GET YOUR BEARINGS
Plan your next Burnout Paradise Remastered session
Our independent guide breaks down each major addition in Burnout™ Paradise Remastered, helping you understand how new districts, vehicles and modes fit into the existing open‑world framework without relying on undocumented tricks or hidden bonuses.
01 / THE GUIDE
Mapping Big Surf Island
Spend a dedicated session driving through the new district, recording each shortcut and landmark. Compare these routes to downtown paths to identify where time savings are most significant.
- Explore the district early to learn its shortcuts before attempting timed challenges.
- Compare handling of the nine new vehicles with familiar cars to find a comfortable fit.
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Police vs. Outlaw Dynamics
Play several Cops & Robbers rounds, alternating roles. Observe how the 33 police vehicle variations affect chase speed and handling, then adjust your approach for each side.
- When playing as police, test different vehicle variations to see which balances speed and handling best.
- Use shortcuts to gain an advantage whether you are chasing or escaping.
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Evaluating Legendary Cars
Enter a timed race with each legendary vehicle, noting acceleration, top speed and handling. Use the data to match cars to event types that benefit from their strengths.
- Test each legendary car in a low‑risk event to gauge acceleration and handling.
- Match a car’s strengths to specific event types, such as high‑speed races or stunt challenges.
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Motorbike Handling Study
Complete a stunt course on a bike, focusing on lean angles and braking. Contrast the experience with a comparable car run to highlight the bike’s unique advantages.
- Take advantage of bike agility to reach tight shortcuts unavailable to cars.
- Practice bike handling in a solo session before joining competitive multiplayer races.
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Toy Car Aesthetic Test
Select a toy version of a familiar car for a casual race. Observe how the stylized model influences visual perception and enjoyment, noting any differences from the full‑size counterpart.
- Try a toy version of a familiar car to see how its visual differences affect your perception of speed.
- Use toy cars in casual events to enjoy a fresh look.
