It's a little hard to put into words, because only when you experience, first-hand, taking down the opponent drivers - mashing metal and sending them careening into a brick wall or semi-truck - will you get it. At its core, these are the main elements that make it so frighteningly satisfying to play - you won't want to put it down. Seriously, Burnout 3 vies for fastest racer ever created and, magnificently, it's playable at these sonic speeds ( movie - 3.3MB). As a reward for your valiance you'll bump up your burnout meter (speed boost) capacity, which allows you to rocket down the trafficked highways so fast you'll swear your eyelids are going to peel off and take your face along with them. In Burnout 3 you get into all-out brawls with the CPU drivers while trying to maintain your place in the race - it's a really gratifying gameplay mechanic ( movie - 5.4MB). It's a super-arcade racer that treads new ground it rips off its Clark Kent exterior, disposing of perfect braking and flawless cornering like an unwanted button-up shirt and tie, to reveal the genre-defining hero it was destined to be. Gameplay It's a bold statement, and there are a lot of factors that make it a truth and if we had to pinpoint the most obvious one it would be this: Takedown is instantly enjoyable and maddeningly addictive. We do not hesitate to say, then, that this is one of the best games there is - not just of 2004 - but of this generation. It has reinvented the wheel, so to speak. Burnout 3 offers up insane speed, unequaled crash sequences, and a truly new style of gameplay. Criterion's relentless ambitions for its arcade-inspired franchise, combined with Electronic Arts' steadfast production values, have paved the way for a true breakthrough in the amped-up racing genre. You have never played a racer like Burnout 3: Takedown, and it would be an absolute crime if you went on living that way.
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