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Abstract: Destined to dominate the PS2 racing market for the next several months (if not the entire year), Burnout Dominator is a fascinating, uber-exhilarating racer with more nitro under its hood than The Fast & The Furious movie trilogy. You’ll cringe, gas...
Burnout Dominator seems to fall short of expectations, though that isn’t saying it is a bad game. The Burnout series has been setting a high standard for itself for so long, that Dominator just doesn’t seem to live up to the others. Burnout Do...
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Published: 2007-03-16, Author: Patrick , review by: gamespy.com
New tracks, Maniac mode.
Missing Crash mode, backwards evolution for the series, no online multiplayer.
Burnout 3: Takedown marked a turning point for the Burnout series. Shifting from a focus on just driving very fast and very dangerously to include a spotlight on sheer destruction, Takedown brought the long-simmering series to an awesome boil. On both ...
Abstract: The genius of being able to crash, swipe and rear-end your rivals combined with the paused action crash sequences is just breath taking. That introduction of gamer to game is become rarer and rarer as the majority have by now already experience Burnout...
Abstract: Any real Burnout fan touts Burnout 3: Takedown as the series unquestionable high point. Sure, there were things in the last edition of the series, Burnout Revenge that heightened gameplay in a technical, often graphical sense. But Takedown came togethe...
Even with the lack of a Crash mode and no online play, Burnout Dominator is a wise investment, even for the Burnout first-timer, especially with a $40 price tag. ...
Abstract: With the PS2 coming to the end of its lifecycle and the PS3 on shelves, it’s interesting that EA has decided to give the Burnout series one last crack on previous generation hardware. Dominator tries a few things which arent exactly new, but it stil...
Abstract: The Burnout series has come a long way since its humble beginnings on the Gamecube, never being afraid to tweak the mechanics of its newer iterations to give them each their own unique style hidden under their seemingly identical bonnets. Burnout 3 is ...
