Burnout Paradise Remastered review code supplied by the publisher ... you begin with a car on a sprawling open-world city map and must cut around the place smashing other cars into smoldering ...

It was the first open-world Burnout ... map, but compared to today’s racers, you’re still too often flying blind. The bright side: Once you learn the city, you won’t mind. Paradise ...

You have to fail. Eventually, the tight, expertly-designed map becomes a place you can navigate by muscle memory" Then there is the fact that Burnout Paradise Remastered comes with all the bonus ...

EA and Criterion’s Burnout Paradise Remastered is a solid ... license progression is nicely integrated into the sprawling map and the sense of speed is the kind of white-knuckle madness you ...

Shadow map quality gets a resolution boost ... over the sparse implementation in the original. [4K] Burnout Paradise Remastered: Xbox One X/Xbox One vs Original PC - Not Just A Port!

Fortunately, the dev team at Stellar Entertainment--the company responsible for Burnout Paradise Remastered--wanted to ... pinch-and-pull control for the map – very handy exclusive features ...

Fully optimized for the Nintendo Switch in 60 frames per second, including pinch-and-pull map control for ease of navigation. Burnout Paradise Remastered is the ultimate driving playground to play ...

Burnout Paradise Remastered does not hold anything back from the player; the map is wide open, new vehicles are a constant, and the premise is refreshingly simple. The event types are all engaging ...

Burnout Paradise Remastered contains all the DLC released ... will feature the same framerate and bespoke 'pinch-and-pull' map control, too, so hopefully the Switch version will stack up ...

In addition to featuring all of the add-on DLC that came along with the original game, Burnout Paradise Remastered will play ... that dot the massive map, both online and off.

Burnout Paradise Remastered is heading out on the highway ... second with high-resolution textures as well as pinch-and-pull map control with usage of the Nintendo Switch touchscreen.

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