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| GameZone |
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12/13/05 |
90% |
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| Gamers Europe |
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12/08/05 |
90%  |
 Burnout Legends review:
Get ready to Takedown notes, as Gaz reviews the pocketable incarnation of the crash classic. With apologies for the pun.
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| PGNx Media |
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12/08/05 |
55% |
Burnout Legends review:
But some of the tracks are out in the open, providing no sense of speed at all. Burnout Legends is at its best when it places you in a constrained track where you’re able to run for a few seconds and get speed and really get a sense of that speed. Of course, then a mediocre crash happens, you lose all the speed, and are thrown out in the open. That ruins it.
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| NTSC uk |
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12/06/05 |
70% |
Burnout Legends review:
Pros:- Burnout on the go- Impressively detailed- Fun factorCons:- Nothing new- Inconsistent visuals
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| MobileTechReview |
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11/21/05 |
90% |
Burnout Legends review:
Many of the game modes are very addictive. The graphics are superb, especially for a handheld game, and all of the tracks and cars are designed well. Many games lose out on gameplay when the graphics get better or vice-versa, but Burnout Legends is not one of them. Although the game is a bit lacking in different genres of music, there are plenty of well done sound effects to accompany the racing. Burnout Legends is definitely one of those games you don't want to miss!
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11/09/05 |
95% |
Burnout Legends review:
Burnout Legends sets the bar for on-the-go automotive anarchy, combining the series' trademark speed, destruction and depth with new PSP-only features, gameplay refinements and connectivity. Gamers can look forward to eight gameplay modes, including crash, road rage and pursuit, with white-knuckle multiplayer via WiFi, and a GameShare option allowing players to wirelessly share a demo level of the game with friends.
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| Game Over Online |
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11/01/05 |
87% |
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| GameShark |
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10/26/05 |
80% |
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| Game Vortex |
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10/17/05 |
80% |
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| eToyChest |
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10/07/05 |
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Burnout Legends review:
It is, for all practical purposes, another collection of challenges and tracks that fans have already played over and over again. The interesting bit is that it builds on such a well-designed franchise tweaked to near-perfection that its rehash status matters very little. New or not, this is the best that racing experience that the PSP currently has to offer.
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| Eurogamer |
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10/05/05 |
90% |
Burnout Legends review:
Fact is, we like Burnout games because they're big and shiny and fast and loud and fundamentally ridiculous. Burnout Legends is all of these things, in portable form, and so we like it an awful lot. If you like big, shiny, fast, loud and ridiculous racing games too, this is an essential addition to your collection.
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| Gaming Age |
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10/05/05 |
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Burnout Legends review:
Fans of the Burnout series will be hard pressed not to be impressed by what was crammed into such a small disc. New fans of the series who are maybe trying Burnout Revenge for the first time can finally see what all the hoopla is about. In two words…BUY IT! -- Brian Peterson
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| Yahoo! Games |
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10/05/05 |
90% |
Burnout Legends review:
How does EA's smasher fare on Sony's handheld?
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| DigitalBackSpin |
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10/04/05 |
80% |
Burnout Legends review:
Even with the snags the game is more than deserving of a purchase. Oh, and if you can’t convince your buddy that Burnout is the best thing since a chop-top, EA even threw in a game share mode that uploads a single race to your friend’s PSP and lets them race until the power down. This is a no-brainer. Go buy it already.
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| Game Revolution |
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10/01/05 |
82% |
Burnout Legends review:
As in its console predecessors, Burnout Legends features an astonishing number of modes. Race, Eliminator, Face-Off and Burning Lap all make an appearance. Pursuit puts you in a cop car with one objective: taking out the target car. Grand Prix has you race on a series of tracks, collecting points for an overall win and ultimately unlock a new car class.
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| Jolt Online Gaming UK |
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09/30/05 |
83% |
Burnout Legends review:
This handheld port offers the usual thrills, but ultimately nothing new.
