This game is great. A total classic. Speed speed speed. Crash crash crash. I love the organization of this game - the classes of events. Also the variety of events - Crash, Road Rage, Eliminator, Burning Lap, etc. Tons of wicked cars/racing venues to unlock.

Good game but need a decent screen or some cars etc just show up from nowhere

Burnout Revenge for the Xbox 360 is not a bad game - in a vacuum it's actually quite good. If you haven't ever experienced the thrills that are the Burnout Series, you won't be disappointed by picking this one up - I'd even say that you MUST own at least one Burnout game for your Xbox/Xbox 360.

Where can I start with Burnout Revenge.. Well it is probably the best Burnout game I've played to date, the graphics arn't tip top but for the time (2005) it was a very good step up for racing games, I think it's the most fun and enjoyable Burnout game on the 360 and I think it always will be.

Attention Burnout fans, Revenge has arrived intact on the XBox 360 with a host graphical changes and some minor tweaks. Fans of the series should be so pleased with this Xbox 360 version that their pants, along with their socks, might just get blown off. Tristan can tell you why.

ups: great graphics; retouched sound; cosmetic improvements

downs: basically the same game as the Xbox version

When in doubt, turn to Yogi Berra. It's a lesson we all can learn, as a little of Yogi's wisdom can go a long way. I've been sitting, looking at this blank computer monitor for some time now, trying to think of what to say about the Xbox 360 version of

This is the definitive version of Burnout Revenge. There are more crash junctions, upgraded graphics and more expanded multiplayer; the port to the Xbox 360 has served the franchise well.

Electronic Arts and Criterion Games finally release their frantic dashin' and crashin' racer to the Xbox 360. Is the sixty-dollar game that came out just a few months ago worth it for the new enhancements Find out more in our full review.

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Not much different going on other than Live modes

Whilst the Burnout series is no longer fresh, it's still pitch-perfect in its execution and an ace game to boot.

You know a game is good when it makes all the other games in its genre seem rather boring in comparison. Burnout 3 did just that. By the time I peeled the Xbox controller from my sweaty palms and moved onto other racing games, I noticed they all seemed to move too slowly and felt rather mundane.