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Burnout Revenge Servers are still online! If you have problems connecting to the EA servers and use your gamertag on both Xbox 360 and Xbox One the solution is as follows.

1. Turn on and sign in on both consoles (Xbox 360 and Xbox One)
2. Launch Burnout Revenge on the Xbox 360 and find a race or host your own.

Returning to the lobby after a set of races seems to be pretty slow, but it works so be patient.

Alexander Ward and Fiona Sperry have left EA to start a new studio.

More details here: polygon.com

Truck Stop is new Burnout style crash game developed by Adam Sawkins aka “DjArcas”.

In the version we have tested you can tweak your vehicles handling and parameters before sending it crashing down an obstacle-filled level. The more damage you inflict on the Crash Test Dummy, the bigger your score!

The mechanics and gameplay feels like a mix of the Crash Modes in Burnout 2: Point of Impact, Burnout 3: Takedown and Burnout Revenge and the idea is probably to create a next-gen crash mode.

Truck Stop Trailer - with previews of the levels Train Station, Zombie Nation and Mars Attack!

The game is developed in Unity and the beta version we have tried feels quite rough and unfinished. Truck Stop is a work in progress and we expect huge improvements as development progresses.

As the game grows and develops, Projector Games plan to listen to the community, and implement more vehicles, levels and ragdolls.

To support the development of the game you can:

• Vote for the game on Steam Greenlight
• Buy the game on IndieCity for $5

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Check out the latest tweets from Criterion Games and the people that work there.

We have also added a block below the chat that contains the latest tweets from the team.

Taken from Gameinformer:

Gamers were ecstatic when developer Criterion signed on for its first Need for Speed title in 2009, and with its second NFS game coming this fall in Most Wanted, the studio is poised to take full control of the franchise.