Been looking on the Xbox Forums and a lot of people not likeing the Paradise game because its not Revenge, BO3 or BO2.

If you don't like  the new Game Paradise, make your own game, 2 years of development and thats with using the original Burnout games as a model, and building the game, constant work I hear, with little time to play other stuff (testing don't count as play), making Podcasts, doing Press and some Mofo, don't like Paradise because the speedo is gone? When you do make your own, fill the hud until you can't see, with outside temp, inside temp, fuel gauge, oil pressure, tire pressure, wind speed, distance from; finish, start, other players, corners, how many cars passed, parking space indicator, nearest bank, resturant, hotel, toilet, bar, school (so mom or dad can drop you off), rev counter, indicators, cats and dogs run over, hand brake indicator, lights, reversing light, music, cup holder, stop, refer to manual, brake fluid, mobile phone holder, and a shyte load of others (please add in comments if your bored), boost pressure, oh and that speedo in dial form and digital at the same time, a spell checker, and crash alot, nice. Criterion made it, if it don't need one, it don't need one. For all we know there is one, but Criterion maybe pulling everyone's chain, lol. They make it for what they want it to do, they know the games inside out, well all the Burnout games to be honest, so who has more authority, Criterion, they know their fan base and it sounds like they are fed up with some of them (my opinion, not Criterion's), moaning and gripping (i'm guilty, I think, but because of fear of the unknown), but for next gen they are mixing up and bringing in new game play, and its theirs, so tough, if you don't like, I will not miss you, but you should be buzy making your own game by now, and when it comes out I will look forward to blogging and foruming it, till the moderators, knock on my door. It better be good, or else? I probably won't play it, as the wheels are Goodyear,  an I prefer, Bridgestones, so going to forget that you spent years making the game, and tell everyone who can read or listen, not to play it. Ner Ner!

I wrote something similar on the XBox Forum (well not that long), and should not have, as a flame war will insue, but children upset me with their crying.

And if you like the older games play them, I still do, except 2 as my gamertag does not seem to recover on my Xbox?? And don't move on!

You don't need to play Paradise, and frankly, I don't want a bunch of cry babies on Paradise, as I would spend too much time, kicking them or Muting them, than playing the game, and that is a waste of my time. People have said if you have nothing nice to say, don't say it, but I'm pissed about this, so I am. It seems people do fear the unknown, I know I do, but after listening to the Podcasts, reading stuff on the net and magazines, Paradise sounds fun and the videos look great. I may not enjoy the game, but until, I have it in one console and played it through, I can't say much other than speculation, which i did last year, and some of my speculations came true, so i'm happy. I will blog  when the game comes out, even for the demo, but only because I like blogging, and like some of my points of view. But I don't think its crap before, I have driven for at least 1000 miles (Except for your game, get building, I don't like it so far). TDU was a good single player game, multi play had issuses, that put me off the game, but Criterion do thier research, look at other types of driving and racing games, test, test, test and know that what they are doing, is going to be the best they can do with hardware and it works for them, and if it works for them, it works for me. If it don't work for you, give up gaming because you don't like new and fresh ideas, in fact dig a hole, jump in and I'll help bury you as you don't like the future, whats the point of living.

Dis claimer, if people do start topping themselves off, Burnoutaholic's or myself don't claim any responsability, you made a choice, stick with it. I  was just finishing the job, because I'm nice like that.