There’s a totally destroyed car heading right for me with all the momentum its jauntily-angled wheels can muster. Its front bumper has been completely torn off, exposing its engine block, which is midway through dislodging itself from the rest of the chassis and is angrily spewing fire as it does so. The driver’s face is obscured behind a simple black helmet, which boasts a terrifyingly emotionless countenance.
]]>After nearly 12 years, EA has decided to take Burnout Paradise servers offline.
]]>Criterion Games has announced a release date for the PC version of Burnout Paradise Remastered.
]]>We've had Burnout Paradise Remastered for a few months now, sure, but now you can play the best iteration of crash mode on current-generation hardware.
]]>The Burnout Paradise Remastered package does in fact feature many improvements over the original release, according to a new report.
]]>Burnout is all about causing wrecks, but is this remaster one? Here's the critic verdicts...
]]>Let's see how Burnout Paradise Remastered compares to the ten year-old original.
]]>No one makes arcade racing games like this anymore - how does Burnout Paradise feel in 2018?
]]>EA Access members can now play Burnout Paradise Remastered on Xbox One via a Play First Trial.
]]>All of Burnout Paradise Remastered's content will be included in the package, with no additional in-game purchases.
]]>EA has confirmed what we all knew already: Burnout Paradise Remastered is real, and it's out in March.
]]>Burnout Paradise is getting a PS4 version, and it's going to be released in Japan on March 16.
]]>Three Fields Entertainment, which is composed of former Burnout franchise developers, will release its latest game in May, and it's a vehicular destruction game titled Danger Zone.
]]>You probably won't see any new Burnout games for a while, not event remasters of old ones.
]]>It's official, Burnout creators at Three Fields are working on a driving game.
]]>One of the games former Criterion developers at Three Field Games are working on will probably be liked by Burnout and Black fans.
]]>Burnout Paradise is the only thing you're getting from Criterion's back catalogue, it seems.
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]]>Burnout developer Criterion is busy working on new games to worry about remastering its classics.
]]>E3 scheduling reveals EA is bringing whatever mystery title Criterion is working on to the show.
]]>Criterion may have lost its two co-founders, but the Burnout studio's new general manager Matt Webster has discussed what lies ahead for the Guildford outfit in the future. It'll move “beyond cars,” he says.
]]>Criterion Games co-founders Alex Ward and Fiona Sperry have left Electronic Arts to found a new studio, according to an announcement from the firm.
]]>Remember the Burnout series' Crash mode? Remember how fun it was to smash a car into as many things as possible? Truck Stop lets you do that with a big rig. It's the new game from Adam Sawkins, a former Criterion dev who worked on several Burnout games.
]]>Further to news that Criterion Games is not, in fact, making a Need for Speed Underground reboot, studio boss Alex Ward has revealed while he, personally won't be making another racing game, that he wasn't speaking on behalf of the whole team.
]]>Criterion will return to the high-octane franchise that made us fall in love with it all over again: Burnout.
]]>If there was any doubt, all signs suggest Criterion Games is back at work on what it does best - high octane racing.
]]>Need for Speed and Burnout developer Criterion Games is apparently working on an open world racer for "new platforms".
]]>It's Good Friday. It's especially good if you got the day off to celebrate Jesus and bunnies and stuff. Here's some shorts to make it even more of a good Friday.
]]>This came from left-field: the Australian Classification Board has rated something known as "Burnout Crash," whilst LinkedIn CVs point towards a PS3 and 360 release.
]]>More Need for Speed from Criterion? That's interesting. But more Burnout? You've got our attention.
]]>EG and IGN have posted up hands-on impressions of Project Natal, the 360 camera announced in MS's E3 conference yesterday.
Both sites got to look at Burnout and a game called Ricochet on the tech, and both sites say it works. Controllers are so passé.
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