Similar to the last, except this showcases a more "interactive" menu screen. I'd like to expand upon this soon and potentially even make a functioning menu rather than a video render.
I never realized how well Famous Last Words' songs would fit in a Burnout game until now, especially one with some dark tones to it, such as the "Innocent casualties" statistic.
I'm just gonna type up a potential car list for this game if it were to actually exist, because typing out random ideas I have is fun for me for some reason. COMPACTS: "Small and lightweight two doors that may not have a lot of power under the hood, but offer excellent handling. The perfect starter cars for new and returning Burners alike." Kitano Kitsune (2003 Honda Civic Si): "One of Kitano's most popular entry level models, great for either commuting around town or racing through oncoming traffic at over 100mph." Carson Slipstreamer (2008 Chevrolet Cobalt Sport Coupe): "Your average city goer with certain muscle car characteristics. The Slipstreamer has been popular for street racing underdogs ever since it was built." Juliet Coniglia (1997 Fiat Coupe 20v): "Focused on agility rather then straight line speed, the Coniglia's light weight will allow you to escape sticky situations with ease at the cost of easily being pushed around by other racers." Krieger 116C (1996 BMW 3 Series Compact): "With a short wheel base, a RWD layout, and a peppy I4, the 116C is great for Burners that love getting sideways with ease." Krieger 116C Tuned (1996 BMW 3 Series Compact): "This 116C has been put on a diet, making it much lighter. While it's acceleration and handling have been given a boost, the 116C's already weak body has been made that much more fragile." Carson Slipstreamer Modified (2008 Chevrolet Cobalt SS): "With a brand new supercharger and a reinforced frame, this Slipstreamer has fully embraced it's quirky characteristics and is ready to show it's rivals what happens when they want to go toe to toe with a muscle car in compact's clothing." Kitano Kitsune Custom (2003 Honda Civic Si): "With a brand new spoiler, aerodynamic body kit, and suspension setup, this modified Kitsune has better handling and a slightly higher top speed then it's stock cousin, though it's acceleration is more or less the same." Juliet Coniglia Assassin (1997 Fiat Coupe 20v Turbo): "With a significant increase in power and a professional racing roll cage, this Coniglia is ready to take and deal out plenty of punishment as it fights it's way to the front of the pack." Krieger 116C Prototype (1996 BMW 3 Series Compact): "With a racing body kit, engine, and suspension setup, this 116C is one of the fastest cars in the compact class. Because of the racing reinforcements, this 116C is also a bit stronger, but not by much." Carson Slipstreamer DX (2008 Chevrolet Cobalt SS): "With a custom made roll cage on top of it's already reinforced frame, this Slipstreamer is ready to dish out plenty of punishment on the blacktop, and with the help of a upgraded supercharger and longer gear ratios, it's top speed has also been fairly increased." Kreiger 116C Dominator (1996 BMW 3 Series Compact): "With a heavily upgraded engine, reinforced chassis, and it's iconic black paintjob with flame decals, this 116C shows other racers that you are the king of the compact racing scene." MUSCLE: "Straight line speed and neck breaking acceleration are what muscle cars are best known for, just don't expect them to take corners with glee." Hunter Cavalry (1968 Pontiac GTO): "One of the most iconic muscle cars of all time, the Cavalry is more then capable of winning races like it's still the 1970s." Hunter Manhattan Hearse (1958 Cadillac Fleetwood Hearse): "Able to get you from your death bed to the boneyard in the blink of an eye, this dead sled has been surprising other racers with it's straight line speed for over half a century. Not to mention it's extra weight is a good defense against drivers that want to get a bit aggressive against you." Nakamura Ikusa GT (1999 Nissan Skyline GT-R): "A muscle car from the land of the rising sun, more then capable of racing with the big boys from the US." Carson Aurus (2009 Chrysler 300C) "A modern muscle car for a modern family. Don't let it's docile sedan appearance fool you, the Aurus is one of the fastest cars on the open road." Nakamura Ikusa GT Tuned (1999 Nissan Skyline GT-R): "With the help of a massive weight reduction, this Ikusa GT's handling has been greatly improved, along with a slight boost in acceleration, but at the cost of becoming a bit more fragile." Carson Aurus Modified (2009 Chrysler 300C): "With a slight boost in power and a brand new roll cage, this Aurus makes for a good all-rounder, which can be a good or bad thing, depends on your perspective and skills." Hunter Cavalry Custom (1968 Pontiac GTO): "With a massive supercharger, this Cavalry's horsepower has been massively increased at the cost of spinning it's wheels really easily at low speeds and being even more nose heavy then it already was. Drifting is the only way you'll get this steel box around corners at a decent pace." Hunter Manhattan Hearse Assassin (1958 Cadillac Fleetwood