target – Reach wanted level (4) Target as a Racer
Felon – Reach wanted level (6) Felon as a Racer
Offender – Reach wanted level (8) Offender as a Racer
Outlaw – Reach wanted level (11) Outlaw as a Racer
Wanted – Reach wanted level (14) Wanted as a Racer
Fugitive – Reach wanted level (17) Fugitive as a Racer
Notorious – Reach wanted level (19) Notorious as a Racer
Festival of Speed – Play 10 Online Races
Race – Play 10 Online Hot Pursuits as a Racer
Escapologist – Play 10 Online Interceptors as a Racer
Burnout – Fill the Nitrous bar then use it all in one go without hitting anything
Wall of Steel – Deploy a Road Block which then gets hit by a Racer
Shock to the System – Get a hit with an EMP
Hit Confirmed – Get a hit with a Spike Strip
Aerial Assistance – Call in a helicopter which then hits a Racer with a Spike Strip
Denied – First Jammer use that affects a Cop
In the Zone – Use a full Turbo without hitting anything
Eye of the Needle – As a Racer, drive through an undamaged Road Block without hitting it
Share the Joy – Dreamshot a BMW and share it with your Friends
Shaken, Not Stirred – Win any Hot Pursuit in an Aston Martin
Wet in the Vette – Drive any Corvette in the wet
Silver:
Ultimate Enforcer – Reach rank (20) Ultimate Enforcer as a Cop
Most Wanted – Reach wanted level (20) Most Wanted as a Racer
Power Spike – Spike strip a car that is targeting you with an EMP
Imprezive – Accumulate 2,000 yds of drift in a single event using the Subaru Impreza WRX STI
Flight of the Bumblebee – Win the ‘Muscle Reflex’ race in a Bee Yellow Chevrolet Camaro SS
Godzilla – Get any medal in ‘Run to the Hills’ driving the Nissan GT-R SpecV without using any weapons
Iron Man – Get Distinction in a Hot Pursuit, Interceptor and Rapid Response using the Audi R8
Electrically Charged – Bust the 918 Spyder using an EMP in ‘Porsche Patrol’
Snakebite in Black – Spike a cop while driving a Black Dodge Viper SRT10 ACR or Ford Shelby GT500 Supersnake
Midnight Cowboy – Dreamshot a Midnight Blue Metallic Ford GT at night in the desert
Gold:
True Blue – Earn a Distinction in every single-player Cop mission
Golddigger – Earn a Gold Medal in every single-player Racer event
Platinum:
NFS Hot Pursuit Elite – Awarded for successfully collecting all Need For Speed Hot Pursuit trophies
[via Kotaku]
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