The game is set for release on the Xbox 360 and the PlayStation 3, but the press release sent out today focused on the PlayStation 3 version of the game. As revealed last week Burnout Paradise will fully support the newly announced Dual Shock 3. Burnout Paradise will also feature an EasyDrive online friends list, which apparently makes it possible to invite your friends into games with three taps of a button. The game will also support the PlayStation Eye and you'll be able to take mugshots of your friends and yourself using the PlayStation Eye.
Burnout Paradise will also features four main single player events, Race, Marked Man, Road Rage and Stunt. All the events can be initiated by pulling up to the stoplights in the game. Paradise City itself will also be fully open from the very beginning of the game, before you race in any event.
“This is the true beginning of next generation racing. On PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360, we are delivering a game that brings brilliant graphics into HD at 60 frames per second. Burnout Paradisee does something that no other Burnout game has ever done – it gives the player full control on how to play the game,” said Alex Ward, Creative Director at EA Criterion Studios. “At Criterion, we have a long history of delivering stand-out software on the PlayStation consoles. The entire team is fired up about the opportunity to carry that heritage into the PlayStation 3 generation.”
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