The little tweaks and adjustments run a good deal deeper than mere cosmetic improvements - Burnout Revenge really is the showcase version in every sense of the word, with all the little gameplay niggles from the previous version taken out.
Take the Crash junctions, for example. If you foul up, you can instantly restart without having to go through the whole resetting rigmarole that proved so frustrating on last gen. And that stupid, stupid, stupid golf-tee like start that plagued the mode has thankfully been killed.
It's in multiplayer - specifically online - where Burnout Revenge comes into its own, though. The game hurls polygons around like somebody's set a firework off in a Geometry Wars factory, without a hint of lag or compromise.
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