Burnout Crash Multiplayer

Where can I start with Burnout Revenge. Well it is probably the best Burnout game I've played to date, the graphics arn't tip top but for the time (2005) it was a very good step up for racing games, I think it's the most fun and enjoyable Burnout game on the 360 and I think it always will be. I've rated this game 4 stars out of 5 because of how much I enjoyed it and I hope other people get the same vibes as I did playing this game.Important Edit 2: The servers for this game were taken back offline so achievement hunters beware that this game is not possible to 1000G anymore. Now like me, I'm sure everyone has had those days where they just want to sit on a couch and smash everything they see into little pieces that are sent flying everywhere. Well lucky for all of us who are full of rage, Burnout Revenge is the game you are looking for!Burnout Revenge is an arcade-y racing game in where the player must compete in 10 different levels of competitions varying from burning routes, eliminators, traffic attacks, preview events, races and road rages. As you progress in your career and earn more stars, you unlock harder events and also faster cars which everyone loves!My personal favorite part of this game has to be the crash junctions though, where you start a crash and watch satisfyingly as the carnage piles itself up. As you earn stars and compete in these events, you will also earn special cars that can be used only in these events and can cause massive explosions for the ultimate satisfaction.The soundtrack in this game is amazing and very appropriate to the gameplay.

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All the songs are very upbeat and have a fast tempo, which matches perfectly with the speed of the game because if you don't travel at high speeds, your just a sitting wreck, literally.Multiplayer has to be my favorite part of the game though. Making revenge rivals online is great so you can see who you have to take down so you can get your payback. But there's no better feeling than that smug feeling after you took someone out and they have to wreck you to get you back. Smart as a whip origin.

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This is definitely a great way to take out your frustration.Unfortunately if you get all the stars offline and you have no access to online, that's pretty much all you can get out of this game. Burnout and Criterion really show their colours through their online play, which is why their later installments like Burnout Paradise and the Ea/Criterion Need for Speed Hot Pursuit make a name for themselves with their integrated online play.Overall i would give this game a 4/5.

The game is great for getting rid of that urge to destroy something beyond belief without getting in trouble for it, but if you don't have online access, this game might just send you barreling into a dead end. Ah, Burnout Revenge, I have so many fond memories of this game back in the day on the PS2, it's probably one of my favourite Burnouts, I know this may not be the most popular game out there today, but in 2006, it was the racing game to play.World Tour- The World Tour consists of various events to build up your Revenge rank from Harmless to Elite, to get to Elite you first must unlock stars. Stars help you progress through the game to unlock more difficult events and faster, stronger cars. Most of the events are pretty straight forward and I will go into a little more depth shortly, but I will list a few. Burnout Revenge is a pretty well-established game that makes good use of the benefits from its predecessor Burnout 3. It also succeeds in getting its own personality thanks to some interesting additions.The new feature which is highlighted to the point of being used as the subtitle of this game is the Revenge concept. Indeed, an opponent performing a Takedown on your car becomes what is now called a Revenge Rival and can be easily located thanks to a red arrow.

You are then very welcome and encouraged to wash away this insult by striking him back, performing this way a Revenge Takedown. Nevertheless, this system brings nothing in terms of gameplay or ingame bonus and is to me a simple gadget that is mostly enjoyable in online multiplayer mode as the game keeps track of the number of times you have been crashed into or have crashed into any given player.As I have just broached the multiplayer facet of this game, I will just keep on here. Burnout Revenge offers various local and online multiplayer modes, including several types of races and crash zones. Overall, it is a pretty solid multiplayer experience. However, please note that the online features will be taken down on October 24th, 2017 according to an announcement from game editor EA.Apart from what was already in Burnout 3 (Race, Eliminator, Road Rage, Crash and Burning Lap), this brand new game of the series brings you Traffic Attack which consists in smashing as much traffic as possible to reach target score before given time elapses. This mode is clearly the most brutish and less subtle one of the game and underlines perfectly the main new gameplay feature added: your vehicle can now ram any same-way car, except buses and trucks that are too heavy and immediately stop you.

Also, hitting whatever traffic coming from the opposite way or from a perpendicular street is still a byword for crashing. Thus, in order to perform a Takedown on your opponents during a race, besides pushing them into a wall or traffic, you can now also smash a traffic car into them.Moreover, most of the second half of the career is raced with Crashbreaker turned on, which means that you can have your wreck blow up so that you carry off some opponents if they come too close to you. If you also add Vertical Takedowns i.e.

Landing on an opponent after a jump, you do understand why this game is the most brutish of the series and why every race ends in a mashed metal symphony due to your aggressive driving and your almost indestructible mount. Finally, a minor readjustment in Crash mode has been done since there are no more items to get as in Burnout 3 but instead a target car which gives a massive score boost when you manage to involve it in the pile-up you have created.Burnout Revenge solo mode relies on a series of 169 various races taking place on tracks from 8 different locations. In order to finish this Career, you have to get gold medal in all races which are divided into 9 categories based on difficulty.

However, on top of getting gold, another new feature is that you also need to max out an aggressiveness ranking by being a road hog: performing big jumps, pushing or brushing against traffic, driving in the wrong way, and so on. The game can be sometimes a bit hard as you can win a race without getting a 5-star performance due to a bad ranking, and vice versa.Still dealing with solo content, Signature Takedowns coming from Burnout 3 are back and they are 24 this time (3 per location). There are also 80 challenges to complete (10 per location), like for example winning a race without crashing your car, performing a certain amount of one specific Takedown, and so on. Please note that Signature Takedowns are easier to get for mere mortals because they all refer to defined locations where to crash an oppponent and, fortunately, no more to those specific traffic vehicles that were a pain in the ass to find and ram in Burnout 3. As for challenge sheets, completing them unlocks the fastest cars of the game.Even if less memorable on the whole, the soundtrack follows its predecessor’s atmosphere and is made of rock, pop-rock and punk-rock music.

On the other hand, the engine sounds seem to be very generic ones and to come from a lawnmower when you reach max speed, which is happening very often. Nevertheless, in terms of graphics and visibility, progress is stunning since Burnout 3 and its indecent half-screen blur effect. Speed sensations are also excellent.For all of these reasons, Burnout Revenge has a lifespan of around 25 hours to get each Career gold medal, each Signature Takedown and to complete each challenge, which includes the unlocking of all solo achievements and all cars. The other achievements can be unlocked through Xbox Live multiplayer modes in about 10 extra hours.As a conclusion, the Burnout series keeps intensifying the brutality of its gameplay through this opus and delivers here a very efficient and fun episode, whose visuals are also a step higher than those of Burnout 3.