Need for Speed™ Hot Pursuit Remastered Crashing Shortly After Launching
Need for speed hot pursuit launches with a black screen and after 4-5 seconds it immediately crashes saying: I have the game on Steam for clarification. If needed, my pc specs are i5-12450H / 4060 Mobile GPU / 16GB Ram and the game is installed on a SSD. I've tried; 1-Deleting and redownloading EA play several times (I can't reinstall the full game because Im on mobile data but I tried something else of equivalent) 2-Changed my GPU from hybrid mode to dedicated GPU only 3-Verify game files through steam (multiple times) 4-Launch in compatilibility mode for win 7-8 5-Launch as admin 6-Launch with the disable fullscreen optimizations option in compatibility settings 7-Changing cpu affinity by unchecking the cpu0 box 8-Closed all overlays that could affect the game 9-Disabling all apps on startup section 10-I entered my EA and Steam accounts to a friend's pc and tried from there, I could play the game with no issues but when I tried transferring the game files from his pc to mine after uninstalling the game it did not work. 11-Deleted the config file and some other files that were advised but I don't remember which ones (I replaced them back after testing) This game launched without issue a while ago but now this problem occurs with several other players reporting the same issue lately. Help.
Hot Pursuit Remastered Quick Chat
Hey EA, why isn’t there a quick chat feature for multiplayer lobbies on nfs hp remastered? I understand the original game didn’t have it but I think it would be a great inclusion. It would improve the experience a lot. There’s so many times I’ve lost the game for us all and would like nothing more than to say “sorry” “good game” “my bad” “good job” stuff like that. There’s no downsides, no one is gonna get bullied or harassed if it’s preset quick remarks which means no moderation needed. It would also be cool to ask to change the game mode like “player123 requested to play hot pursuit game mode”
NFS-HPR PC_HACKING & NINTENDO SWITCH
Could I possibly raise another concern with NFS-HP_RMSTRD. What can be done about PC people and seen some people on Nintendo Switch do it to drive Exotic cars in other series like Sports & Hyper and opposite a performance car in Super or Exotic. Not even able to bust them when they are stopped. Your weapons do nothing no damage and they have continuous. I’m by far a rising Novice to this game as well. It sure would be nice to enter a cheating detection so they are booted or exited from the lobby or game. A lot of this is because of cross-play and it ruins a lot for others. Especially those who are new to the game. Can we go back to the way gaming used to be straight up?Need For Speed Hot Pursuit Remastered-Find Session stopped working Xbox
On 10/20/25 there was a aws outage and ever since then the “find session” no longer works for xb players. It will try searching for the first time but will stop soon after and each subsequent time the search is shorter and shorter until it just kicks you back to the online multiplayer menu screen. The only way we can play is to create a match. Please fix ASAP!Need for Speed A Legacy-Driven Future Concept From a Long Time Fan (client)
Dear Electronic Arts / Need for Speed Team, I hope you are doing well. I am writing as someone who has played Need for Speed since childhood and who deeply respects what this franchise represents. Need for Speed shaped my love for cars, speed, and street culture at a time when I knew nothing about how games were made. That history is the reason I am reaching out. To be honest, I am also writing out of concern. I am afraid that we may not see another true Need for Speed in the future, especially while other companies continue to push racing games forward. I know Electronic Arts is a large and experienced team that has created incredible experiences for decades, which is why I hesitated but also why I felt this idea was worth sharing. This concept is inspired by both the direction of today’s world and the legacy of Need for Speed itself. The automotive world is rapidly shifting toward electric vehicles, automation, and AI-controlled transportation. While this evolution has its place, many car enthusiasts feel disconnected from it. Electric and robotic cars can feel efficient but soulless like toys rather than machines. Real driving, real sound, and real danger are slowly disappearing. Setting: The year is 2099. Governments have fully banned gas-powered vehicles worldwide. Human driving is illegal. Cities are built exclusively for electric and autonomous transport systems controlled by AI. Despite this, underground communities still exist. These racers, mechanics, and engineers refuse to let real cars die. Gas-powered vehicles are no longer outdated they are forbidden. Core Experience: The player is part of an outlaw crew that keeps combustion cars alive. Races take place at night through futuristic cities, abandoned highways, deserts, and industrial ruins. Every race is a risk, not just against other drivers, but against AI enforcement units designed to eliminate illegal vehicles. Electric AI cars are silent, precise, and perfectly coordinated. Gas cars are loud, aggressive, unstable and human. Narrative Drive: During a major underground operation, chaos erupts across the city. One of your crew members is captured by AI units after mass destruction and pursuit. Instead of ending the story, this becomes the motivation to go further to rise through the underground, unlock restricted zones, destroy AI vehicles, and fight back against a system trying to erase real driving. Legacy Element (Key Idea): As the story expands, the player begins discovering remnants of Like access parallel realities finally fuses , past Need for Speed eras. Entire cities once known for legendary street racing inspired by locations like those from Most Wanted, Hot Pursuit, and other classic titles are now locked, abandoned, or repurposed by AI control. You find former racers from earlier generations. Some are retired. Some are hiding. Some are old, bitter, or broken but they still remember. These characters once ruled the streets and now join the resistance in different ways: mentors, specialists, or even playable characters. At certain points, the player can switch characters, each with unique driving styles, histories, and emotional weight. This turns the game into a preservation of Need for Speed’s legacy not just cars, but people, cities, and stories that shaped the franchise. Theme: This is not just a racing game. It is about freedom versus control, legacy versus erasure, and saving the soul of driving itself and in a way, saving Need for Speed inside its own future. I fully understand that Electronic Arts receives many messages and cannot accept unsolicited ideas in detail. My intention is simply to share a concept born from respect for the franchise and genuine love for car culture. Thank you for the memories you created throughout my childhood and for continuing to inspire players around the world
