#Need for speed hot pursuit theme song Pc

#Need for speed hot pursuit theme song Pc

Some may say that, unlike its PC version, this 1998 game has not aged well in nearly two decades and, while I can see why they would say that, as it does suffer from some blurring in the frame rate, I still found this game pretty impressive looking for its time, especially in regards to the details on the cars. I will touch on this again in another section, and youвЂ™ll see why. The sound effects, of course, are mostly basic and expected: the rev of an engine, a screech of a brake and, yes, the cops in the Hot Pursuit mode, which can range from your standard city cop to a more backwoods accent for the more rural areas. There are even some darker tunes like вЂњWarpedвЂќ and вЂњKnossosвЂќ that suit the more industrial stages. It is a well-rounded soundtrack with themes that fit every track like a glove, from the oddly titled вЂњSnorkeling CactusвЂќ for the desert stage that packs in a ton of surfer attitude with some rock, to the techno sounds of вЂњCetus 808,вЂќ which fits into more urban areas and is also great music in between stages.

In truth, the soundtrack to this game may elicit some visions of European nightclubs or rave parties somewhere, but I found it to be just the right mix of class and adrenaline, which is what many racing games lack in this area. Strap yourself in and hold on tight because on Turn to Channel 3 IвЂ™ve got the need вЂ“ the need for speed! I love the kart-style games, of course, but IвЂ™m also a big fan of the вЂњDaytona USAвЂќ titles, and todayвЂ™s topic is among my favorite racing games вЂ“ вЂњNeed for Speed III: Hot PursuitвЂќ on the original PlayStation! You wonвЂ™t see me playing any NASCAR games, or even any вЂњGran TurismoвЂќ games, and I guess this is because I feel rather confined to the basic guidelines of these games. ItвЂ™s a pretty known fact among my family and friends that IвЂ™m not a big racing game fan, at least in the traditional sense. Decrease Font Size Increase Font Size Text Size Print This Page Send by Email