- #BURNOUT REVENGE PC COMPUCALI MOVIE#
- #BURNOUT REVENGE PC COMPUCALI 720P#
- #BURNOUT REVENGE PC COMPUCALI FULL#
#BURNOUT REVENGE PC COMPUCALI MOVIE#
Remember in the Kurt Russell movie Backdraft when the fire is hiding in the walls of a house and the unsuspecting victim comes home, jiggles his keys, unlocks the front door and the fire sucks up the oxygen from outside before blowing the poor attorney into the windshield of his car 20 yards away? Hiss-BOOM! That's a Crashbreaker explosion, and it rocks. A great example is the Crashbreaker explosion. The sound effects are blistering and fit the style of the game perfectly. The colors are so crisp and vibrant that they blow away the Xbox version, which already looked great. Head to head, you can see that Burnout was born for a high-definition setup. On the same TV on a different input, we had the Xbox version of Burnout Revenge running at the same time. You would think that a game as fast as Burnout with sparks and busses flying left and right would have a bit of trouble with the interlaced scan, but we didn't notice a problem at all.
#BURNOUT REVENGE PC COMPUCALI 720P#
Burnout Revenge looks great on 720p and surprisingly good on 1080i as well. Going Next Gen There's obviously the high-definition experience. So let's talk about what's new for the Xbox 360. All of that aside, Burnout Revenge is an outstanding gameplay experience, the same outstanding experience you've seen in the past. Developers are still learning the tricks of the trade and loading times are going to improve, but as it stands, Burnout Revenge features an acceptable wait of 20 seconds and still loads faster than many of the games on the 360 at this time. Back when the PS2 launched, you could mow your lawn while some games booted up.
Of course, it's early in the lifespan of the Xbox 360. You get to see every made-up car from every angle when you unlock it. You get to watch every Burnout trophy be presented. You'll be privy to every single star you earn after every single race. In previous versions, you could also button-through the after-race results, the trophy presentations and the unlocked cars sequences. Twenty seconds is not a long wait for the amazing speeds and environments you'll experience only moments later, but it's worth noting when you put the 360 version head-to-head with the Xbox version. So is there anything that can slow down this next-gen gem? While a minor complaint, the load times are about twice as long as the Xbox version, but keep in mind that the Xbox clocked in at an amazing 10 seconds.
#BURNOUT REVENGE PC COMPUCALI FULL#
This game is faster than PGR3, looks better than Need for Speed Most Wanted, smokes Ridge Racer in the control department and it leaves Full Auto in the dust. Still, none of this is a huge jump over the current-gen Burnout Revenge, but that's more of a compliment to how Criterion pushed the Xbox and PS2 to their technical limits than it is a knock on the 360 version of Burnout. The environs and cars have all been spruced up to high-definition goodness, the licensed soundtrack is filled with pedal-to-the-metal hits and is among the best out there, and the control and speed of Revenge is as sublime as ever. Criterion utilizes the full power of the 360 in the sound and graphics department while keeping intact the smooth, 60 frames per second that Burnout fans have become accustomed to.
To all of you other developers out there, this is how you port a current-gen game to the 360. And why not? One could argue that Burnout Revenge is a game so addictively fast, so good looking and sounding and playing that it teetered on the verge of next-generation gaming anyway.
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