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Burnout Paradise Remastered
Welcome back to Paradise City! Make action your middle name as you rule the streets in Burnout Paradise Remastered. Tear up the town from hectic downtown avenues to wild mountain roads. Relive the high-octane stunts and wanton destruction of one of the greatest arcade-driving games ever! Burnout Paradise Remastered provides the ultimate driving pl...
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- Released
- March 16, 2018
- Developer
- Stellar Entertainment, Criterion Games
- Genres
- Action · Racing · Adventure · Open world
- Publisher
- Electronic Arts
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Burnout Paradise Remastered Reviews
Professional reviews from gaming critics
We live in a time in which looking at anything Electronic Arts does is viewed with a pinch of skepticism. They haven’t had a very good track record over the past few years. But you have to remember that they didn’t become a giant company from out of nowhere. There was a time in which a new EA release was a cause for celebration, especially during the seventh generation of consoles. Some of their best games released during their period were The Beatles: Rock Band, Brütal Legend, Battlefie...
Burnout Paradise Remastered gives players license to wreak havoc in Paradise City, the ultimate seamless racing battleground, with a massive infrastructure of traffic-heavy roads to abuse.
Burnout Paradise is unarguably a stellar racing game and it paved the way for the likes of Forza to do what it has done with its Horizon franchise, so for that there'll always be a place in my heart for it. It's a tough sell for returning veterans as the visual buffs are minimal and the game itself is unchanged. Though if you were too young and didn't get to play Paradise, there's enough here, especially with all of the extra content on-disc, to justify the price of admission.
In our Burnout Paradise Remastered Switch review, we share why this port shines on Nintendo's handheld -- save for the hefty price tag.
When the issues of a game are rolled and stomped by its greatness, then it’s something to invest on if you have some spare.
Overall Burnout Paradise Remastered is a solid game and an even more solid Switch port. If you like driving games and that’s all you really need, driving in Burnout feels really good regardless of what kind of car you’re using (my personal favorite was speed types). Those looking for a bit more than just the endless grind of races and stunts might still find themselves having fun for at least a couple hours, and even though you don’t actually interact with it at all Paradise City is still an interesting and varied setting to roll around in. If that sounds like your thing I can happily re…
When it comes to gaming’s most ferocious “Us vs. Them” debates, few can match the fervour of Burnout fans contesting the epitome of the series between Burnout
Burnout Paradise Remastered for the Nintendo Switch comes with its fair share of issues. You’ll experience a lot of blurriness playing it handheld, and might struggle making out what's what at high speeds even when playing it docked. Plus, there’s that big $50 price tag for a 2008 game. Yet, included in the remaster is eight of the nine premium DLC, which comes with nearly all the vehicles unlocked, as well as one of the best racing soundtracks to ever exist.
Elements of Burnout Paradise are starting to show their age now, but nobody can argue with the quality of its actual racing action. If you can put up with its various niggles and quirks and don’t mind the astronomical price (relative to other systems), it’s easily one of the most entertaining – and certainly one of the fastest – racing games on the Switch.
Burnout Paradise is considered by many as one of the best arcade racing games — let’s see how the remastered version has translated to the Nintendo Switch,
Burnout Paradise has come to the Nintendo Switch and is a great, if expensive, fit for the system.
PS. Because EA are just colossally stupid, this is currently only available on Origin. However, if you already own Burnout Paradise in there, there's an option to upgrade it to this new version for £4.50, which is an awful lot less than the full £18 a new copy will cost you (which itself is significantly less than the £35 it'd cost you on Xbox, but more than the £12 it's currently discounted to on PS4.)