Burnout Paradise (PS3)

This Game is Brilliant on free Roam the ma is so big you can roam for hours on end. There are a lot of cars you can unlock about 70 i think and they are all totally different some are for speed,some for stunts and some are for muscle. When in a race it gets so intense your heart beats faster and faster you get such a buzz from this game and also when you perform stunts the graphics look even better the sound is awesome on surround sound system aswel especially when you crash,Makes you feel like you are in the crash. As other reviewers have said you can not play multiplayer on the same console but it makes up for this with multiplaer gaming over the ...  Read the complete review

Despite being released more than 2 and a half years ago Burnout Paradise is widely regarded as as the best racer available on the market to date. With the original burnout game having first come out in 2001 it's remarkable to see how things have progressed over the years from just the 5 tracks to a massive open world environment. When Burnout Paradise was first released there were mixed feelings. Some felt the game had gone the wrong way by removing the tried and tested format that Burnout fans had come to know and love on the PS2/Xbox and created an open world arena. Others saw it as an exciting step forward in keeping with the next generation machine it was ...  Read the complete review

Burnout Paradise has expanded into a huge freeroaming cityof chaos. Burnout Paradise is similar to the previous titles which were full of action packed crashing, smashing and general wrecking of other peoples and your own car. The main new feature of Burnout Pardise not seen before is the huge freeroaming city you have to explore. It is much more immersive as you don't have to do a race go to a menu pick another event and repeat, you get to drive to your next event whcih makes the game run alot smoother as you are not constantly going in and out of games. The city in Burnout paradise is absolutly massive it, it is divided into a number of different ...  Read the complete review

I don't tend to care about racing games except for maybe Mario Kart but when Burnout Paradise rolled around, I felt I had to try it. Why? Because open-world sandbox games have always had this weird inexplicable appeal to me and despite the fact I don't particularly like Grand Theft Auto, the idea of a GTA-esque racing game was strangely appealing. But when you get down to it this is not a particularly well-executed open world and while it's better than most standard Need for Speed crap that I've played before, it leaves an empty feeling after playing it. So, Burnout Paradise is set in Paradise City, a futuristic metropolis where cars drive themselves after ...  Read the complete review

Burnout Paradise is the most recent racing (and crashing) game in quite a long series of great, well structured arcade racing games. However this one certainly breaks away from the norm and enters into this new 'open-world gameplay', and in my opinion they have certainly succeeded and have created a massive 30km wide city perfectly suited to Burnout's nature - to race and crash! At first the city can be very overwhelming particularly if you were used to the structure of the previous titles where you merely selected your mode and car and then finished the race. But once you get used to the city and this new style of game you will truly understand how it is ...  Read the complete review