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Holy shit! Just watched the multiplayer trailer and that looks like amazing fun! I hope the PC people getting this can all hop on mumble and fuck about. Should be so much fun!
Eh. After Hot Pursuit i no longer trust criterion on a day one purchase. I'll wait to see what the consensus amongst the thread is.
Who all is getting this for the vita?
I know I am.
Who all is getting this for the vita?
I know I am.
I remember there being talk of packing in the Vita version with the PS3 version. I'm guessing that's a no go?
I just started up Hot Pursuit on the PC and was quickly reminded of something that I HATE about Criterion.
I'm not sure if all their games do this, but when you start a new mode or unlock new vehicles you are forced into unskippable cutscenes that serve no purpose. I just sat through probably over a minute of an annoying cop lady telling me how to takedown a vehicle. I GET THE CONCEPT OF A TAKEDOWN AT THIS POINT CRITERION!
If I remember right you are forced into them every time you unlock a new power as well.
That's right! The pre-race cinematics that can be "skipped" but still have about 10 seconds of chase camera before the race starts. Bleh.
Pretty sure that's disguising the load time.
Anyone know if the PC version will be limited to 30fps like the last couple games were?
Eh. After Hot Pursuit i no longer trust criterion on a day one purchase. I'll wait to see what the consensus amongst the thread is.
Anyone know if the PC version will be limited to 30fps like the last couple games were?
I've been paying close attention to impressions, and so far this is all I've found.
This Eurogamer preview mentions the 360 version having framerate issues. Unfortunately he doesn't mention the PS3 version, but I would assume that's because he observed none of those problems with it?
http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2...rion-game-but-is-it-need-for-speed-or-burnout
Then we have this YouTube preview where the commentator directly states the PS3 version looked better than the 360 version, with sharper textures and colors.
http://m.youtube.com/#/watch?v=_WzW-yA_DM4&desktop_uri=/watch?v=_WzW-yA_DM4
So if we leave the technical comparisons behind for a moment and concrete instead on the friends comparisons, and it's evident that the core, competitive appeal of Hot Pursuit is at its strongest on console - and thanks to the engineering team at Criterion, the Xbox 360 and PS3 versions of the game are exactly the same, and equally worthy of your time and money.
I agree with him. Not sure if I will be getting this yet. HP 2010 was a bit disappointing. I originally got the 360 version but the input lag was terrible. So I got also the PC version. And that had no AA, so you had to fix that with drivers etc. And that's just the technical issues.The fuck? Hot Pursuit was amazing.
Lots of explanations that go over my head can be found here: http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/digitalfoundry-nfs-hot-pursuit-face-offWasn't Burnout Paradise 60fps on consoles? Why aren't they using that graphics engine?
I always thought it was odd they named it Most Wanted when it has nothing to do with the other game.
By the way, is the first Most Wanted a must-play? I have it for PC, but haven't really tried it yet.
I don't think there will be any differences. The engine they used is still the same ( but modified ). Eurogamer quote face-off ( Hot Pursuit ):
Anyway, I pre-ordered the 360-version because of my friendlist, but I'm sure both versions will be fine.
I just started up Hot Pursuit on the PC and was quickly reminded of something that I HATE about Criterion.
I'm not sure if all their games do this, but when you start a new mode or unlock new vehicles you are forced into unskippable cutscenes that serve no purpose. I just sat through probably over a minute of an annoying cop lady telling me how to takedown a vehicle. I GET THE CONCEPT OF A TAKEDOWN AT THIS POINT CRITERION!
If I remember right you are forced into them every time you unlock a new power as well.
It's just a shame they couldn't do both.Lots of explanations that go over my head can be found here: http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/digitalfoundry-nfs-hot-pursuit-face-off
Basically, it retains the feel of 60 fps while allowing them to put much more on screen at 30 fps, I think.
None at all, the only thing shared between platforms is Speed Points, this game's XP for ranking up on a Most Wanted list.May be an expensive week with Most Wanted on PS3 & Vita, and AC3 & Liberation
Does anyone know if Most Wanted has transfarring of some sort?
None at all, the only thing shared between platforms is Speed Points, this game's XP for ranking up on a Most Wanted list.
You're hoping the 360 version will be fine.
Anyone know if the PC version will be limited to 30fps like the last couple games were?
None at all, the only thing shared between platforms is Speed Points, this game's XP for ranking up on a Most Wanted list.
Seems EA has a fetish for reusing older names. III: Hot Pursuit -> Hot Pursuit 2 -> Underground -> Underground 2 -> Most Wanted -> Shift -> Hot Pursuit -> Shift 2: Unleashed -> Most Wanted.I always thought it was odd they named it Most Wanted when it has nothing to do with the other game.
By the way, is the first Most Wanted a must-play? I have it for PC, but haven't really tried it yet.
do we know how this works? Do you spend Speed Points? so in theory if you share them between platforms you can only buy half the amount of stuff on each platform? Does it impact unlocks etc?
Not having shared save games makes me less likely to buy the Vita version, because I don't want to find all the billboards and little things twice.
Who all is getting this for the vita?
I know I am.
I agree with him. Not sure if I will be getting this yet. HP 2010 was a bit disappointing. I originally got the 360 version but the input lag was terrible. So I got also the PC version. And that had no AA, so you had to fix that with drivers etc. And that's just the technical issues.
Going to wait and check out reviews and gameplay videos of the final game.