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PLAYSTATION’2 COMPUTER ENTERTAINMENT SYSTEM

MEMORY CARD slot peers)

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1. Set up your PlayStation®2 computer entertainment system according to the instructions in its Instruction Manual.

2. Make sure the MAIN POWER switch (located at the back of the console) is turned on.

3. Press the RESET button. When the power indicator lights up, press the open button and the disc tray will open.

4, Place the Need for Speed” Hot Pursuit 2 disc on the disc tray with the label side facing up. Press the open button again and the disc tray will close.

5. Attach game controllers and other peripherals, as appropriate.

6. Follow on-screen instructions and refer to this manual for information on

using the software.

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CONFIGURATIONS L2 button R2 button L1 button —e£ R1 button sj— directional buttons (D-button) left analog stick (L3 button when pressed down) SELECT button A\ button ANALOG mode button O button START button X button right analog stick (R3 button when pressed down) CO button

MENU CONTROLS

Highlight menu items D-button *

Cyclechoices SS Cuttton <> et Select/Go to next screen % button

Return to previous screen Abutton _

Help a @ button

AULT DRIVING CONTROLS

Shift up

Emergency brake

- Shift down

Look back

Change View

Steer left/right

Horn brake/reverse Gas Brake/reverse

EA TIP: Get on the road - To begin a single player race right away, choose either Hot Pursuit (cops) or World Racing (no cops), then choose Quick Race on the next screen.

+ To access the Pause menu during gameplay, press the START button

(> Pause menu on p. 10). »» For more detailed information about game controls, > Complete Controls on p. 6.

Need for Speed™ Hot Pursuit 2 puts you behind the wheel of the world’s fastest exotic cars, rendered in stunning detail on 30 spectacular courses. Race against a friend or varying numbers of tough A.I. competitors, but keep your eyes peeled for the cops — they’re smart, they’re well-equipped, and they mean business.

The Hot Pursuit Ultimate Racer tournament dares you to outrun the law, as well as lets you be the cop stopping the speeders, in dozens of unique driving challenges. The World Racing Championship tournament pits you against the world’s fastest cars in a series of challenging situations — without interference from the law.

Why are you still reading this manual? The track is the best place to learn about driving, so get out there and satisfy your Need for Speed. Good luck ... you're going to need it.

FEATURES

7 Incomparable driving experience — the guys who really own these cars don’t drive them this fast!

17 Best-looking cars ... period - so real you'll worry about door dings when you park.

11 Best-looking environments — beautiful vistas at every turn, but keep your eyes on the road.

Awesome physics engine — don’t blame us if you crash, these cars behave predictably in every situation.

7 Hot Pursuit mode — well-equipped cops with ample intelligence take pursuit to the next level.

World Racing mode — test your mettle and your machine against the best racers on the road.

7 Reward mechanisms — drive well and earn NFS Points to unlock additional cars and tracks.

7 New and unique cut-scenes — they’re worth watching, and watching again.

1 Jump and Zone Cams — catch big air and the camera pulls back for a slow- motion shot, among other cool camera tricks.

FOR MORE INFO about this and other titles, visit EA GAMES” on the web at WWww.eagames.com.

MENU CONTROLS

OMPLETE CONTROLS

Highlight Menu Items D-button ¢ Cycle Choices D-button <> Select/Go to Next Screen % button Return to Previous Screen A button Help @ button

DRIVING CONTROLS

Steering Left analog stick or D-button <>

Gas and Brake/Reverse ____ Right analog stick + _ =

Gas __ % button 1s 3s Brake/Reverse a @ button

Emergency Brake _R1 button

Horn et @ button =

Shift Up R2 button 5

Shift Down L2 button

7 Default controls (configuration A) are listed above. Alternate configurations are available in the Controller section of the Options menu. (> p. 15.)

YOU’RE THE COP CONTROLS

Activate Siren/Target Speeders Call Roadblock or Spike Strip (manual / semi-auto transmission)

Call Roadblock or Spike Strip (automatic transmission) _

@ button A button + R2 button

R2 button

Call Helicopter (manual / semi-auto transmission)

A button+ L2 button

Call Helicopter (automatic transmission)

_ L2 button

Activate Speed Boost

R3 button

NOTE: Zone Cams are not available when racing

as the Cop.

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Change View A button Cycle Heads-Up Display (HUD) D-button > Zone Freeze

(manual / semi-auto transmission) _™ button + L2 button Zone Freeze (automatic transmission) L2 button

Zone Zoom (manual / semi-auto transmission) _& button + R2 button

Zone Zoom (automatic transmission) R2 button

REPLAY CONTROLS

Player 1/Player 2 L1 button Previous Marker D-button «» Next Marker D-button < Slow Motion @ button Stop/Play % button Camera Angle A button

Help @ button Toggle Replay Controls On / Off SELECT button Return to Menu START button

View replay from the Pause menu (> p. 10), or from the Race Results screen (> p. 11).

