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Burnout Paradise Getting Remastered Treatment
Criterion's Burnout Paradise wasn't just a standout when it released in 2008 because it was an open-world racing title – it was the way it easily folded in free-form exploration, racing, online competition, and the spirit of the series' infamous Crash mode.
Now EA and the developer are bringing a remastered version of the game to PS4 and Xbox One on March 16 ($39.99). The game is also coming to PC, but that won't be until sometime later this year.
This version includes the normal graphical upgrade, all eight add-on game packs as well as 4K, and 60 FPS support on PS4 Pro and Xbox One.
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