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At its core, Burnout Paradise is a customized experience that each individual player can tailor to his or her own preferences. Every aspect of the game is open.

(From Gamespot's Live Show) The video interview/demo shows certain new modes, like "Marked Man" and "Showtime" mode, which is in fact the CRASH mode..so it's back, and confirmed!

Also no loading in the game, and 60fps with seamless online. It's a must see vid for fans of the series, and everyone else too.

It's still a while yet until the next entry in the Burnout franchise (for PS3 and Xbox 360) shows up on shelves, but as we near the end-of-year deluge of games, fans of the series have to be a little curious about how things are coming along with Burnout Paradise. We asked Criterion Games creative director Alex Ward to give us a little insight on what Paradise-goers can expect come early next year.

Criterion's Matt Webster took some time to take us through 'Burnout Paradise'. You can go ahead and just pencil us in as "excited" on this one. TheFeed loves us some destruction.

Alex Ward talks about the new multiplayer and the physical deformation of the cars at E3.

Alex Ward on Burnout Paradise Winning the Game Critics Award For Best Racing Game.

G4's Kevin Pereira gets a live demo of Burnout: Paradise from Craig Sullivan, the Lead Designer on the game. They check out the open-ended nature of the world as well as the height of the levels and the new and very cool mugshot feature.

Learn about the new features going into this overhauled and enhanced addition to the Burnout series.

E307 GameSpot interview with Alex Ward

E307 Interview with Alex Ward showing off previously unseen footage to Gamespot.

Learn the rules of the road with the new Road Rules feature as explained by Alex Ward.

After numerous instalments of the game the British School of Motoring (BSM) refuses to endorse, Criterion Games is preparing an altogether new beast for the next generation.

At a swanky London club, hired out by EA so its development gurus could preach the good word of the next-gen, CVG recently caught up with director of design at Criterion Games, Alex Ward.