Burnout Revenge (Xbox 360) Reviews

Burnout Revenge is a classic, it is really what made the Burnout series, the high octane races get the heart pumping and when you slam into a pillar going 170MPH you are will revel in the damage. Burnout Revenge dominated my Xbox for months with its mix of objective crashes and takeout tournaments, there is something to satisfy all ...  Read the complete review

In my opinion this is one of my all time favourite games for the Xbox 360. There are so many reasons why I love this game, mainly the fact that it is much more than just a racing game. You can choose between traffic attack, road rage, burning laps and crash party. Not only this but the graphics are quite simply amazing, because of the ...  Read the complete review

Burnout Revenge is one of my favourite games for the Xbox 360. The main game is to progress through numerous stages and gain gold stars in all of the stages. After being awarded a certain number of stars the player advances up through stages. To complete the game it is necessary to gain gold stars in every event. It is possible to repeat each ...  Read the complete review

Burnout Revenge is an arcade racing title for the Microsoft Xbox 360 games console. In this game you must forget all you have learned from the simulations like Forza two and Gran Turismo, speeding round corners while using boost to send your car through the sound barrier is quite normal! In this game there are a variety of ...  Read the complete review

There are two main types of racing games; simulation and arcade. To the layman a driving game is a driving game, but there are great differences in how different games play within the genre. Games like ‘Grand Turismo’ and ‘Forza Motorsport’ pride themselves on how accurate they are to real life, forcing the gamer to play the game as you would on ...  Read the complete review

I love my car and I love being able to just drive around when I'm bored as well but there are sure are a lot of stupid rules to make it less fun, eh? Tons of oddly shaped signs telling me what I can and can not do, places that want money just to park there (I called that place Toronto), and highway speed limits nobody actually obeys. I guess all ...  Read the complete review