Burnout Paradise

Burnout Paradise is the 7th entry in the Burnout series

Burnout Paradise
Take me down to the paradise city where the grass is green and the girls are pretty...
Genre(s): Racing Rating(s): ESRB: E10+ Platform(s): Xbox 360 PlayStation 3 Xbox One Playstation 4 Nintendo Switch Release Date: Original January 22, 2008 Remastered: Xbox One/PS4 March 16, 2018 Nintendo Switch June 19, 2020 Engine: RenderWare Developer(s): Criterion Games Publisher(s): Electronic Arts Country: United Kingdom Series: Burnout Predecessor: Burnout Dominator

Why It's a Summer in Paradise

1. Phenomenal soundtrack featuring artists such as Brand New, Guns N' Roses, Killswitch Engage, Alice in Chains, and Sugarcult
   • It also includes songs from the prior Burnout games
2. Gorgeous visuals that are still great by today's standards
3. The DLC's especially Big Surf Island are amazing with Big Surf Island giving an additional island to explore
4. It brings the Burnout franchise into open world for the first time and it works great with many places to explore
5. It merges the classic Burnout formula with the open world adding an extra layer of difficulty and creativity to races
6. Outside of races there are still things to do such as Road Rules, Showtime, getting all Burnout Paradise signs, finding hidden areas, etc
7. Depending on which cars you use, you might have one that is for example balanced, strong but slow, or fast but hard to control adding a layer of strategy to the choice of vehicle

Bad Qualities

1. Inconsistent Difficulty: regardless of your license class and depending on the Stunt Run, Road Rage, Marked Man, or Race event you choose, the difficulty can range from insultingly easy to insanely difficult

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