“MAIN MENU The Main menu presents you with a basic decision: do you want cops on your tail or not? If you want cops swarming behind you, or if you want to be the cop yourself, then pick Hot Pursuit. If you prefer a classic street race against a friend or aggressive A.I. racers, pick World Racing. If you want to change the game settings, select Options.

HOT PURSUIT: High

MAIN MENU: Screen title 2 ELLE MENU speed racing with cops STFS lees ae seep eecanconee— 0 Dursuit, or be the “3 cop yourself

WORLD RACING: Wheel-to-wheel racing

with no interfering cops OPTIONS: Adjust audio,

display, and gameplay settings

HOT PURSUIT

Select from the different Hot Pursuit game modes: Quick Race, You’re the Cop, Challenge or Ultimate Racer.

WORLD RACING

Select from the different World Racing game modes: Quick Race, Challenge, or Championship.

CHALLENGE MENU

When you choose Challenge in either Hot Pursuit or World Racing you can set the number of players, race type, and skill level. If you want to modify the race settings further, select Setup.

NOTE: Default options appear in bold in this manual.

« To highlight Challenge menu items, press the D-button *. To cycle through menu item choices, press the D-button <>. » To leave the Challenge menu, press the « button.

PLAYERS Select the number of human opponents.

RACE TYPE Choose between SINGLE RACE, KNOCKOUT, LAP KNOCKOUT, or FREE RUN.

SKILL LEVEL Select the skill level (BEGINNER, ADVANCED, OR EXPERT)

of the driver(s) in this race. To further customize the race, select Setup.

The Setup menu allows you to further modify race settings including traffic, damage, and opponent skill levels.

NOTE: Not all Setup menu options are available to all race

modes.

OPPONENTS Select the number of opponents or a full grid.

OPPONENT TYPE Race against identical or a random selection of cars.

CATCH-UP Catch-up makes it easier to catch the leader, or for others to catch you when you’re leading. ON is default.

TRAFFIC Select MINIMUM, MODERATE, or MAXIMUM, or turn OFF the level of non-racing traffic.

TRACKS Select RANDOM or SAME to select whether knockout

events are held at the same track, or on a random selection of tracks.

DAMAGE Turn damage OFF, and you’re invincible. Turn damage ON and glass breaks, sheet metal bends, and the engine pours out smoke.

CAR SELECTION

The Need for Speed Hot Pursuit 2 Car Selection screen is every driver’s dream.

The hottest automobiles ever produced spin on a turntable in front of you,

gleaming in the spotlights. If you drive fast enough, any of these dream cars

can be yours, What if you don’t like the color? No problem, most of the cars

come in multiple colors with just the touch of a button.

Pick your car carefully. Looks are important, but in the end only horsepower and

handling will keep you out of jail. As you earn NFS Points, you will unlock new

cars.

1 NFS Edition cars have a slightly higher level of performance than their stock counterparts.

7 PURSUIT cars are police chase vehicles with superior handling and performance and access to Speed Boost (in You’re the Cop mode only).

» To browse through cars, press the D-button < >. » If more than one color is available for a car, press the D-button 2.

NOTE: Some cars may not have optional colors to select.

» To select any unlocked car, press the % button. + To get a closer view and hear a description of the car press the m button.

ANSMISSION TYPE

The car shifts automatically.

The gears must be shifted manually by pressing the R2 button to upshift and pressing the L2 button to downshift. Once mastered, manual shifting is slightly faster than automatic.

SEMI-AUTO The car shifts automatically, but you can override the shifts by pressing the R2 button to upshift and pressing the L2 button to downshift.

HANDLING TYPE

CLASSIC Holds the road better but may limit some high- performance maneuvers.

EXTREME More realistic handling that requires a lighter touch on

the steering wheel.

TRACK SELECTION

Need for Speed Hot Pursuit 2 features 30 challenging and scenic tracks from around the globe. Everything from forest fires to mineshafts awaits you.

SELECTING A TRACK

1 Track selection is necessary only in Challenge and You’re the Cop modes.

» To highlight an unlocked track press the D-button <>. Track information (difficulty, elevation, and length) is listed at the bottom of the screen.

«» If available, highlight an alternate time of day or track condition by pressing the D-button ¢.

» To select a highlighted track, press the 9 button.

To select the number of laps (looping tracks only), press the D-button <>.

» Press the m button to play an audible description of the track.

EA TIP: Need for Speed Hot Pursuit 2 tracks are filled with shortcuts

(and long-cuts too). Learning these can help you win against otherwise daunting opponents.

