Burnout Revenge
Burnout Revenge straps gamers in for the fastest and most dangerous racer on the road. This time, the race isn't about winning -- you're out for revenge. The other racers will either get out of your way or go down in flames. The rules of the track don't apply here -- it's automotive anarchy between vindictive racing rivals and anything else that gets between you and the finish line. Explosive all-new crashbreakers, with wide-open crash courses for epic sequences Take your rage online with endless possibilities in online mode
Burnout Revenge Accessories
 Burnout 3 Takedown
Need for Speed Most Wanted
Forza Motorsport
Burnout 2: Point of Impact (Developer's Cut)
Need for Speed: Underground 2
Project Gotham Racing 2
Need for Speed Carbon
Burnout Revenge
Xbox DVD Movie Playback Kit
Xbox Core Console USM
Burnout Revenge Reviews
This game is very unrealistic. The physics of this game is very unrealistic but it is quite entertaining to see the takedowns that you had done. If you want something that is realistic, try Forza or Burnout Paradise since the physics are much more realistic and much more realism in it.
its fast.fun.the areas you race in are beautiful and long.the graphics are excellent for the xbox.this is THEE racing game for the xbox, hands down, no other racing game can stack up, not even Burnout Paradise. i played this game on xbox 360 and liked it.but for some reason, i LOVE it on the original xbox. iLL. nothing else i can say really, you just need to own this now.
It's a great game and one of my favorites of all time. I have had this game for a long time and recently purchased another to replace an over-used original copy.
In Revenge, the Burnout series takes a small step away from it's bright colors and light-hearted theme towards a more mature, grittier one [see: the darker/edgier soundtrack, as compared with the ones in previous Burnouts], and also adds new types of takedowns [for instance, the Vertical Takedown, accomplished when the player lands his car on top of a rival's] along with new racing modes [i.e.: Traffic Attack, where your objective is to keep the clock running by smashing ["checking"] traffic on the road, until you reach a specified dollar amount in damages to get a bronze, silver, or gold medal]. Burnout: Revenge is the fourth [4th] Burnout game that has been released [not counting the ones on handheld portable gaming consoles], and is also the first one to be released on a "next-gen" console [the Xbox360]. Gameplay [controls, fun factor, ease of use]: 9/10. My ratings:.
Overall: 9/10 The Xbox [original, not the 360] version I bought looks absolutely stunning, and I'm frankly surprised the machine can handle so many things going on at once. Sound: 10/10. I don't recommend this game [or any of the Burnout series] to beginning gamers, as the sheer speed of the cars racing along tracks along with you, combined with the amount of mayhem that goes on around you, can be overwhelming.
Obviously, new cars, along with new tracks are added. Graphics: 10/10. Lasting Appeal: 8/10.
The action racing is still among the best in gaming, crashing your opponents is still very satisfying, the graphics are still great, the cities are still great, and the crashing is still amazing. In some ways I kinda regret not waiting until I got my Xbox 360, and bought this game for that instead of my old Xbox. Unlocking stuff is still a lot of fun as well, and is well worth the challenging tasks given to you. But when playing this game that regret immediately wears off. So if you like crashing your opponents during a race, and you like adrenaline rushes, this is most definitely without one helluva choice for you.
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