It’s official! We’re all headed back to Paradise City and buddy, there ain’t going to be no speed limits along the way. Having been teased for months and erroneously leaked ahead of the reveal by the Japanese, EA finally confirmed that Burnout Paradise Remastered is alive and headed towards the Xbox One and PlayStation 4 on March 16.
I’m a huge fan of the cinematic trailers that gaming companies are now releasing, you know the ones I am talking about. The ones that have little to no gameplay footage at all and wouldn’t be out of place in the world of blockbuster movie trailers. So to satisfy my cinematic desires I have rounded up the top 10 cinematic …
I posted a while back about why 3D gaming just won’t work and how I can’t see it as the way of the future. My main reasons for saying this are purely the physical limitations of my own body and were not at all related to the bad quality 3D technology that I had seen previously, however that is a …
As if Burnout fans haven't already been spoiled rotten by Criterion Games with the mountain of free DLC that has already been released, it seems that they are planning even more. Criterion now have four more DLC packs planned and will be releasing info about them on each one a week after each other starting November 7. Criterion have apparently been working on an entire new island so fans should be able to enjoy a lot more of their game once the packs are released. Whether or not any of the packs will be free remains to be seen.
So this week we are getting the third DLC pack from Criterion for Burnout Paradise and once again it is completely free. In this trailer we see the first proper footage of gameplay with the bikes as well as being old the features that will come along with them. While some people may argue that Burnout is getting tired and that the updates could include a little more, I realise that I don't care because once again, It's all completely free. I really hope that more developers follow in Criterions footsteps and start giving more value to their games rather than just looking for ways to scam gamers out of more of their hard earned cash with little extras and gimmicks. Go Criterion.
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A spooky European village. Properly scary castle mania. Vampires. Werewolves! The only thing more frightening, is a glimpse at your empty bank account when it comes to deciding whether or not you can grab Resident Evil Village this month. Capcom's successor to its long-running survival-horror franchise is finally out, and if you've read our review then you know the game is a winner on multiple levels.
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