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Burnout Revenge screens pile-up

Criterion's next crunching racer reveals its latest and greatest hits

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Burnout Revenge, the upcoming arcade-style fender-bender from Electronic Arts has revealed yet more of its new range of explosive Takedowns and vertical vehicular carnage in the Revenge and Traffic Attack modes.

As the fourth instalment of the adrenal gland tapping series and the second game since developers Criterion set up camp with EA, this incarnation includes the traditional mix of stomach churning head-to-head racing and suicidal bonnet-to-bonnet impacts.

But as you cast your eyes across this jam of Xbox and PS2 screens you will also see the new Traffic Attack option in full effect.

In this innovative option not only are you lapping against rivals but you are also crashing against other innocent drivers for points, extended time and your own psychotic satisfaction.

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Burnout Revenge

Genre: Racing
Release date: Sep 13, 2005
Published by: EA GAMES
Developed by: Criterion Games
Franchise: Burnout
Features: Dolby 5.1 Custom soundtracks, Widescreen, Progressive Scan (480p), Online scoreboards
Multiplayer Modes:
Offline
2 player VS
Online
6 player VS
10 INCREDIBLE
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