However, it’s definitely worthy of inclusion on the Best Burnout Games list, despite the change in style and content. It’s sadly no longer available either, so unless you were fortunate enough to purchase it back when it was on sale, there’s actually no way you can play this title. Burnout Dominator – 2007 (PS2/PSP)Ī digital-only release, Burnout Crash! is the least ‘traditional’ game in the series on this list. Though the budget causes the game to be pretty stripped down feature-wise, that lends it a real arcade simplicity that had been slightly lacking in the later games in the Burnout series. Though created on a much lower budget than most other Burnout titles – which means that it even lacks in-game music – Dangerous Driving is an excellent example of a back-to-basics approach paying dividends for the franchise, which continually added on elements, sometimes detrimentally, to the basic and addictive arcade racing formula.įeaturing the option to race against AI or online players, Dangerous Driving even features Takedowns which increase Nitro boosts for the player it really does feel like a ‘lost’ Burnout entry from a simpler time. Fully intended as a spiritual sequel to the Burnout games – the last of which is, unbelievably, 2008’s Burnout Paradise, though it was remastered in 2018 (and for Switch as recently as 2020) – Dangerous Driving was created by Three Fields Entertainment, a development team headed up by three members of the original Burnout team. Well, here’s the thing: Dangerous Driving is a Burnout title in all but name. Wait…what? Isn’t this the list of the Best Burnout Games? What is this imposter doing here?
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