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All I want is a Burnout game like Burnout 2 and 3 on the PS3 and 360, without all the open city bullshit. I like menus.
I agree. Burnout Paradise, while good, annoyed me slightly in that if you felt like doing one particular type of event, Road Rage, for example, it would be a five to ten minute drive to the next. Also before the update the inability to restart the race was annoying, but that was fixed.
I'd like something like a mash-up of Takedown and Revenge. I liked the Aftertouch system.
I'd like something like a mash-up of Takedown and Revenge. I liked the Aftertouch system.
But without the open city, you couldn't do Freeburn and Timed Challenges. Also no Road Rules which are what made the bikes so awesome (along with the online modes). I think the next game will be more like Big Surf Island than Paradise City though.
Also, in Criterion I trust.
Also, in Criterion I trust.
To me, the open city-ness of Paradise was the best thing in the game. I could spend hours not doing any event in particular, just exploring around, crashing billboards and shortcuts.
@hermes - I was the same, spent the first 4hr session on it just driving around :)
In the end though, it didn't really take all *that* long to get to events you hadn't already done. Worth it for the timed Road Rules and sense of go anywhere during Stunt mode. Finding a massive string of stunts was particularly pleasing, and something that could've only happened in such a game structure.
I didn't like the Crash Road Rules though, they were very average. No interesting vehicles other than buses for mults (and their appearance pretty random), and just a prety much infinite degree of control trying to hit one or two cars at a time... it lost the impact (sorry) of previous Burnouts.
I wouldn't like to second guess their output, but as CelicaCrazed said, in Criterion I trust.
In the end though, it didn't really take all *that* long to get to events you hadn't already done. Worth it for the timed Road Rules and sense of go anywhere during Stunt mode. Finding a massive string of stunts was particularly pleasing, and something that could've only happened in such a game structure.
I didn't like the Crash Road Rules though, they were very average. No interesting vehicles other than buses for mults (and their appearance pretty random), and just a prety much infinite degree of control trying to hit one or two cars at a time... it lost the impact (sorry) of previous Burnouts.
I wouldn't like to second guess their output, but as CelicaCrazed said, in Criterion I trust.
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