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I was just wondering if Burnout was worth getting on the PS2? Is it better than a rental? Is it worth £40? Please would someone tell me if this game is any good!
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simon45 - you're right!
For me it seems to have infinite replay value, I love the music and the extremely fast pace.
The multiplayer game is brilliant too and has kept me and my mates busy for quite some time!
I managed to get mine for £15, so it probably is not worth dishing out £30 for it. But try and find a bargain and you won't be disapointed!
For me it seems to have infinite replay value, I love the music and the extremely fast pace.
The multiplayer game is brilliant too and has kept me and my mates busy for quite some time!
I managed to get mine for £15, so it probably is not worth dishing out £30 for it. But try and find a bargain and you won't be disapointed!
YES YES YES YES.
If you don't own this game (which you probably don't considering the fact that you asked if it was any good!),then buy it!
It does not get boring.
It's the most thrilling racer since the launch title 'Ridge Racer 5'-i'll probably get replies now saying that RR5 was rubbish!
In 'Burnout' your heart is in your mouth for most of the time trying to avoid crashing into busy traffic.
When you do crash ,it's fantastic to watch the realistic replays.
Yes it is good,and yes you should.....MUST.....buy it!
Go on.
If you don't own this game (which you probably don't considering the fact that you asked if it was any good!),then buy it!
It does not get boring.
It's the most thrilling racer since the launch title 'Ridge Racer 5'-i'll probably get replies now saying that RR5 was rubbish!
In 'Burnout' your heart is in your mouth for most of the time trying to avoid crashing into busy traffic.
When you do crash ,it's fantastic to watch the realistic replays.
Yes it is good,and yes you should.....MUST.....buy it!
Go on.
MetalGear2King wrote:
> but i have got work experience and i am taking my ps2 down to my nans so my bro
> won't reck it whilst we are away and its going tomoz!
work experiance in america?
> but i have got work experience and i am taking my ps2 down to my nans so my bro
> won't reck it whilst we are away and its going tomoz!
work experiance in america?
Burnout was great fun, for about a day.
In the end, I got tired of the crashes and replays because they interrupted the flow of the game.
Personal taste, of course, but I traded mine in for something else.
In the end, I got tired of the crashes and replays because they interrupted the flow of the game.
Personal taste, of course, but I traded mine in for something else.
Asterix wrote:
> has neone heard of this game called battleship they should bring it out on the
> PS2 i'd certainly think that wud be a wise £40 investment.
Turning a board game into a PS2 game....whoa..Monopoly flashback!
B4..You sunk my battle ship
> has neone heard of this game called battleship they should bring it out on the
> PS2 i'd certainly think that wud be a wise £40 investment.
Turning a board game into a PS2 game....whoa..Monopoly flashback!
B4..You sunk my battle ship
MetalGear2King wrote:
I know its a wild idea but... I
> am of to America on thursday and wen i get back i am going to get the game of my
> choice so i wondered if it was any good!
Yeah but from now until Thursday you could rent it,Blockbuster only let you have them for two nights anyhoo,and I think its rent on get one for a quid ...or something.
I know its a wild idea but... I
> am of to America on thursday and wen i get back i am going to get the game of my
> choice so i wondered if it was any good!
Yeah but from now until Thursday you could rent it,Blockbuster only let you have them for two nights anyhoo,and I think its rent on get one for a quid ...or something.
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