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But the terrifying thing is that there's actually a simple way to make it considerably worse. Did you know that if you put a person inside a shiny metal contraption designed to go very fast, they suddenly become 12 times as likely to express hostility? It's a strange quirk of human psychology, but based on our entirely unscientific examination of the evidence, it's true вЂ“ getting behind the wheel of a car can turn even the most patient anger management counsellor into an unrestrained rage monster. Entre uma acelerao e outra, inmeros carros de passeios interferem na.

'We looked at a lot of movie car chases,' says Alex Ward, the concept designer of the Burnout series. The films showed cars being driven through the streets of Paris at high speed, and this provided the basic concept of driving through dangerous urban environments. 3, This jump is located at the south end of the storm drain leading.The original project started at Criterion Software as a PlayStation 2 game by the tentative name of Shiny Red Car, which was inspired by a French short film by the name of Rendezvous, and the movie Ronin. Within an hour, the collective outpouring of animosity will have generated enough energy to power the whole of Wales for a month.Mega Jumps are ramps found exclusively in Burnout Paradises Big Surf Island.

There was little margin for error in the original Burnout вЂ“ the slightest brush against traffic was liable to send your car into a graceful pirouette down the road, or just as likely a flipping, messy wreck. 'From the arcades, games like Thrill Drive, Crazy Taxi, Emergency Call Ambulance and even Jambo Safari were all things that had an influence.'Of course, avoiding crashes was easier said than done. All the other games were about simulating motorsports.' As a result, few of the other games that the team looked at were traditional racing games, instead being driving action games that offered the ability to dodge and weave through traffic. 'Traffic was there because I was wanting to make something like EA Canada's original 3DO Need For Speed вЂ“ it was about 'high-speed driving' on real roads. The chase from Basic Instinct and a chase sequence from the film Against All Odds were two sequences we pretty much put into the software.'The silver screen wasn't the only source from which Criterion drew inspiration, though, as plenty of other games were drawn from.

All three were received positively by the press. The game released for PS2 in November 2001 with Acclaim doing the publishing duties, and versions for the GameCube and Xbox followed in the spring of 2002. Out Run and Thrill Drive in the arcades, and 3DO Need For Speed.'The original Burnout was a rock-solid arcade racer, featuring the usual checkpoint-based single race and championship modes, plus fun extras like a survival mode. 'Only a few games had them. These certainly helped soften the blow, but in a game where crashing was so ruinous, why was so much effort invested in crashes in the first place? 'It's because they are entertaining and exciting to see,' replies Alex.

'So we thought we'd 'have a bit of that' in the game. We had a feeling it would be huge and pretty influential,' says Alex. 'Funnily enough we saw The Fast And The Furious right before we started. Play Magazine gave the game 77%, offering the criticism that 'Burnout's unique selling point (namely its 'horrific' crashes) exists only in direct opposition to the primary requirements of success вЂ“ namely the intention and ability to avoid other vehicles.' Official PlayStation 2 Magazine and XBM also both scored the game 8/10.'Everyone worked hard and going to E3 felt like a military operation' Alex Ward, concept designerA sequel quickly went into production and once again, there was cinematic inspiration for the team at Criterion.

This was the first element of combat introduced to the series, a part of the design that would become a much bigger deal later on.Despite the UK government's condemnation of its marketing campaign, which saw publisher Acclaim offer to pay all speeding fines on the game's launch day ('That sort of stuff was nothing to do with us,' Alex clarifies), Burnout 2 sold well and impressed the critics. Point To Point races were added as a change from the circuit- based tracks, and the new Pursuit mode was a Chase HQ-style affair, which saw players given a cop car and tasked with chasing down criminals in order to unlock their cars. Still, it became something that me and Chris Roberts laughed about a lot over the years.' Burnout 2: Point Of Impact improved the visual appearance, that being a goal in particular with Alex confessing, 'I don't think any of us were happy with the HUD and level of presentation we got to for the first game.' While the racing stayed pretty similar between games, the sequel did expand on the ideas of the original.

'The EA folks were pretty smart and helped us push to find what they called 'the big X on the wall' вЂ“ something to align everyone and everything behind. 'Don Mattrick's nephew Bruce McMillan came to see us after we'd walked away from working on a reboot of Skate Or Die with ill-fated Chertsey group for a year.' The negative experience of that project caused Criterion to request a high degree of autonomy with Burnout 3, and EA largely granted it вЂ“ but ultimately, Alex credits them with helping to focus the game's vision. 'For various reasons we signed with EA for the third game,' Alex recalls. The versions on Microsoft and Nintendo's consoles were similarly successful with the press, and the stage was set for another game.The first thing that changed with Burnout 3 was the publisher, as Criterion had attracted the attention of an industry behemoth. Edge was just as impressed, scoring the game 8/10 and praising it as 'the perfect embodiment of the 'bigger, better, more' sequel mentality'. In an 8/10 review, Official PlayStation 2 Magazine stated 'many of the ideas at work here are hardly revolutionary, but they succeed because they're so well executed'.

To aid and encourage takedowns, the boost bar could be used at any time and would be extended and refilled with each successful takedown. Takedowns were the biggest new factor вЂ“ instead of avoiding collisions, you were now encouraged to cause your opponents to crash by smashing them into walls and traffic. I think Paul Glancey called them 'knockouts' but 'takedowns' sounded a lot more American.'Burnout 3: Takedown overhauled the racing model of the series into a much more combat- oriented experience.

'Plus we had the whole company on the project. 'I think it was the only Criterion project where we had stable tools and a stable codebase after two previous titles,' says Alex. A gamesв„ў retrospective noted that the game was 'presentation and effects aside, shockingly close to the finished game' after just six months of development time.

After that it got better and better and we were so ready for E3 it was incredible,' Alex reminisces. 'We had a lot of stuff done in the first few months and started 'the ship year' in a good place. That game shows that we were.'That level of confidence was justified by the fact that development was going so smoothly.

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They told us in April and the show was in May. 'We were the first game at E3 that EA had on Xbox Live. The game even included online play, after EA's well-publicised spat with Microsoft over Xbox Live ended. The game was visually astonishing, offering a true step up while maintaining the 60fps update of its predecessors, with crashes that put even those of the previous games in the shade.The soundtrack was rammed full of licensed artists from Franz Ferdinand to My Chemical Romance. We went to rule that E3 and we did.'The finished game had every bit of the big budget sheen you would expect from an EA game of that time. I'll never forget us rolling into downtown LA in a fleet of three Cadillac SUVs in convoy.