While it may lack the visual upgrades that grace the likes of Shadow of the Colossus, it doesn’t detract from the incredible fun there is to be had on the road. A lot of textures lack detail, and the darker colours don’t pop like you’d want. When you look at the gorgeous modern races like Forza Horizon 3, there’s simply no comparison. The looks haven’t aged particularly well and in spite of the minor upscale, does indeed look dated. That said, there’s certainly no way to confuse Burnout Paradise Remastered for a modern game. Booting up the game, my mind played the classic nostalgia trick, by donning the rose-tinted specs and asking: “Hang on, isn’t this how it always looked?” It wasn’t until checking one of the trailers that I could appreciate just how much sharper Paradise Remastered looks, especially in 4K on the Xbox One X. Both have been used to describe minor spruce-ups of older titles, as well as being attached to games that have been given drastic overhauls from the ground-up, making them almost unrecognisable from the original.īurnout Paradise Remastered, rather disappointingly, falls in the former category – but nevertheless it means one of the greatest and most fun open-world driving games has found its way onto modern consoles.īuy Burnout Paradise Remastered from Amazon UK | īurnout Paradise Remastered brings together all the DLC released for the original game, as well as whacking up the visuals to 4K on supported consoles and delivering 60fps across the board. The meaning of the words ‘remaster’ and ‘remake’ seem to have lost all meaning in the games industry.

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