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The next batch of downloadable content for Burnout Paradise will be released on 30th April, according to Criterion's website.
The Cops and Robbers pack promises to include "the greatest freeburn game mode yet" plus more fuzz to attempt to not be caught by.
You will have to pay for the pack, but there's no word on a price just yet. In the meantime why not enjoy this nice video. Or you could read our review of the original game, if you're not familiar.
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As much as I love Burnout and want to support Criterion - the previous packs have just been too expensive in my opinion. I bought The Party Pack and Legendary cars, but skipped Toy Cars and Boost Specials. At least this pack will provide new gameplay unlike the car packs. I have been looking forward to this and the Island the most, but I hope they are priced reasonably.
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asphaltcowboy
20/04/09 @ 09:51
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Yeah despite all their good work, the car packs have been WAY too expensive. Hopefully this won't take the mick!
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Agent_Llama
20/04/09 @ 11:32
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I have no room left on my 20 GB hard drive for more Burnout updates! :o(
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Doctor_What
20/04/09 @ 12:08
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Buy a new HDD then! I got a 250GB one on ebay for £50 and followed instructions online about how to swap them. It was pretty easy - just follow the instructions carefully. Now I've got space for my entire music collection, downloaded games, and loads on TV and movies too. :)
As for the DLC - well, I'm a bit of sceptic. The core game is good, but none of the DLC has particularly added to that. That's just my personal opinion, and I'm sure there are people who love it all, but I've not been fussed by it or thought that it was worth the cost. |
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"Have they fixed the right-analogue stick yet? Rotating minimap? "
No, they want it to remain a good game :P Seriously, I'd have nothing against an optional rotation mini-map, but I'd certainly never use it. I love the game as is, which still surprises me given how much I absolutely despised the rest of the series. It's almost like they made it just for me, then started asking me for extra money. Which I gave them for the pack with the HOVERCAR! but nothing else yet. |
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metallicorphan
20/04/09 @ 22:35
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if in the races it actually showed me the route to race while i am screaming down a road,and then the street signs decide to flash when you have just past the street,instead of having my head up my ass while the AI i was racing knew exactly where to go,i would of liked this game a lot better
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@ Agent_Llama
Re: 'I have no room left on my 20 GB hard drive for more Burnout updates!' That's what I thought too, until I realised you can delete all but the most recent patch for the game and it runs fine. The latest patch contains all the previous ones. It would have been nice for the patching system to automatically overwrite/ delete the old ones, right?! |
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