BurnOut Paradise Reviews
1. Burnout Paradise : Criterion's ripping new installment in the Burnout series
Criterion was on hand at EA's press event today to show off the latest and greatest
version of the upcoming Burnout Paradise for the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360.
The game made a splashy showing at this year's E3 Media & Business Summit, and our
positive impressions of the speedy, gorgeous racer haven't really changed.
At today's event, we had a chance to check out the online and offline challenges.
The challenges are fast, fun cooperative experiences that have you performing stunts,
catching a set amount of air, or other quick and easy tasks.
Though the game isn't done, Criterion reps on hand said the plan is to have well over 100
challenges for players to try, ensuring a hefty and varied amount of challenge.
Besides actively playing with friends, you can send out passive challenges as you play via
the "road rules" feature, which gives you different timed challenges to try on
every street.
The massive open world and destructible cars are a wicked evolution of the Burnout
experience, revving up the hefty amount of fun already offered by the game.
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2. Burnout Paradise : They built this city for crashing cars.
The fast-moving Burnout series is crashing its way around a much larger area in Burnout
Paradise.
And the resulting product, which is still in a pre-alpha state, is already looking like it
could end up being a pretty amazing game.
That means you'll always be finding races, which you start by rolling up to a stop light
and burning your tires to attract other racers.
You'll also find crash junctions, ramps to jump off of, fences or other obstacles to bash
through, as well as, of course, lots and lots of traffic.
Along with seeking out jumps and other little things in the world, another recent addition
to the series is a little side game called power parking, which sounds like it will pop up
any time you find two cars parked close together on the side of the road.
In addition to the single-player mode, the game has some unique-looking online features
for up to eight players.
Rather than cut to a menu or a loading screen, the game simply informs you that a player
has joined, the player drops into the world, and you go on driving.
While the PlayStation 3 version being shown at E3 was marked as a pre-alpha version of the
game, it already had a lot of the interesting nuances and features that you'd expect from
a final product.
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3. Burnout Paradise
Burnout Paradise now has a release date of Jan. 22 in North America, and a demo of the
game will be available in December for both the PlayStation 3 and the Xbox 360, Electronic
Arts has announced.
This is the definitive Burnout experience because Paradise removes all restrictions,
breaks all the rules and puts the control in your hands," said EA Criterion creative
director Alex Ward.
Earlier this year, EA unveiled a pre-order program for Burnout Paradise with GameStop.
Early GameStop customers will receive an exclusive car, "Steel Wheels," which
features armor-plating and a supercharged 6735cc V8.
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4. Burnout Paradise ( Also known as: Burnout 5 )
The fifth entry in the gonzo racing series, Burnout Paradise gives players license to
wreak havoc in Paradise City, the ultimate racing battleground, with a massive
infrastructure of traffic-heavy roads to abuse. Gone is the need to jump in and out of
menus and aimlessly search for fun like many open world games; in Burnout 5, every inch of
the world is built to deliver heart-stopping Burnout-style gameplay. Every intersection is
a potential crash junction and every alleyway is an opportunity to rack up moving
violations. Feel the adrenaline course through your veins as you take to the road for the
first time in Paradise City, where the action is all around you. Explore the city,
discover events, and look for the best opportunities to crash, jump and pull signature
takedowns. In Burnout Paradise yo'’re given the keys to the city, but it's up to you
to earn the keys to the meanest and most dangerous cars on the street, and earn your
Burnout license.
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5. Burnout Paradise: Paradise City
Electronic Arts announced today that Burnout Paradise will be in stores January 22,
2008 in North America. You'll be able to experience a piece of Paradise City earlier by
downloading the demo this December. Designed specifically for the Xbox 360 and PlayStation
3, Burnout Paradise delivers true open world freedom and sets a new standard for online
social gameplay.
Brought to you by EA Criterion, Burnout Paradise is redefining the open world experience
with Paradise City, a freshly designed playground filled with the most exciting jumps,
gripping races and unrivalled excitement at every intersection. Players will have total
freedom to explore and discover the world at their leisure, just pull up to any stoplight
and spin your wheels to enter five high speed action challenges. Slam, shunt and wreck
rivals in these cross-town driving challenges, where players decide the fastest route to
the finish line.
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