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| GameCell |
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09/30/05 |
80% |
Burnout Legends review:
Overall this is another superb title for PSP, and really shows what the machine is capable of. It’s a full-on Burnout title, and although some of the challenges are direct rips from last year’s games, they’re so much fun that you won’t mind playing through them again. I certainly didn’t, as it’s a great game and still lots of fun. Highly Recommended.
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| Games Asylum |
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09/29/05 |
70% |
Burnout Legends review:
The game sharing facility comes in handy for WiFi too, allowing for up to six players to go head-to-head.The crash and road rage modes are ideal fodder for five minute fixes, although we found that the menus took longer to load than it did to play through one of the former stages. As such, it may be worth waiting for Burnout Legends on Nintendo DS if loading screens make your teeth grind.
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| Gamer Within |
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09/28/05 |
80% |
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| Gaming Horizon |
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09/28/05 |
90% |
Burnout Legends review:
The Burnout series has been around for a while, but itdidn’t take off until Burnout 3: Takedown came out and blew away everyone withits intense “drive...
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| Next Level Gaming |
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09/27/05 |
70% |
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| Gamer's Hell |
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09/27/05 |
93% |
Burnout Legends review:
Without a doubt, Burnout Legends is a must for any self-respecting PSP owner.
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| Next Level Gaming |
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09/26/05 |
88% |
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| Next Level Gaming |
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09/23/05 |
88% |
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| PGNx Media |
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09/22/05 |
90% |
Burnout Legends review:
Burnout Legends calms any anxiety some Burnout fans had about a portable version of the series. The game manages to take the best features of the series, shrink it into portable form, squeeze every ounce out of the PSP, and deliver a compelling experience. Despite the abundance of racers on PSP, Burnout Legends is the one you don’t want to be without.-- Edited by: Jose Liz
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| Gamer Feed |
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09/21/05 |
80% |
Burnout Legends review:
For a review of this game, please see GameDAILY Kids!
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| Total Video Games |
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09/19/05 |
80% |
Burnout Legends review:
Burnout Legends is everything you’d expect from the series with a handful of extras exclusive to the PSP. Any Burnout fanatic needs this in their collection and it’s a must-have for PSP owners looking for the finest arcade racer available; thrills, spills, crashes and carnage it’s got it all, what more could you possibly ask for???
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| Portable Review |
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09/19/05 |
88% |
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| Modojo |
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09/17/05 |
80% |
Burnout Legends review:
The kinetic energy that the series is known for is perfectly intact, and the game looks and plays just as wonderfully as it ever has. The fact that it has classic goodies and exclusive cars significantly boosts its value. You may not want to own every PSP racing game out there, but make sure you add Legends to your list. You won't be sorry.
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| GameSpy |
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09/15/05 |
70% |
Burnout Legends review:
If you have small hands, perhaps none of this is an issue for you. However, if your paws are big enough to get a good grip on a football, you're pretty screwed. It's not Criterion's fault by any means, but it's a flaw that badly mars the gameplay experience.
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| Game Pro |
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09/15/05 |
90% |
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| IGN |
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09/14/05 |
85% |
Burnout Legends review:
The fastest street-based racing game on the planet hits the road.
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| PSX Extreme |
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09/14/05 |
90% |
Burnout Legends review:
Burnout Legends is a very good game, but minor issues, and lack of new material make the game fall just short of the high expectations that surround it. Don’t be mistaken, it’s a blast to play, and anyone who has enjoyed any of the previous games will certainly be happy with Legends.
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| GameSpot |
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09/10/05 |
90% |
Burnout Legends review:
It can be somewhat taxing trying to bust through the world tour mode in long stretches, as many of the race types and tracks repeat fairly regularly. But played in shorter, regular bursts, Burnout Legends can be a highly addictive single-player game. Plus, you've also got the multiplayer to jump into when the single-player becomes too much to deal with. Page 2 of 2 »
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