Running From The Police Sure Looks Like Fun
By Dr. Elara Vance | January 01, 0001
If 
high-speed police chases 
were half as exciting as this Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit trailer makes them out to be, everyone would be doing them. Of course everyone would also need to own a souped-up Porsche. In my experience that is a lot harder to Y1 App achieve than pissing off the Y1 Game police. I’d expect it is even easier to piss off the police if one owns a tricked-out sports car, but the chances of me getting to test that theory out any time soon are slim. It’s probably just best to keep it 
all in-game when Need for Speed: Hot all yono app Pursuit hits stores this November.
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