Need For Speed Hot Pursuit Gameplay Trailer and Free Need For Speed: Shift Game

Of all the racing/car games I have played Need For Speed: Most Wanted, which came out back in 2005 is my favorite.  This was the game that brought back police chases in the free roaming environment and the opportunity to climb the Blacklist of drivers to become the best.

Well Need For Speed Hot Pursuit builds upon the police chases and puts almost all the focus of the game on that element.  There is also a twist in this game as you can become the police and be the pursuer instead of the one being pursued.

Want a peek of this revolutionary environment?

Check out this gameplay video that was posted earlier this week:

The game is due on store shelves on 16 November 2010 and you can pre-order it already from Amazon.com. As a bonus Amazon has sweet deal tied to this pre-order:

Pre-order "Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit," for the PS3 or Xbox 360, and after it ships you will receive credit for a free copy of "Need for Speed: Shift" for the PS3 or X360. Shipping and handling charges may apply. The promotional credit will be applied directly to your Amazon.com account up to two (2) business days after your product ships. Offer valid when shipped and sold by Amazon.com. This offer will be extended to all existing pre-orders. Quantities are limited, and Amazon reserves the right to change or terminate this promotion at any time. Offer valid for one purchase per customer.

Now that is about a $30 freebie!

So are you ready for this one?

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