You have to be careful on which PS3 version should you buy since later PS3 models removed the backwards compatibility to sell PS2 Classics digitally (Burnout 3 isn't included there)įor 5. Original hardware is getting more and more expensive, plus the accessories neededįor 2. Also, Revenge HD's Xbox One X enhancements are naturally compatible with Series, along with both Paradise (original) and Paradise Remastered.įor 1 and 3. Same goes for Dolphin Emulator for 1 and 2. PPSSPP is also available for Series S|X, making Legends and Dominator PSP accessible for emulation. You can play the PS2 Burnout games in higher resolution. Same as the original Xbox option, but you can also play Revenge HD, Paradise and Crash!įor 5. Also, the Xbox version supports custom soundtracks.įor 4. Almost the same as the PS2, except Dominator.
Same as 1 but you can also play Paradise and Crash!įor 3. You can play every Burnout game (except Legends) before Paradiseįor 2. I've listed those here.Īside from PCSX2, you got 4 might-be expensive options:īuying the earliest PS3 models that support PS2 Discsīuying an Xbox 360 for BC for original Xbox gamesīuying any of the Xbox Series and use its dev mode to emulate PS2 gamesįor 1. However, since it hasn’t actually been remastered or enhanced in any way, the visuals may seem a bit dated to some, which is fair considering the graphics are now more than a decade old.I recommend that you go with the PC route since it's less of a gamble than hunting down old hardware. The game actually runs better on the Xbox One than it did on the Xbox and Xbox 360, with improved frame rate. If they still prefer the physical version, players will have to fork up over $30 as it increases in price over time. Those without a physical copy need not worry as they can easily purchase a digital copy of Burnout Revenge for around $10 on the Xbox Store. Burnout Revenge Xbox One: Where do I get a copy? What this basically means is that Xbox One owners with a physical copy of the original game can simply pop it in and play it immediately. Director of Programming for Xbox Live, Larry Hryb, recently announced via Twitter that Burnout Revenge is the next classic Xbox / Xbox 360 title to join the Xbox One Backward Compatibility catalog. It’s similar to its older cult classic brother, Burnout 3: Takedown, which featured the same vehicular chaos. It was originally released for the PS2 and Xbox in 2005, as well as on the Xbox 360 in 2006. I’m sure many gamers have had nostalgic memories of ramming cars into blazing pulps of crashing heaps in the Burnout games of yesteryear.
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