Burnout

With the release of Wreckreation from the original visionaries, we revisit and rank every Burnout game from worst to best.

We round up seven retired racing game franchises that are overdue to make a comeback.

Justin Towell can’t understand the hate for what he argues is the greatest open-world racer of all time.

Fuse Games sees five Criterion veterans form a new AAA video game studio in the UK, with remote employees around the world.

The Switch has done so many things right in its life, but while platformers, RPGs and so many indie games keep their fans well served, there haven’t been so many options for having a great time racing cars on Nintendo’s hybrid machine. Sure, the lack of analogue shoulder buttons isn’t ideal, and there’s no support…Continue reading “Seven great racing games on Nintendo Switch”»

The grass is green and the girls are… well, there aren’t any. But by all means take me home again. They don’t make ’em like this any more. No, really, and it’s a damn shame. Burnout Paradise represents the pinnacle of 2000s-era game design, where ludicrous speed was king and damage modelling used bleeding-edge technology…Continue reading “Burnout Paradise for Nintendo Switch review”»

Electronic Arts has just paid $1.2 billion for Codemasters, besting Take-Two Interactive.