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Burnout
is pretty much a straight port from the PS2 title. This is a high speed racing
game. In this game you must compete in many championships to earn chances at
getting new cars. There arent many unlockables in the game though but is worth the
struggle to beat it.
This game also adds something into the racing genre of games.
You are actually rewarded on driving wrecklesly, but be sure not to hit ANY cars
over 50 mph. The game puts you into some cut-scene everytime, showing different
angles of your wreck. That allows the cars that are behind you fly right past and
you have to wait for the cut-scene to end. It gets REALLY annoying. This game is
one of the best racing games I have played since Gran Turismo 2 and is
actually fun for a long period of time unlike most racing/driving simulator games out
there on the shelves.
Another great aspect of this game is the CPU. They are
challenging but not too hard, they give you a chance to catch up most of the
time. The CPU is kind of stupid too, sometimes, when your driving close to one it
will spaz and just purposely smash into another car. One thing i would of liked to
see overall though is a larger variety of cars. The cars arent name brand either. You
can tell what kind of car they are in real life though.
The aspects are overall medium. The graphics are very good on the close-up
objects, but could of been much better. The background isn't very involving either.
When you pass by lights it reflects off your car and looks cool, that would be my
favorite thing about its graphics. The sound is excellent. It is very clear and smooth.
If you don't like techno music though, it could get aggrevating, but I do. It also has an
option where you can just listen to the music tracks in the game too. The playability
is very smooth and easy to handle. Turning is very easy unlike other driving
games, you don't have to powerbrake and slide in this game, but that option is still
there though. The cars differ on there handling too. The game is very fun and easy to
play.
I recommend you have a bottle of aspirin to relieve your headache after you
play this game. There is a lot of bright lights and flashing, and you must focus A
LOT to keep from crashing but at the same time drive wreckless to gain Boost.
GRAPHICS SOUND EFFECTS AND MUSIC PLAYABILITY ENJOYMENT
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