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I went through the most popular search terms yesterday and "boost jumping" and "drift jumping" seems to be something lots of people are looking for more information on. Since there already are a couple of good guides on how to drift jump we decided to contact the Master of Drift Jumping IVORBIGUN7 and ask for his permission to publish his guide on BurnoutAholics.com.

Burnout has been made backwards compatible on the 360! 😃 Gives me another excuse to play it again!!!

As well as entering our Fabulous Prize Draw to win Exclusive BurnoutAholics T-Shirts and a Sexy PS2 Burnout Revenge Poster, we have also now uploaded our first Member Only Content and it is good! 😉

So there really is no excuse not to sign up NOW!! Go on - What are you waiting for? Are you still reading this? well STOP and Sign in or Register and get involved in the Best Burnout Community website around! 

Today I've got the following news for you.

• Published some exclusive Members Only content today. Not telling what it is here since that will spoil it 😃
• Updated the BurnoutAholics Give Away article so that it now shows the number of people that can still enter.
• Added a blogs page. Lists all the blogs on BurnoutAholics.com. Can also be downloaded as a RSS feed! You're welcome JASMAN 🙂

As we know the crash part of the game has a website, what about the rest of it? I am currently working on a website for racers and ragers to give us some tournaments and info and it couldn't happen at a better time, just before Paradise comes out, Let me know if you have an interest or just want to give me feedback. Thanks.

Here are a couple of the changes that is worth mentioning.

• You must now be a member to post comments.
• Alternative gamertags can be added to your profile. I know lots of you have more than one.
• Updated the Burnout Paradise videos page. Added several new videos.
• I've also removed all the videos that were in Quicktime format and replaced them with videos in wmv format.
• Removed all the pre E3 stuff from the frontpage and sent it to the archive.
• Proof Read and Edited Jasman's article Burnout:Generations

http://tech.uk.msn.com/features/article.aspx?cp-documentid=5521426 just an MSN write up, if an interest?

Put in Burnout Paradise, drive along, hit left on D-pad, find a friend, hit left on D-pad again, invite said friend, drive along with friend seemlessly joining you. Repeat until room is full. Find a place to park (there must be carparks, rest stops etc.) to chat, roll, pee, poo, answer phone, eat and take the Piss out of each other, look up friendly times and crash scores. When everyone is ready, start to 'dick' around. Welcome to a good room/space on side of road/was a lobby/live link, you put a frakking name to it. Picnic break, rest stop, red light, timeout spot ...whatever. See ya'll on Paradise, at a pre-xmas release.

Although I am looking forward too, nay, antisipating with youthful enthusiam for the release of Paradise, I feel that we need to pay our respect to the Lobby for she has served us well over the past few years.

 Personally I feel there is a need to shed a little tear and pay homage to something that provided a safe haven from the carnage, agression, no-holds barred frenetic racing and raging that Burnout exueded.

Nice, some great game play footage of some great games, no Burnout Paradise in thier bit. Halo 3 was very pretty as Drunk would say, well thats all for them, stuff looked good and was sold to us for being on top of charts, which means thier good. Halo 3 was very, very pretty. Nice Games for Vista Too, and some sequels and that game Fatal Inertcia, pod racer come burnout come extreme g and other stuff, i like very, very fast. Some stuff coming in future looks good, and arcade very nice. Great next-gen graffiks, i like, will down-load later off XBox Live, to dribble over in privacey of own home.