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January 2008
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The editors liked
Seamlessly integrates a massive single-player experience with a living
Breathing online
60 frames per second racing action.
Paradise City Is Huge And Full Of Things To See And Do
Incredible Sense Of Speed
Gorgeous Visuals
Excellent Control Scheme
Racing and wrecking is as thrilling as ever
Openworld design creates a great sense of destructive freedom
Showtime mode is a hoot
Online functionality is seamless and addicting
Superb visuals.
The editors didn't like
Old-school fans may miss Crash Mode
Map navigation isnt perfect
Cant warp around the map to retry races.
Crash Mode Is Gone
EA Trax Is Very Subpar
Could have used more variety in race and event types
Soundtrack and DJ dialogue are awful
Early in the game
Youll probably be a little confused and overwhelmed by the whole thing.
Published: 2017-04-24, Author: Adam , review by: cheatcc.com
Abstract: Burnout is easily one of the best racing franchises in recent memory. With every new game the series has continued to push the envelope graphically, with its features, and its gameplay mechanics. Burnout Paradise allowed players to navigate a fully open w...
Published: 2017-04-24, Author: Jonathan , review by: cheatcc.com
Abstract: Burnout: Paradise plays like a mix between Burnouts of old, Grand Theft Auto, and Tony Hawk. That's right! The classic arcade racer of the previous console generation has gotten a facelift that is sure to please fans of the series as well as win over newc...
Abstract: Burnout: Paradise is a lot different from the previous Burnout titles, but this racing game has tons to offer. From the graphics to the online play, this is certainly one of the best racing titles available for the PlayStation 3. FeaturesRating As far...
Abstract: With Burnout series, the arcade racing genre has been going strong for many years and gaining many new fans along the way. The next closest thing that comes to mind is Flatout, and that series can be fun, in an over-the-top kind of way, but the shaky r...
Abstract: EA In the gaming industry today, it is very difficult to come up with a smash hit. However, once you have a smash hit in your hands, it is very easy to simply remake the game and add a little bit of new content here and there. Its a low risk strategy...
Abstract: For years, Criterion has brought their own brand of racing to the table. Their brand has introduced gamers to a racing formula that not only incorporates crashing into the races, but also rewards you for it. Each previous version of Burnout has shown g...
Abstract: Rating: E10 (Everyone) There is a car on the street that seems to be slightly out of control. Its going way too fast, with flames licking out of the exhaust. It makes a slight course correction to avoid a parked car, and thats the end; over-correcti...
Abstract: Burnout Paradise sees Criterion bet the farm on open world reality beating directed experiences. Gone is the ability to restart races, gone is the split-screen multiplayer and gone is the easy to access lists of events. In their place we have a free ...
Racing and wrecking is as thrilling as ever, Openworld design creates a great sense of destructive freedom, Showtime mode is a hoot, Online functionality is seamless and addicting, Superb visuals.
Could have used more variety in race and event types, Soundtrack and DJ dialogue are awful, Early in the game, youll probably be a little confused and overwhelmed by the whole thing.
Burnout Paradise includes all the fast-driving, hard-wrecking action youd expect from a Burnout game, but with a fantastic new open-world design that gives it its own stand-alone flavor. ...
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Published: 2008-01-23, Author: Alex , review by: cnet.com
Abstract: Is there any developer buzz term more meaningless these days than "open-world gameplay"? Lets face it, its kind of been done to death at this point, so you have to look on with a bit of skepticism when a developer touts the concept as the next big th...
