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Posted: Mar 14th 2008 2:50PM (Unverified) said
If Criterion really loved their fans why would they have taken the best parts of burnout away from the game and forcved people to play together only if they had seperate consoles?
I'm happy for some free DLC but i'd rather they patched the game to have:
- warping between junkyards
- splitscreen
- crash events
- optional "yellow arrow barriers" for default routes.
IE, make it burnout, and not a bastardisation.
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I'm happy for some free DLC but i'd rather they patched the game to have:
- warping between junkyards
- splitscreen
- crash events
- optional "yellow arrow barriers" for default routes.
IE, make it burnout, and not a bastardisation.
Posted: Mar 14th 2008 3:05PM (Unverified) said
Here we go again with "this is not real burnout" crap..
Please go to criterion forums and whine there
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Please go to criterion forums and whine there
Posted: Mar 14th 2008 6:49PM (Unverified) said
It'll be like Crackdown, you NEED to first bit of DLC which is free, then all the cool stuff it throws into the world you have to pay to unlock. Sounds fair enough to me, if it makes the game longer then why not?
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