CRITERION GAMES

If you ever wanted to know where the inspiration for names of our crash junctions came from, how our tracks are made, or why we shouted ourselves hoarse for your gaming pleasure then this is the place for you. The articles in this section are a behind-the-scenes look on how these and many other aspects of Burnout Revenge came to life.

 

See why everyone at Criterion is screaming for Burnout Revenge.

"Checking traffic" and the Traffic Attack game mode added something new to Burnout Revenge-beating up the innocent bystander vehicles as well as the rival racers...

In this series, several key members of our world art team will take you behind the scenes, track by track, and show you how the world of Burnout Revenge came to life.

Brace yourselves, Crash fans, for a shocking exposé on the sweat and tears that go into naming Burnout's many Crash Junctions.

The Xbox 360 version of Burnout Revenge was pumped full of even more destructive insanity by the creation of an extra ten Crash Junctions. Here's how they came to be.

Music plays such a big part in today's video games, and those featuring cars in particular. We caught up with Matt to talk about the music selected to feature in Burnout Revenge...

In March 2006, Burnout Revenge appeared on Xbox 360 and with it came the debut of a new way to play online-Live Revenge.

How the front-end presentation art of Burnout Revenge evolved, via exclusive artwork that never made it into the game.