Criterion Games has announced that Burnout Paradise The Ultimate Box -“ a special edition release that includes the Burnout Paradise game plus the previously-released Burnout Paradise Cagney and Burnout Paradise Bikes content updates, and brand new Burnout Paradise Party content.
Burnout Paradise Party is an offline multiplayer mode designed to allow up to eight friends to “pass-the-pad” in dozens of Burnout challenges. For players that already own Burnout Paradise, Burnout Paradise Party will be sold separately as downloadable content. Burnout Paradise Party brings the social element of Burnout Paradise into an offline environment where friends can pass the pad to play competitively. There are dozens of quick-fire, turn-based challenges where players compete in different stunt, speed and skill events.
In addition to Burnout Paradise Party, Burnout Paradise The Ultimate Box will include other new features including a restart option added for racing, easier control of the early vehicles, and for the Playstation 3 the new Burnout Paradise Network. Burnout Paradise Network enables players to keep track of friends and keep up with all the latest Burnout news from either inside or outside the game.
“Whether you’re an experienced player or a gaming novice, Burnout Paradise is a game that anyone can enjoy,” says Pete Lake, Senior Producer at Criterion Games. “With The Ultimate Box, we aimed to deliver the most fun, high quality and high value experience possible to players both online and in the living room.”
Burnout Paradise The Ultimate Box is rated E10+ by the ESRB and 7+ for PEGI. Burnout Paradise The Ultimate Box will be available in February 2009 on the PS 3 and Xbox 360 and marks the debut of the game on PC.