PAUSE MENU

Press the START button during gameplay to access the Pause menu. RESUME RACE Continue the current race. RESTART RACE Begin a new race with the same settings as the previous

race.

OPTIONS Adjust audio, display, vibration, damage, handling, transmission and Jump/Zone cam settings.

VIEW REPLAY Watch replay of current race. (> Complete Controls on p. 6 for replay controls.)

RACE End current race and return to the Main menu.

At the end of each challenge the Race Results screen updates you on your performance in the race and in the game overall.

REPLAY

A replay of every event is available at the end of the race.

» To view a replay of the last race, select View Replay from the Race Results screen.

»» To view a replay of the current race, press the START button to pause the game, then select View Replay (> Pause menu on p. 10).

#» For more detailed information about replay controls, > Complete Controls on p. 6.

PLAYING THE GAME

Rearview Mirror

Lap

Position — Record Time

Time back from top positions Current Time

Race Positions Pursuit Indicator

Arrest Indicator

Map

Radar Detector

The default Head’s-Up Display (HUD) is shown above. Alternative views include a Clear view, map only, or analog gauges. (> Complete Controls on p. 6.)

EA TIP: Using the handbrake (press the R1 button) at the beginning of a sharp turn will skid out the rear of the car, letting you slide through the turn faster. But be careful, this move can be dicey at high speeds.

EVENT TREES

The two Event Trees (Ultimate Racer and Championship) feature detailed maps

of the connected races that lead you to your ultimate goals. The Ultimate Racer Tree (Hot Pursuit mode) and Championship Tree (World Racing mode) allow you to pick your own path through an interconnected series of challenges.

EA TIP: Winning an event may unlock more events than placing second or third. So the faster you go, the more choices you may have for your next race.

fig gate the Tree: Press the D-button + or <> to highlight events on the tree. 2. Press the 9 button to see more information about a highlighted event. 3. Press the 9 button again to begin any unlocked event.

ZONE AND JUMP CAMS

Zone and Jump cams highlight thrilling moments as they happen. Slam into a roadblock and time momentarily stops for a 360-degree overhead Zone Cam shot of the action. Catch big air and the Jump Cam automatically pulls back for a slow motion shot of your car in flight. Zone cameras only function when they are turned on in the Pause Menu.

To manually activate Zone Cams at any time during gameplay:

«» Press the L2 button (automatic transmission) or press the « button + the L2 button (manual / semi-auto transmission) to stop the action momentarily while the camera circles your car.

» Press the R2 button (automatic transmission) or press the & button + the R2 button (manual / semi-auto transmission) to preview the track ahead.

NOTE: Zone cams are not available when racing as the cop.

COPS

So you think getting away is going to be easy? Think again. The cops in Need for Speed Hot Pursuit 2 use advanced cooperative tactics to bring you to a halt. Their equipment includes: spike strips, road blocks, and well-armed helicopters, so even the best drivers can’t take their freedom for granted. (> You're the Cop on p. 13.)

GAME MODES

Sometimes you feel like a cop, sometimes you don’t. That’s why Need for Speed Hot Pursuit 2 offers so many ways to play. Choose between racing, chasing, being chased, or just blasting around the track solo. What kind of drive are you up for?

Hot Pursuit - The cops chase you, or you’re the cop chasing speeders.

7 Glowing blue triangles appear toward the bottom of the screen. Each triangle indicates a cop just behind you. The larger it appears, the closer the cop is. World Racing — Racing without cops.

7 Glowing orange triangles appear near the bottom of the screen. Each triangle indicates another racer just behind you.

QUICK RACE

The fastest way to the starting line, Quick Race is a randomly generated single- ‘ player 6 race. You will be given any one of the unlocked cars on any one of the

DURSUIT T ONLY)

Chase speeders ina suped- i cruiser while Calling in other officers for support. In two-player you chase your friend or vice-versa.

DRIVING THE BLACK & WHITE

In You’re the Cop mode, you get a chance to stop speeders yourself, so it pays to know cop tactics.

» Activate the siren to target speeders. A blue arrow will float above the targeted car. (> Complete Controls on p. 6.)

» Call for help from a roadblock or helicopter, and your fellow officers will help you stop the targeted car. (> Complete Controls on p. 6.)

«» Once you get close enough, hit the speeder repeatedly and pin them to finish the arrest.

» Fill your arrest quota before time runs out to earn bonus points.

CHALLENGE

A highly customized race against A.I. racers, or against a friend. You pick the car, the track, the type of race, and more. A classic test of your driving skill.

ULTIMATE RACER

So you want to be the Ultimate Racer? Risk it all on the mean streets as you sometimes pit your skills and your wits against the advanced tactics of the police and their high-tech equipment. At other times, you are the cop doing the chasing! Gather points by advancing through the tree on your way to the final race.

