Burnout Paradise - The Ultimate Box debut for PC
November 3, 2008 by Bhautik
Filed under Corporate, Genre, Miscellaneous, Newsbits, Press Releases, Racing, Release Dates
It’s time to burn some rubber on the race tracks, EA has announced a special edition release that includes the award-winning Burnout Paradise game plus the previously-released Burnout Paradise Cagney and Burnout Paradise Bikes content updates, and the brand new Burnout Paradise Party content.
Burnout Paradise Party is an offline multiplayer offering along with the original game that allows up to 8 gamers to “pass-the-pad” in dozens of Burnout Challenges, There are dozens of quick-fire, turn-based challenges where players compete in different stunt, speed and skill events. In addition to Burnout Paradise Party, Burnout Paradise The Ultimate Box will include a host of new features including a restart option added for racing, easier control of the early vehicles.
Developed at Criterion Games in Guildford, England, Burnout Paradise The Ultimate Box is rated E10+ by the ESRB and 7+ for PEGI. Burnout Paradise The Ultimate Box will be available in February 2009
Burnout: Paradise - New Screenshots
EA has released brand new screenshots for Burnout: Paradise. The shiny new shots show different bikes in all their fuel burning glory.
Randy Pitchford Talks, Brags about Xbox Live Gamerscore
June 15, 2008 by Raj
Filed under Action, Adventure, Corporate, Development, First Person Shooter, Genre, Miscellaneous, Newsbits
Randy Pitchford is quickly becoming one of the more annoying personalities in video gaming industry, Following CliffyB and Peter Molyneux. Gamasutra has a long 10 page interview (cheap way to get page views….) with Randy Pitchford, CEO of Gearbox Software. Here’s a snip:
Burnout is a problem, and it can happen to anybody. Even in our studio, we’ve crunched. We care a lot about the results. Sometimes there’s the reality of, “Wow, we’re landing and we really want to make this better,” and we’re all working really hard to do that.
And sometimes, it’s really interesting how people are. We’re not saving the world. We’re making video games. But we tend to take a lot of pressure on ourselves, because we all want to do a good job. For some people, that’s a real problem, so things like burnout and disillusionment can happen.
It’s important that we try and remember why we’re doing it, and get back to playing games. Play the games and try to find ways that we can enjoy the process of making them.
Flatout: Ultimate Carnage 35 New Screenshots
April 2, 2008 by Raj
Filed under Corporate, Genre, Press Releases, Racing, Screenshots
Empire Interactive has released 35 new screens for their upcoming burnout-esque racer, Flatout: Ultimate Carnage. Flatout: Ultimate Carnage is the third game in the series and is scheduled to land on PCs in June, 2008. 35 screenshots below:
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