Posted By Aaron Main | On 06th, Dec. 2015
Burnout Revenge
Before ‘frames per second’ was a daily internet news story, Burnout Revenge made its racing debut in 2005 on Xbox. For its time, Burnout was a fast paced, beautiful racer. It had remarkably realistic reflections and lighting effects on the vehicles, which was something that had been done before, but not very well in other racers. Slow motion crashes were a highlight that brought out the smooth curves of each vehicles… as they were getting demolished.
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