1. OMG……

   Thats all Ive been saying since I got thgis demo

   OMG….

   Can I not wait for January to roll around. Forget Santa, who needs him when Criterion are bringing gifts of this quality :D

   
   Comment by Johnny5_Hull — Dec 19, 2007 @ 4:25 pm

2. You think thats a good trailer. check out the final DMC 4 trailer. EPIC to sum it up!!!

   
   Comment by E-ROLE — Dec 19, 2007 @ 5:34 pm

3. Predictable, yes but also very fitting choice of tune. After the demo (which was amazing) this is probably one of the games I’m most looking forward to in January. In most months up to this point, that isn’t saying much but Jan is a cavalcade of awesomeness and kicks off the 2008 of PS3-owning-bliss nicely

   
   Comment by Tim — Dec 20, 2007 @ 1:36 pm

4. I used to be worried since Burnout Paradise and Soul Calibur IV would be out around the same time. Which to play more? Now I’m not worried anymore. Burnout Paradise disqualified itself and is already my pick for most dissapointing title of 2008.

   
   Comment by Harl — Dec 20, 2007 @ 5:07 pm

5. bl00dy game still locks my console up in online mode after a few minutes play. sucks.

   
   Comment by mobiletone — Dec 20, 2007 @ 6:11 pm

6. I loved the demo, open ended feel of it akin to GTA and the graphics were brilliant. I can’t wait for this to come out!

   Online mode as well was brilliant fun. Hopefully will have a bit more to it than just taking each other out, could get dull after a bit.

   
   Comment by Shrui — Dec 21, 2007 @ 8:15 am

7. Im not sure about this one, I think they peaked with Burnout 2 and have gone downhill since EA took over.. I think they’re just trying to cram too much into it. I hate the DJ, and the free roaming just makes it feel a bit aimless.. Oh, and ’stunt mode’? Its a car, not a skateboard.

   Still, the crashes are top-notch as ever!

   
   Comment by severn2j — Dec 21, 2007 @ 1:37 pm

8. The DJ is the first thing I shut down in Burnout 3 and I was pleased to never hear that voice again. But you can’t shut it down, turning Paradise into audio hell.

   Crashes look fantastic, but there’s no aftertouch and no way to control when it goes in slowmotion. They really ruined that.

   But it’s gonna sell huge anyway, just because of the title, the promotion and kids who think driving around aimlessly crashing into things and eachother is the best Burnout has to offer. Then again, in Paradise City, it probably is.

   
   Comment by Harl — Dec 21, 2007 @ 5:37 pm

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