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Even to this day I still find the burnout maps to be some of my favorite. I enjoy the scale of the levels and the transitions from cities to highways to wooded areas.

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I never know Paradise should be have playable planes.

Its curious to see the track disappearing behind the player vehicle, a way to save memory.

When I was little, I always thought these maps were real world locations. (Burnout Revenge) Any chance you'll cover the maps for that game as well?

Here I thought the team was just really creative with making like-real places; but no, theyre just copy n paste real places.

Nice!! It would be cool to also have the menu sattellite map as a minimap to see where we currently are in the track :D

Thanks for going in depth! Ima subscribe!

sucks that crash mode doesn't work, there is few leftovers from early beta that would be nice to be playable in retail version

9:54 It's not that the landing legs are inverted, but it's just the reflection clipping through the floor

Great choice of music, can I get the track names please? :)

4 comments I will soon change that. How to install? Where or what is the mod? You are a genius

To this day I still wonder what the developer of Burnout 3 were thinking when they chose my home country, Thailand, as part of the "Far East" track. You would that being a racing game inspired by a Japanese arcade. This would include a Japanese track instead. They also use Thailand as the main country too. Featured as a location for 3 out of 4 maps.

the yellow and red logo on Golden City's adboards bears a mild resemblance to Nintendo's logo for me

I wonder this method work burnout Legends since is the same structure as burnout 3, i have try that but it just froze at the loading screen

Shows how they were able to build a convincing landscape. All that was programmed was what you needed to see. This is the secret behind how they could keep that silky framerate with as little processing as possible. While it feels like it's all just smoke & mirrors when shown in this fashion, it was really just very clever coding & engineering on the programmer's part. Long live the nostalgia of old gaming <3

Always wondered how far beyond some of the assets went

Amazing work! I applaud your meticulous research. This really makes me want to visit the real life locations, as I grew up with this game in my childhood.

great video. With great detail. The amount of research you must have put here...

Is it possible to change or modify the in-game text? (Air, Drift, Near Miss, etc) I'm interested in translate the texts to another language!

Flying diner is just where D.J. Atomika lives 🤷‍♂️

Burnout 2 point of impact real life tracks inspirarons ?

The tuk tuk in road rage is hillarious 😂

I believe the diner in the first clip by the racetrack is leftover assets from Alpha when there was roads going south from the mountains to a industrial district south of the Southbay bridge. IIRC there was terrain down very south

Nice video, but I dislike the choice of background music, it gets a bit annoying

how do you get the free camera to do that? can you do it for any other game or just Burnout?

어렸을때 게임을 하면서 아름다운 배경을보고 게임에 나온 지역들을 구글 지도로 찾아보곤했지만 실패했었는데... 이렇게 찾아주시니 감사하네요😊 Burnout3는 제 어린시절 추억이 담긴 게임입니다 감사합니다

Why doesnt the cars be traffic when i already made the btv to bgv

Does anyone remember one of the last few episodes of the videopodcast where they showcased airplanes? I think the rooftop details and cargo ship could have been assets being slowly worked in.

Thank you for this video, when I was a kid I've always wanted to drive around those places, great to see there are real life counterparts.

I would have liked them to have done the thing where the map disappears as you advance since it consumes too much performance and for emulation it is difficult to make it run smoothly.

What are the music tracks used in this video? They're great.

do you have the gear shift sound effect? the satisfying "clunk"

This is an INSTRUMENTAL case study of game development and design, thank you so much!

Interesante 😮

1:42 Right turn is the entrance to 88 Interchange track.

Burnout 3 takedown: Chinatown Wars

Dude what an amazing and unique content you create! Really loved your channel just like I love Burnout 3

0:54 on your right is palm bay and on your left is big surf. 😎

0:17 that exit on the right could take you to sunrise valley.

1:25 that road on the right that does a loop goes to interstate 88

1:36 palm bay

1:23 The exit on the left was intended to be a track from Interstate 88 to Big Surf, but was cut from the beta. I think there should be a remaster of this game where all the regions are connected and you can free roam, with more accessible streets and areas that were never accessible before. Maybe add police variants to all vehicles and add an option where you can be the suspect in Pursuit mode, adjust the heat level (affects how many police cars are in pursuit and the type of units they use), and have events as an officer where you have to shut down multiple racers rather than just one. Perhaps there could be a final race in Championship mode where you go through a tour of all regions, being pursued by the cops throughout the race. I loved crash mode in this game, and now that we have more advanced technology, I imagine it could be more chaotic and fun if a remaster was made, with explosions and more features. Criterion should definitely remaster this game.

12:00 music name?

4:01 music name?

0:00 music name?

When I was playing Burnout Legends (It has tracks from Burnout 3 Takedown and Burnout 2 Point of impact) I was impressed with design of Winter city and wanted to live in real city this track based on. In that time I thought that this track was based on Saint Petersburg or London. But 5 years ago I discovered that this track had been based on Vienna.

Han pasado tantos años y Burnout 3 me sorprende cada día mas, Tiene un lore mas grande del que me imaginaba

Hi also wheres the nearest road rage?

0:48 Big Surf Grove/Shores portion on this freeway exit.