#Burnout revenge ps2 drivers#

The ultimate aim is to gain enough stars to climb to the next level and next race of courses to race. Do so, and again you win points, and gain a place in the race. Most challenges involve racing against other cars on a street course with other traffic rather than a racecourse and the aim here is to take them out by nudging, shunting or slamming them into on-coming traffic or jutting out walls. Drive the wrong side of the road towards on coming traffic and you get more points. Get some Big Air by launching your car off a ramp and you get points. As we said in the beginning, it's not all about the winning, and points are awarded depending on how you drive.

#Burnout revenge ps2 drivers#

Races range from Traffic Smash, where you have to crash into as many vehicles as possible on the course to Grand Prix events that see you racing against other drivers across a series of races.

Multiplayer brings in upto seven of your buddies, and online as you would expect allows you to crash it up with others over the web. World tour is the single player option that sees you race in a number of different race modes to become crowned the badest driver of them all. There are three main elements to the game world tour, multiplayer and online.

The sequel to 2004's racing game of the year, Burnout Revenge is all about crashing into stuff and forcing opponents and other vehicles off the road. It's a good thing too in our books, as we at Pocket-lint are started to get a little jaded by yet another racing game that involves you spending most of your gaming time in a garage choosing what dubs to fit. (Pocket-lint) - Burnout revenge isn't about getting the fastest times or pimping out your ride to look the best it can be.