Burnout Dominator

EA has had its hands slapped over a recent Burnout Dominator (PS2, PSP) ad that appeared on the London Underground thanks to the creative slogan "Inner peace through outer violence." That and an image of a crumpled car. The BBC reports that the Advertising Standards Authority ordered the London Tube poster not to be used after receiving 37 complaints. EA is reported to have said that the poster was obviously for a videogame and that the ad would not be seen to support actual violence. Those

A new site by EA which has eastern feel and music. Has something to do with Burnout: Dominator. Feel free to catch what comes out of man's mouth while page loads.

The word "free" makes any deal a good deal, so when EA throws two new courses for Burnout Dominator on the 'net for you to download for free, you really can't complain. Carnival Point is one of the new courses, available to download now directly to your PSP memory card, with Red Gate to follow on June 7. You can grab the wares through the menu screens of the game (while in range of a wireless internet connection) or take your PC browser to the official site here for a direct download. Then

Two new tracks are coming to the PSP version of Burnout Dominator. EA has released a bunch of screens of Carnival City, an unofficial take on Rio De Janiero, which is downloadable now. They've also announced a second track, Red Gate, due out on June 7.

EA today made good on Burnout Dominator's HQ option by releasing a freely downloadable track for the PSP version of the game. Dubbed Carnival City, the track is downloadable by selecting Burnout HQ from the main menu and selecting the Download Tracks option. According to the official page for the release, it looks like non-WiFi users will be able to download it through their PC at some point, but at the time of press the link is disabled.

Quick contents listing of issue 4 of the free magazine for Nintendo DS and Sony PSP games. Most notably includes WipEout Pulse, Harvest Moon interview and Worms Open Warfare 2.

Games developer and publisher Electronic Arts announced that the racing game Burnout Dominator has finally shipped to retail stores across North America for platforms PlayStation 2 (PS2) and PlayStation Portable (PSP). Of all the video game's many features, probably the most exciting one is its Maniac Mode.

EA has started releasing music from its past and present videogames to the iTunes Store. Available for purchase via EA Trax, tracks from such titles as Def Jam Icon, SSX 3, Need for Speed Underground 2 and Burnout: Dominator have been unleashed - including a version of The Doors' "Riders on the Storm" that Snoop Dogg remixed exclusively for Need for Speed Underground 2. Get your gats

Electronic Arts today announced that Avril Lavigne's new song Girlfriend will make its world premiere on the Burnout Dominator soundtrack. The pop star headlines a roster of 33 artists, which includes a mix of the old (Alice in Chains) and new (The Sword). Press for full track listing.

Gamerzines, who have already launched free Xbox 360 and PC games magazines, have just published the first issue of HGZine. Handheld Gamerzine covers Nintendo DS and Sony PSP games, and the first issue is packed with reviews of Sid Meier's Pirates, Mario vs Donkey Kong 2, Ghost Rider, Castlevania, Dungeon Siege and more. There are previews of Pokemon Diamond and Pearl, Zelda Phantom Hourglass, Manhunt 2, Driver 76 and an exclusive interview with Burnout Detonator Senior Producer, Nick Channon. As with other Gamerzines, the magazine is written by professional games journalists and published for free in PDF format. The magazine is enhanced with video and multimedia.