| Jay520 said: I'd say get Burnout Revenge over Paradise. The gameplay, controls, physics, AI, etc are all fine in Paradise, but the fact that it's open world completely takes away the Burnout experience. Because it's open world, there are of course short cuts and alternate paths to take. What this does is seperates you from the rest of the drivers and most of the time, you won't even come in contact with another racer. Needless to say, in a Burnout games, which is focused on the slamming and fighting other cars, this makes the game boring. Basically, imagine all the action you love from Burnout games, and subtract 75% of it. At least, that's what it felt like to me. |
Thanks for a really nice reply, Jay. To go point-by-point through some of the games you mentioned:
- Project Gotham 4 actually looks great from a Gamespot review I watched, but sadly I am 360-less at the moment. I'll definitely check it out in the future when I pick up an Xbox, though.
- Dirt I can't imagine liking too much, just from having experience with previous Colin Mcrae games on PS1/2. I don't think I'm a particularly big fan of rally games (I got a little tired of the rally-like courses in Motorstorm, really). Grid on the other hand is something I'll definitely look into.
- Burnout Paradise, thanks for the feedback. I hadn't though about Revenge in all honesty, I probably will now. Did those issues with Paradise take away a lot of the experience for you?
- Finally, thanks for the Need for Speed feedback. I just watched a Carbon review, it looked pretty decent. Was the 2011 installment "The Run"? I was actually thinking that one looked good, but perhaps it isn't. Have you any thoughts on the upcoming Most Wanted game?







