I think you guys are an amazing development team and can't wait until Burnout 5. Can you let me know around what time it will be coming out? I'm planning to make this my first PS3 game and I don't want to buy the console in December and have to wait until March to buy a game.

Sbella

I'm a big fan of the Burnout series, and have been playing since Takedown. I still play Takedown to this day, but I find myself playing it more than I play Revenge. I am greatly anticipating Burnout 5, but have a few possible suggestions.

A comment was recently made with Burnout 5 that says something along the lines of making the game fun is more important than just making it realistic. However I feel a lot of the "fun" in the crashing on the game was removed in Revenge. Some improvements were made, and I can't wait to see my cars go up in 80 pieces on Burnout 5, but when my car wrecks on Revenge, its not nearly as interesting. It seems like it was focused more on showing the sense of realism and speed than fun crashes. Please replay a Race or Road rage on Takedown and take down notes, no need breaking something that was already fixed.

I have a small beef about Crashbreakers in races and road rage in general—they seem fine in multiplayer but kind of ruin replayability of single player races. No matter how good you get, you can always hit that car on the other side of the road with a force 1 Crashbreaker. The "timing" of it is way too easy when you're given impact time. In multiplayer it seems to have done justice however.

What happened to our cars? The cars selection in Takedown seemed like a much better selection and the AI seemed to pick a better selection of cars to compete against yourself, same with Legends. In fact, I most enjoyed the selection in Legends. Revenge is one huge section of similar looking vehicles until you get to the cars that top out at 209.

I'm really looking forward to the city in Burnout 5, but can we also have a quick play format that was lost in Revenge as well. I'm afraid of having to drive across a city just to start an event I already completed. The single player menu on Takedown alone is reason enough for me to play it over Revenge. I often spend 2-3 minutes digging through the ranks and areas looking for a certain map to play on, just to find out that I am limited to a certain car. You have a menu in multiplayer, why cant you make one for single player. It's not all about the world tour, or in Burnout 5's case, it won't be all about the city. If I want to sit down and do a single race before class, the menu makes a difference.

Maybe this is partial rant, but I want to help.

Thanks for listening.

~nick

I have been playing online recently and on the track Angel Valley Reverse, at the start where you go through the Sewers, I did a drift jump at the end of the sewers and I was going 290+ mph which I think is crazy....I don't have a clue how I did this, but do you know any good points in getting speeds like this? I am ranked in the top 100 and if I want to compete with the top 10 I need to figure out how to do this.

I would just also like to say good luck with Burnout 5 and I hope it will be as good and as addictive as Revenge.

Thanks,
Martin

Hi I would like to say how cool Burnout Revenge is, but I would like to ask a question—when are you going to sort it out so when you're playing live that your ranking doesn't go back up when Xbox freezes?

David

Dear Criterion Studios,

You probably wouldn't do this, but please can I get a BLACK copy for free? It's a stupid question but I'm letting you know the game's excellent from reviews and trailers—I'm just icthing to get it every time. I can't wait to get paid by my father just to get it.

YOUR BEGGING FAN,
Kyle Johnson