During these events, traffic is constantly the same, utilizing a strategic method to succeed. In this mode players are instructed to cause as much damage as possible by crashing their vehicle into traffic in a specially designed level featuring "crash junctions", areas where a large amount of vehicles are passing by (such as a highway). Criterion picked up on this and introduced a special Crash Mode as part of Burnout 2. It was not the racing element of the game but the slow motion replays of crashes that show the cars being deformed realistically that brought Burnout to the attention of the public. In Burnout 3: Takedown the latter action, referred to in game as a Takedown, was showcased extensively and gave perhaps the most extensive rewards when successfully performed. In-race rewards are given to the player if they take risks such as driving towards oncoming traffic or deliberately attempting to make their opponents crash.
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This series is well known for its emphasis on aggressive driving and high sense of speed. However, it was not until the release of Burnout 3: Takedown that the series would earn mass recognition by the US gaming media. The original Burnout and Burnout 2: Point of Impact drew critical acclaim and a large fan base in Europe, as well as an underground following in the US. The game series was developed by Criterion Games and published by Acclaim (the first two games) and EA (all of the remaining games). While the first one to be an on Apple iOS devices is Burnout CRASH!. The first Burnout Game to be announced for release on PCs is Burnout Paradise: The Ultimate Box, which is due out in February 2009. Burnout is a series of high-speed racing games for the PlayStation 2 and PlayStation 3, PlayStation Portable, Xbox, Xbox 360, Nintendo DS, PC, Nintendo Gamecube, and iOS game consoles.
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