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A post on Burnout developer Criterion Games’ website reveals plans for downloadable content that never made it to fruition, including boats, helicopters, time travel, and yes – Burnout on the moon.
In the latest episode of Crash TV, Criterion takes us on a guided tour of Big Surf Island, the major chunk of new real estate coming to Burnout Paradise next month.
Criterion Games continues to change the face of Burnout Paradise with the release of the Cops and Robbers downloadable content add-on for the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3.
The long arm of the law finally reaches into Paradise City later this month, as Criterion Games announces the release date for Burnout Paradise’s Cops and Robbers pack.
Criterion Games has announced that the “Legendary Cars” pack, which features some of Hollywood’s most famous, fantastical vehicles, will be bustin’ to Burnout Paradise starting this Thursday. And bustin’ makes me feel good.
Criterion Games has big plans for Burnout Paradise in 2009. That includes another newly announced batch of downloadable content, a “Cops and Robbers” pack planned for later this year.
