Who else cannot put this down? I didn't see how they could improve upon Burnout 3 because it was so much fun but they managed to do it and add lots of cool new things to Revenge. I don't like the music as much as Burnout 3 but thats about it. The game looks amazing and if you haven't played it yet, I would suggest you give a try.
Registered: Jan 2001
Location: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Yeah it's a great game, but my attention has been diverted to "We Love Katamari" for now.
I'm playing 3 games right now: Burnout Revenge, Mortal Kombat: Shaolin Monks, and We Love Katamari. It's about time some good games were released, this year has been so dull until the fourth quarter (which is becomming a reoccurring event since gaming companies seem to hold good titles until the holidays now ).
Originally posted by TeKnoHe@d2025
Yeah it's a great game, but my attention has been diverted to "We Love Katamari" for now.
I'm playing 3 games right now: Burnout Revenge, Mortal Kombat: Shaolin Monks, and We Love Katamari. It's about time some good games were released, this year has been so dull until the fourth quarter (which is becomming a reoccurring event since gaming companies seem to hold good titles until the holidays now ).
Registered: Jan 2001
Location: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
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Originally posted by Magnus
How is Shaolin Monks? Worth playing?
Well I've been a huge Mortal Kombat nut since day one (yeah, I was out on Mortal Monday and bought the game) so anything I'm going to say is going to be bias. I've only played it co-op with my friend so far and it was a hell of alot of fun.
Tons of hidden content (or "kontent" ) available, a fully playable version of MKII (the best in the series imo) and lots of other nice extras.
Shaolin Monks is actually fun to play alone or 2 players.
I'm a MK junkie, too
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Oct-15-2005 06:14
Magnus
I'm getting old
Registered: Mar 2001
Location: Seattle, WA
Guys I'm going to kill myself here maybe you can help. I keep seeing all over the internet that you can do your own custom soundtrack to Burnout Revenge. My question is HOW?? I've gone through every menu, every option, and I cannot see where that option is available. I was thinking only people with modded xboxs could do this but the feature to add your own custom tracks is advertised on the box and on every legit website reviewing this game, etc. I'll probably shoot myself when I see how to do it. Anyone?
Oh man, having your own tracks on the Xbox is dope. You need a program called:
Then you take it from there
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Oct-15-2005 18:32
Magnus
I'm getting old
Registered: Mar 2001
Location: Seattle, WA
Actually you don't need that. I found out what to do on another forum.
Turn on your Xbox with nothing in the drive to go to the xbox dashboard. Then go to Audio, then put in a CD. Then you rip the tracks to the harddrive and give your tracklist a name like "trance." Now when you play Burnout Revenge and go to EATrax, you have the option to switch over to your own custom tracklist. Ripping tracks to the Xbox HD though is time consuming. I ripped an entire CD and it took about 30 minutes.
Burnout Revenge
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) available, a fully playable version of MKII (the best in the series imo) and lots of other nice extras.
