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Hot Pursuit 

Dude 1: What was that guy playing?
Dude 2: Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit.
Dude 1: I can't even remember what that is.
Hot Pursuit by Theguy86 July 17, 2021

Hot Pursuit 

Commonly referring to an ongoing car chase, usually with the format of one criminal car and a swarm of police cars. In movies, the typical norm would be that the criminal will most likely use a fast sportscar while the police are stuck using Ford Crown Victorias. The term was also used for the very popular Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit, Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit 2, and Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit (2010).
Police: 19 County, engaging in a hot pursuit. Vehicle is a blue Nissan Skyline GT-R.
HQ: I copy that 19, permission for pursuit is authorized.
Hot Pursuit by SpeedyBox August 31, 2022

Hot Pursuit 

Usually defined as a chase between two sides using cars. It would commonly be an ongoing chase between a criminal in a fast sports car and a swarm of polices in Ford Crown Victorias. EA had been using this term to label 3 of their Need for Speed games, or 4 if you count Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit Remastered (2010).
Police Officer: 82 County, permission to engage in a hot pursuit. Vehicles are a blue Nissan Skyline GT-R, a blue Toyota Supra, and a white Nissan 300ZX.
HQ: I copy that 82, permission to engage in hot pursuit is authorized.
Hot Pursuit by SpeedyBox August 31, 2022

Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit 2010

A nostalgic racing video game released in the late 2010. You can play it on Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3, there's also a remastered released in 2020. You can play on Xbox One, Nintendo Switch and PlayStation 4
Friend: you have some Need for Speed game?
Me: yeah i have Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit 2010 and remastered
Friend: let's play the original on Xbox 360
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