Burnout Revenge (2005-05-29 demo): Difference between revisions

Presumed to be much like July in its format and function, the most we are able to display is merely the loading screen, besides the 2 option main menu which has the 'Race' or 'Quit' options. On it features Tokyo Muscle 1A (Criterion M-Type ST) and Detroit Racer 1A (Factory R160 ST) battling through alleys in Motor City. The loading text is backed by what looks almost like blurring lights and smack in the middle like the Burnout 3 Demo is a control setup.

To no surprise, the HUD over the course of the game's development did not change much, but the clear lack of a rating meter isbeing the biggest difference. The text backings are slightly different, the mode name at the top of the screen is missing, and the boost bar itself is also different. Currently, Traffic Attack in single player as well as Crash are not functional to obtain pictures unfortunately. The end-race screen is also completely different, displaying much more info such as the money you earned in the race, your total race time, the flag of the track location, and instead of ranking up using stars, it works by a points system much similar to Burnout 3 where you gain points for doing various things.

While somemost vehicles are pretty much exactly the same as the retail game, somethey include subtle changes such as colors or textures, and most notably the Detroit Muscle 2A (Factory M-Type ST) is marginally different to its retail model. ThisTraffic iscars thehowever onlyfeature carmore withdifferences majorprimarily differencesin texture, and unfortuantely unlike Burnout 3 a full PVEH folder has not been recovered in any of the currently acquired demos.

While once again not really muchat all different, there are subtle changes includingis the lack of the 'shortcut' markers that are seen in July and onwards.