Today EA Games announced that they are going to be publishing Burnout Paradise for the PC. This is the first incarnation of the franchise to arrive on the PC. According to EA, the game is being “rebuilt specifically for the PC” including an expanded multiplayer and new “community driven content.”

I always thought that the Burnout games would be better on PC. You can get better frame rates and customized controls, two things I thought the Burnout games needed. Hopefully it will be released on steam so I don’t have to go to the store to pick it up.

Hit the jump for the full press release. Continued…



A little while ago I posted a news item about Burnout Paradise getting a big update. Well, today Criterion Games decided they were going to recall the update. “Why?” you might ask. Well according to them, there is an issue in the patch that caused the game to have poor frame rates when driving at high speeds, which is always in Burnout. Criterion promises to reissue the patch next week with all the kinks worked out.

I have to give some respect to the Criterion guys. It takes a lot of balls to admit you screwed up; and because they admitted it, players wont be stuck waiting in the dark for a new patch.

Read: Criterion Recalls 360 Burnout Bogart Update. 



Today, Criterion Games announced that they are making a massive update to Burnout Paradise. Arriving April 24 on both Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3, the update promises to fix numerous bugs and balancing issues.

For the official list of changes, hit the jump.
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Up All Night: Burnout Paradise, featuring The L Word’s Janina Gavankar, has been released! View the review below.

This explosive episode takes place at a several-million dollar house in Marina Del Rey, CA, with the cast of Marcus “djWHEAT” Graham, Robert Summa, Hogan “kam-RA” Carter, Cami and of course Janina figuring out if Burnout Paradise is worth a buy. Shenanigans, including an extended crash mode-like session, ensue.



GGL’s production crew has delayed the release of Up All Night 4: Burnout Paradise in order to make a superior show.

We’re adding footage to make the final product even better than it was going to be before, so hang tight and wait until Feb. 20 for the goods.

More info as it comes in.



Due to EG’s new, somewhat pre-produced format, we end up with several skits after the show that we can toss out to YouTube, Wire, EG and other sites. This week, we have three segments that made it out of the mix: First, we find how Summa comes up with his arguments, then get an exclusive, inside look at one of the most popular gaming blogs.

Lastly, there’s a promo trailer for Up All Night: Burnout Paradise, which will debut Feb. 13 at upallnight.ggl.com! Check it.



Another Thursday is upon us, bringing a brand new Epileptic Gaming episode!

Today on EG:

We’ll cover the biggest gaming news of the week and you’ll get a sneak peak at the upcoming Up All Night: Burnout Paradise, which will be released Feb. 13! Force will give his advance review of the game on the show today as well.

You’ll also find out how Summa comes up with his brilliant arguments (also known as “yelling at people”), and receive an exclusive inside look at how a very famous gaming blog operates.

Last, but most certainly not least, our Top 10 for the week is “The Top 10 First Person Shooter weapons that didn’t make it!”

Join us live today at 7PM ET/4PM PT on epilepticgaming.ggl.com and wire.ggl.com, thanks to the magic of Stickam and uStream!



Check this photo gallery for the setting, location and production of Up All Night 4: Burnout Paradise! We weaseled our way into a four-story house in Marina Del Rey, CA for this shoot.

 

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The GGL production crew is on location in Marina Del Rey, CA for the filming of Up All Night 4: Burnout Paradise! Stay tuned for more information as the day goes on…



GGL’s hot new review show, Up All Night, now has a set release schedule! Instead of just firing the show out when it’s done, we will air new episodes bi-monthly.

Here are the next three episodes:

Jan. 30, 2008: Up All Night - Rock Band
Feb. 13, 2008: Up All Night - Burnout Paradise
Feb. 27, 2008: Up All Night - Devil May Cry 4

Up All Night is a reality TV-style review show featuring a rotating cast of gamers with their own videogame tastes and perspectives. In a one-night session, how does a game rate? Is it fun to play with your friends? Is it worth buying? We’ll answer all these questions and more in every episode.

Visit the Up All Night GGL group on the brand new GGL.com to see our previous reviews of Halo 3 and Mario and Sonic at the Olympic Games. All new episodes will also debut at the UAN GGL group, but will be also be posted to GGL Wire, Epileptic Gaming, YouTube etc.

Create a GGL.com account and join the UAN group, post comments with fans and follow the show with every episode!

Tomorrow, Friday, Jan. 25, we commence filming UAN: Rock Band. Stay tuned for some behind the scenes coverage of the shoot on wire.ggl.com and epilepticgaming.ggl.com!



Criterion Games website has new information about the upcoming Burnout Paradise demo. According to the website the playable demo will be available on the PlayStation Network, PlayStation Store and Xbox Live on Dec. 13.

The demo will allow you to:

* Explore Motor City, Big Surf Beach and Ocean View neighbourhoods of Paradise city.
* Enjoy 3 awesome events, including a first chance to play new mode Stunt Run!
* Discover Jumps, Stunts and Smashes all over the map, and if you’re online invite friends to join you for some challenges.

The website also reveals the demo map:

Burnout Paradise is scheduled for a January ‘08 release.



Feeling cold? Luckily for us, Criterion and Electronic Arts are warming our hearts next week with a little trip to someplace warm.If one were to stroll over to Criterion’s website they would see that there is an official count-down clock for the anticipated demo release of their smash up, destruction packed racer; Burnout: Paradise. The demo will be available for both the Xbox 360 and the PlayStation 3 on Dec. 13.

While the game will not officially drop until Jan. 22, 2008. This demo is looking to make the coming weeks of freezing temperatures a little bit more bearable, while quenching our thirst for speed this winter.

Source: Burnout Paradise Demo