Burnout Paradise turns the Burnout series on its head by moving from closed set tracks to an open world full of events to experience both alone and in a group online.
I picked up the PS3 version for 14'900 South Korean won ($13.66 American) the other day.
I'm not much for driving games. I hate the one-mistake-and-you-might-as-well-restart gameplay that the vast majority of them have. I figured it was cheap and I could at least bash around the city and cause some accidents for a while.
Well, a couple days later and I realize I've already sunk more time into this one than I ever expected to, and I feel like I've barely gotten started. You will not regret your purchase. Or likely haven't since your post is three weeks old. I imagine the reason you haven't written a followup is because your life has become absorbed in this game just like mine.
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