CHAMPIONSHIP

Rub sheet metal with highly advanced drivers that test your driving skills and the limits of your machine, with no pesky cops to interfere. A good finish unlocks more options for the next race as you choose your own path through the tree to become “World Champion”.

MULTIPLAYER

Rip up the road with a friend. All Challenge races and You’re the Cop chases are available as two-person, split-screen races. Player 1 always appears at the top of the split screen, with Player 2 at the bottom.

EA TIP: Don’t miss multiplayer You're the Cop, where one player runs from the long arm of the other.

To Start a Multiplayer Race:

1. Select HOT PURSUIT or WORLD RACING

2. Select CHALLENGE or YOU’RE THE COP (HOT PURSUIT only). 3. Select TWO PLAYERS.

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I one selects a Car from the top of the screen; Player 2 selects one from

@ bottom. (> Car Selection on p. 9.)

3. Select a track.

REWARDS

Fast driving will get you places, and in Need for Speed Hot Pursuit 2 it can open up new worlds. Accumulate points during every event as well as Challenge mode based on your driving performance. These points automatically unlock new cars and tracks for you.

RACE TYPES

Need for Speed Hot Pursuit 2 offers several different ways to compete on the course, from meandering Sunday drives in Free Run to a series of white- knuckle finishes in Knockout.

SINGLE RACE

Uphold your honor by showing other drivers nothing but your tailpipes. This is a standard race, and the first driver across the finish line wins.

KNOCKOUT

At the end of each Knockout race the driver that finished last (and any arrested

drivers in Hot Pursuit mode) are eliminated from the competition. The races can take place on either the same track or a series of random tracks from those you have unlocked. The winner of the last race wins the Knockout.

LAP KNOCKOUT

Race laps around a track against other competing drivers. At the end of each lap the driver in last place and any arrested drivers are eliminated. The driver in first place at the end of the last lap wins.

FREE RUN

Drive the track without a time limit or other opponents. This is a great way to practice the unlocked tracks without any competition. You can also practice avoiding the cops in Hot Pursuit Free Run.

Set your audio, controller, display, save/load, and player name.

OPTIONS SCREEN

AUDIO Control music and sound effects by adjusting sound levels. Customize where to play songs.

CONTROLLER Player 1 and Player 2 can individually select from preset

controller configurations, calibrate steering wheels, and turn vibration/feedback ON or OFF.

DISPLAY Fine-tune the display settings including track map, rearview mirror, cameras, gauges, lap times and more.

SAVE/LOAD Save a game, load a game, or turn AutoSave ON/OFF.

PLAYER NAMES Enter the players’ names and genders to identify your persona.

CREDITS View credits for Need for Speed Hot Pursuit 2.

SAVING AND LOADING

Need for Speed Hot Pursuit 2 allows you to save game data with the use of a memory card (8MB) (for PlayStation®2).

NOTE: Never insert or remove a memory card when loading or saving files.

NOTE: Game files can only be loaded from or saved to a memory card in MEMORY CARD slot 1.

To Load a Saved Game:

1. Select OPTIONS from the Main Menu.

2. Select SAVE/LOAD from the Options menu. 3. Select LOAD.

To Save Game Data:

1. Select OPTIONS from the Main Menu.

2. Select SAVE/LOAD from the Options menu. 3. Select SAVE.

AUTOSAVE

When Autosave is turned on, Need for Speed Hot Pursuit 2 automatically saves your game after each event.

To Turn Autosave On or Off:

1. Select OPTIONS from the Main Menu.

2. Select SAVE/LOAD from the Options menu.

3. Select AUTOSAVE ON/OFF.

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Technical Assitant: Stefan Oberg

Audio: Rashid Hille

Producers: David C. Hooper, Richard Mul, Stefan Q. Wessels

Game Designer: William Ho

Quality Assurance: Chris Denschikoff, Daniel Holloway, Chris Rezanson, Tony Rodriguez, Michael Sasyniuk, Jonathan Tobias Spangler, Matt Tomporowski

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Executive Producer: Sam Nelson

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Associate Producers: Scott Probin, Serena Whitters, Arlaine Walker, Andy Agostini

Senior Development Director: Marcel Laforce

Audio: Juan Jacyna, Robert Ridihalgh, Martin Wasiel, Alistair Hirst, Omar Al-Khafaji, Matt Ragan Senior Art Director: Henry Labounta

Artists: Curtis Hoines, Phil Chow, Yvonne Vuu Carinha

Production Coordinators: Lia Siojo, Bryna Dabby

Production Assistance: Brian “Tunaboy” Taney, Ragnar Lindstrom

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