Burnout 3: Takedown
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25 years after Burnout, Star Wars: Galactic Racer studio lead says "we are asking way more out of players" than "we've ever done" because modern players are built different
Matt Webster, studio lead at Fuse Games, discusses the intricate design of Star Wars: Galactic Racer, a new roguelite racer developed by former Criterion Games members. He believes modern players can handle a greater cognitive load, allowing the game to feature complex mechanics like multiple boosts and simultaneous ability usage while maintaining high speeds.
Weekend Discussion - September 20, 2026
This Weekend Discussion from Shacknews covers various topics including reviews for Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave and Trails in the Sky 2nd Chapter, and the storytelling in Soulframe. It also touches on the long gap since Rare's last release and mentions a Burnout 3: Takedown beta disc find. The article also highlights Shacknews' commitment to not using AI in its content.
A Deep Dive Review : Psyvariar 3 - A Long Lost IP Returns - The AmigaGuru Gamer Blog
Psyvariar 3 is a solid and enjoyable shoot 'em up that returns a long-lost IP with unique mechanics. While the default graphical settings can be distracting, adjusting the background brightness significantly improves the gameplay experience. The game features seven playable characters, including a cameo from Cotton, and offers various modes, though its overall presentation and soundtrack are somewhat inconsistent compared to top-tier titles in the genre.
Xbox-fans röstar om gamla Xbox-spel de vill ge nytt Xbox-liv på Series och Helix – The Simpsons i topp
Fans on XboxGamePreservation.com are voting on which original Xbox and Xbox 360 games they want to see made backward compatible on modern Xbox consoles like the Series X|S. The Simpsons: Hit & Run is leading the vote, followed by Silent Hill 4: The Room and Burnout 3: Takedown, with seven out of the top ten games being from the original Xbox era.