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before moving on to Europe and finishing off in the Far East, a land that has yet to be explored in previous Burnouts. There are three different locations, which unlock over the course of gameplay. Play Alone The single-player is a bit more open than in the past. This game has lots of soul, but even more crashes. So no, Criterion did not sell its soul when it made the publishing deal with EA. This game is packed to the brim with surprising depth. After spending three hours in a demo with the game (I love the series, what can I say) I came away with seemingly every last possible drop of information regarding the latest Burnout. To go into detail on every aspect of Burnout 3 is a daunting task. Heck, there are even five unlockable cars just for online. All the race types, the Crash Mode, every track and car - all of it supports six-player online play. Should you have Live or PS2 Online, you'll find that just about everything in the single-player can be played online against yokels from across the world. Those who don't have the PS2 online adapter or Xbox Live will still get a hefty game with split-screen multiplayer support, 100 crash challenges, and 10 different locations to race.

Burnout 3 takedown alpine full#

With EA's backing, Criterion has managed to create a very full game with equal merit both off and online. That step couldn't be taken with current publisher Acclaim, so Criterion signed a deal with Electronic Arts, the biggest of third-party publishers. Following the success of Burnout: Point of Impact, full online support was the obvious next step in Criterion's popular Burnout series.