#Burnout 3 takedown ps2 save full#

At higher levels of car type it becomes almost too much to handle as you fly down streets full of oncoming traffic at speeds reaching 300 to 400mph.Дriving at those kinds of speeds requires perfect controls and Burnout 3 has them in spades. Hell, even comparing it to the most Burnout title, Paradise, the sheer speed during play is incredible. The speed is still unrivalled in terms of most racers nowadays and the adherence to a high frame rate is striking when comparing it to modern titles. What was once one of the very top arcade racers remains so in my eyes. Having now gone back to game (via both emulator and original ps2) I am very happy to find that my love the game is relatively untarnished.

But how does it fare today? Is its trademark sense of speed still intact, and do the tracks still hold up after over 10 years? The answer my friends, is yes.

For me it was the perfect mix of tightly designed tracks, amazing crashes, and a godly soundtrack that really elavated a good racing game into one of my favourite games of all time. The series started small with the original and paved the way for the future open world racing games we know today with its final entry, Paradise, but my favourite is and likely always will be the third. If one game series would be the poster boy for my nostalgia of the PlayStation 2 era it would be Burnout, the perfect arcade racer series in my opinion. The mere name instils a sense of excitement in me for times long gone.

Burnout 3 takedown ps2 save