It's the kind of evolution of culture that would make the Daily Mail's blood boil. Why, oh why, have simple driving games sunk to such horrifying levels of brutality. Case in point through the years: GTA, Carmageddon and Burnout. Beyond the classic challenge of guiding your automobile around a track, these titles have identified the appetite gamers have for crashes, destruction and utter carnage.
‘Free' is most definitely the best price. Too often, the downloadable content available on Xbox Live Arcade, Wii Virtual Console and Playstation Network is sold at highway robbery prices. The latest expansion pack for the explosive racer Burnout Paradise, however, screeches onto the scene amid a fireball of twisted car wreckage and smashes the rulebook of digital distribution into tiny, unidentifiable and still slightly warm bits.
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