Burnout 3: Takedown available now on Xbox Originals

by Christopher Grant { Jan 14th 2008 at 7:40PM }

We know you don't think you need a reminder – after all it was less than a week ago that we told you Burnout 3: Takedown was crashing (in quite a spectacular fashion, mind you) onto the Xbox Live Marketplace as an Xbox Original – but we wanted to make sure you remembered all the details. First, how much does it cost? Bzzt, wrong! It's 1200 Microsoft Points, or $15 of your Earth dollars (yes, we're aware that's $5 more than the actual Burnout 3 disc used). Second, when is it due out? Alright, the 2.32GB title is available right now, you got that correct ... but only because you read the headline first. Which is totally cheating.

Tags: Burnout, Burnout3, XBLM, Xbox-Originals

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

loser @ Jan 14th 2008 7:54PM

FIST

Fernando Rocker @ Jan 14th 2008 7:58PM

Fist?

Fernando Rocker @ Jan 14th 2008 7:59PM

You know what... your nickname fits perfectly.

fwacce @ Jan 14th 2008 7:59PM

Only losers try and be the first post and misspell it.

Obie @ Jan 14th 2008 8:05PM

"FIST"
More like "BANNED!"

Jeff @ Jan 14th 2008 8:05PM

Game companies are definitely taking a note from GameStop: "Let's resell old crap for more than it costs anywhere else and make a shitload of profit from idiots!"

Vegeta (aka Ska Oreo) @ Jan 14th 2008 9:43PM

Are you kidding me? Game developers have doing this for years!!!

Grant @ Jan 14th 2008 10:41PM

anyone who's played mario party 3-7 could have told you that.

Obie @ Jan 14th 2008 8:07PM

I saw Burnout 3 at the bargain bin at Best Buy for $9.99...beats buying this Hard drive space eating piece of DRM by a LONG shot.

ScottyGEE32 @ Jan 14th 2008 8:33PM

DRM? Are you complaining that its so bad to be riddled with DRm even though it probably will not ever actually affect you unless you want to play it on another xbox? In which case why woul you use another xbox to even play it?

So really, complaining about the DRM seems a non-issue to me...Unless of course, there's more DRM than the xbox/gamertag linkage than I know about....

Obie @ Jan 14th 2008 8:37PM

Actually the titles work just like the XBLA games, so if you are not online or (ghasp) XBL does not let you sign in, guess what your game doesn't work.
It's a legitimate complaint if you don't have access to something you own.

T3H WICKERMAN (FDF) @ Jan 14th 2008 8:42PM

Im with obie on this. No more downloads till that shit gets straightened out. All 60+ games that I have that no longer work unless im online (which is hard to do due to all the recent troubles with live) and some that dont even work when im on. No play no more pay.

ScottyGEE32 @ Jan 14th 2008 9:22PM

Serious? I've never run into that problem...That really does suck. And now I understand your complaint.

colin @ Jan 14th 2008 9:32PM

all my xbla games work when i am offline ... i don't know what you guys are talking about. i had heard that they wouldn't work when i am not connected to xbl, but i recently got my 360 back (from being repaired) and i got a different box with a different mac address. it was late and i didn't feel like messing with my router so i just played a few of my xbla games. all the ones i tested worked great. and mind you this is on a new box that had never been connected to xbl. i just plugged my old hdd in and everything i had worked.

Paul @ Jan 15th 2008 1:14AM

@ colin
well you are one of the lucky few.....i heard something about maybe the games will work but you can never get anymore achievements on them or something....i don't know where i heard that, probably just some random kid saying nonsense on another blog site.....

Kendall B @ Jan 14th 2008 8:07PM

You know, I'll pay 5.99 for a Playstation game. They're getting semi-difficult to find (at least locally). I was very overjoyed to find Twisted Metal 2 in the Playstation Store.

On the other hand Burnout 3 is so cheap and plentiful that homeless people use them as 40oz coasters.

I mean, I guess the option to buy is nice. I'd have to be very hard up for some Burnout 3 action to want to pay 15 bucks for it again.

Blue_Falcon @ Jan 14th 2008 8:09PM

So of the $15 for games purchased for the Xbox Originals, does anyone know how much (if any) goes to the developers of the game?

I'm considering buying quite a few of the Xbox Original games, so at least they'd make the money, instead of GameStop or Target or whoever.