Challenge - "One-player and two-player challenges." - Set up a custom pursuit with the car, track, opposition and options of your choice. You're The Cop - "Fill your ticket quota for big points!" - In this mode you drive the cop car and need to apprehend speeding drivers. Quick Race - "Go straight into the action!" - Here you can jump straight into a pursuit in a random car on a random track. Within these two main modes, gameplay is split further: The game features two main modes of play Hot Pursuit where you compete with fellow racers and contend with cops along the way, and World Racing, in which you race against other racers without any interference from the police. The PS2 version is widely held to be the superior game, with that version drawing 9/10 from most reviews, while the PC/GC/XBox version generally pulls 7 or 8 from 10. A large list of these can be found on the Need for Speed Hot Pursuit 2 Versions Comparison page. While there are many similarities in overall design and theme, the two versions have a wide range of differences. 
The Xbox, GameCube and PC version were developed by EA Seattle, a subsidiary of EA Canada, while the PS2 version was developed by the newly acquired Black Box Games in Vancouver, B.C.
Two different versions of the NFS:HP2 were produced.
Developer: Black Box Games (PS2), EA Seattle (PC, Xbox, Gamecube).
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