Rumble in the Jungle - Takedown on the Island Paradise Offroad Route (Island Paradise).

Euro Tram Ram - Takedown into a Winter City Tram (Winter City).

Tram Ram - Takedown into a Waterfront Tram (Waterfront).

Pillar Driller - Takedown into a Pillar (Downtown).

Gone Fishin' - Takedown over the trailer park (Silverlake).

Signature Takedowns are takedowns done at certain points on tracks and the player receives a photo. To unlock the Oval Racer Special under the Special car class, the player must get all 20 signature takedowns. To get 100% the player must get all 173 gold medals in World tour (races and crash junctions), all signature takedowns, all crash headlines, and all four Burnout trophies. This includes a percentage of the over all game you have done. USAĪll Burnout games have provided some sort of status page as to how much of the game has been completed. It's also possible to play each track in the opposite direction, doubling the number of tracks to 36. As part of Microsoft's shutdown of Xbox Live for original Xbox games, on April 15th 2010 EA turned off the servers for Xbox and PS2.īurnout 3: Takedown features 18 tracks on three continents USA, Europe and Far East ( Asia). Crash mode pins drivers not against other cars, but rather, against set patterns of parked cars and traffic, making it feel almost like a high-speed puzzle that's solved when you find the precise spot to cause the biggest crash.īurnout 3: Takedown featured online support, allowing up to six players to compete in race events and up to eight in a Crash event.

Road Rage sets a target number of 'takedowns' for the player to reach. Race is fairly straightforward-first one to the finish line wins.

Players take on multiple event types over the course of the game, including Race, Road Rage, and Crash Mode. This adds a new layer to the game, slowing down the normally intensely high-speed feel in order to get some post-crash satisfaction.

New features include Impact Time, which allows players to slow time after a crash in order to direct their mangled frame of a car around the road and, ideally, hit other cars for an Aftertouch Takedown. But the game does have several new features that make it more than the 'racing game plus big crashes' formula used in the past. Takedown is similar in structure to its predecessor, Burnout 2: Point of Impact. Initially available for the PlayStation 2 and Xbox, the game was also released in downloadable form as an Xbox Original on the Xbox 360 in early 2008. Previous entries were published by Acclaim. Released on September 7, 2004, Burnout 3: Takedown is the first Burnout title to be published under the EA banner and the first to receive a T rating from the ESRB.

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