Burnout Paradise Ultimate Box trailer shows Party footage

yu ar defo rite man!!! Rite on!!!!

I am undoubtedly buying this rather splendid game as i feel it would be a worthwhile purchase in my humble opinion. My reasons to justify this claim are as follows: The game has terrific value as a game which can not only be played by one's self but also as a group which is a worthy attribute. I believe the game called Midnight Club:Los Angeles was a lovely game yet I can't help feeling that it lacked in the areas of playing with other human beings which Burnout excels at. In conclusion I would sum up my feelings by saying I found the person beneath my hillarious, witty and very amusing. I am off for crumpets and tea now, taraa.

That was awesome!

lol

Just because it was easy to type, does not mean it is easy to read.

@Required ya... but those advertisements would make them money even if they never released a single free DLC pack.

Companies are releasing content that was originally going to be in the game, that they pulled out of the game, and charging us for it.

Criterion are adding added value for the consumer, at no cost to the consumer. They could have left Burnout alone and have a decent title in and of itself, instead they keep giving us reasons to play it again because they keep adding new things and features. In order for a free market to work properly people must support the companies doing good things, and avoid/boycott the companies that are doing shady practices.

Also @linebeginstoblur you are a man who is not afraid to admit a lack of friends. I too must admit that I have virtually no friends (No one has come over to visit me since October and my birthday was a few days ago) so I entirely share your sentiment. What a lot of people don't realize is that they don't have friends either. There is a VERY big difference between a friend and someone you know/hang out with.

We have acquaintances and we have friends. Some people classify their acquaintances as friends. I don't have any friends either, just a lot of acquaintances almost all of which have abandoned me because they aren't friends.

I know what you mean...It almost seems too noble of them to do what they have been doing. How could they be making money if they keep releasing free things like bikes.

They must be making money some how though or else they wouldn't be doing it. It would be waaaay to optimistic to hope that other companies follow suit, but I hope they can prove that it is a profitable way to operate so we see more of this. Go Criterionyou guys are awesome.

Does anyone else think it's ironic that EA distribute this game that has all this free DLC, and Need for Speed which charges you to unlock stuff already on the disc...makes you wonder....

I bought the game based on the free DLC and will buy the DLC to show support and hope that others follow.

...did you just admit to not having any friends? or friends who play video games, you mean?

@nakedatthecomp
I'm generally an honest person. I realize some things I say can and will be used against me, but sometimes, I just feel like coming out with it.

That said, yes, I have few friends. I do have a couple who have PS3s, but they're almost never online. And the only guy who has come over to my place to play games in the past few months doesn't have a PS3, so he just preferred the chance to play R&CF and DMC4 by himself.

I disagree as the game is full of advertisements of which they're profiting off of our eyes viewing.

+1

DJ can be turned off, you can use a custom soundtrack if you like instead of the official track list.

I don't mind the ads to be honest, there not too much in your face, i would 100% take ads rather than paying for DLC any day.

Stop being bitchy, Burnout Paradise doesn't has that much advertising and even so what's wrong with it? it's not like it affects gameplay.

Also, you DO know that you can play your own custom tracks (from your HDD) right? if you didn't, you're a complete whining idiot.

If you don't like crashing into things or traffic, go buy Mario Kart and GTFO.

Even though I just posted pretty much the same thing below you, I agree completely. Burnout is always such a thrill. Traveling to every event and car switch kills it for me.