Hearse) "A brand new 666ci supercharged V8 and a heavily reinforced frame makes this hearse perfect for ramming your rivals off the road, just don't expect to win a lot of races with this 3 ton behemoth." Carson Aurus Prototype (2009 Chrysler 300C SRT8): "With the help of a diet and a slightly bigger engine, the Carson Aurus has never been faster, though it is also a fair bit weaker." Nakamura Ikusa GT DX (1999 Nissan Skyline GT-R): "With the help of extensive modifications, this Ikusa GT has been turned into a racer through and through. While it's not a good idea to wage war on fellow racers with this machine, it's slightly increased durability means you won't have to worry about your rivals slamming you into a concrete divider as you slingshot past them." Hunter Manhattan Hearse Dominator (1958 Cadillac Fleetwood Hearse) "Faster then a speeding bullet and twice as deadly, this heavily modified hearse is ready to raise some hell. What could be more perfect for ramming into rivals and winning races then a flaming hearse with a giant blower sticking out of the hood?" COUPES: "With the speed of a muscle car and the handling of a compact, the coupes have been the most popular choice for Burners since they got their learner's permit." Kitano Hydros (2003 Acura RSX): "A fan favorite amongst burners for it's great acceleration and superb handling, the Hydros is a car most commonly seen in the winners circle." Krieger 324 Sport (2006 BMW M3) "A pretty popular choice for burners thanks to it's high top speed, decent handling, and wide variety of aftermarket parts. The 324 Sport is the perfect car for burners who just got into the coupe championship." Nakamura Aasbø (2016 Scion FRS): "While a bit on the heavy side, the Aasbø is a great choice for burners that love going sideways at full throttle." Nakamura Aasbø Tuned (2016 Scion FRS): "With a twin turbo system and a reinforced chassis, this Aasbø is more then happy to push it's weight around while grabbing the gold medal." Kreiger 324 Sport Modified (2006 BMW M3): "After being heavily reinforced and given a slight boost in power, this 324 Sport is take down rivals with ease. However, it's now excess weight will come back to bite you in the corners." Kitano Hydros Custom (2003 Acura RSX Type S): "With carbon fiber body panels and a aftermarket turbo charger, this Hydros has been turned into a high speed racer at the cost of being more fragile then a piece of soaking wet toilet paper." Kreiger 324 Sport Assassin (2006 BMW M3 GTR): "With a brand new racing V8 engine and plenty of reinforcements, this 324 Sport is ready to be the most wanted and dangerous race car on the road." Nakamura Aasbø Prototype (2016 Scion FRS): "With a major boost in power and a brand new professional roll cage, this Aasbø is ready to win gold medals with ease while being able to take a fair bit of punishment from other drivers." Kitano Hydros Ultimate (2003 Acura RSX Type S): "A long time winner of the burnout championship, the Hydros Ultimate is back once more to show that it's still more then capable of standing it's ground against a new generation of burners."
List pt. 2 SPORTS: "Very similar to the coupe class, just a lot faster and slightly less controllable." Kitano Stinger (2008 Honda S2000): "With 50/50 weight distribution and a decent amount of power under the hood, the Stinger has been Kitano's most popular roadster for years." Nakamura SI-7 (1994 Toyota MR2 Turbo) "A mid engine layout alloys the SI-7 to either go through corners faster then your rivals or completely sideways. Great throttle control and smooth steering are needed to prevent the SI-7 from spinning out into the nearest wall/pole/tree/etc." Carson Hot Rod Mk2 (1999 Plymouth Prowler): "The Hot Rod Mk2 is what happens when you try to recreate a classic design with modern technology. While the newest Hot Rod is still the wheelie popping, boost using lunatic we all know and love, it is now capable of going through corners with ease." Morimoto FR3 (2001 Mazda RX7): "This rotary powered legend is known for three things; being quick, having great handling, and easily overheating." Morimoto FR3 Tuned (2001 Mazda RX7): "With a aftermarket body kit, spoiler, and twin turbo system, this FR3 is has been given a significant boost in it's speed and acceleration, though it's strength is still weak at best." Kitano Stinger Modified (2008 Honda S2000): "With racing reinforcements and a racing intake, this Stinger is ready to fight it's way to the winner's circle, even if it's handling is a bit crippled as a result of it's extra weight." Nakamura SI-7 Custom (1994 Toyota MR2 Turbo): "After being given a significant weight reduction and boost in power, this SI-7 is more then capable of setting record times. Just don't expect to be able to put up much of a fight against other racers who can take you down with even the slightest bump, but of course, they'll need to catch up to you first." Carson Hot Rod Mk2 Assassin (1999 Plymouth Prowler): "With a supercharged V8 and a reinforced frame, this Hot Rod is more then ready to take out opponents with gusto." Morimoto FR3 Prototype (2001 Mazda RX7 RE-Amemiya): "With a brand new racing engine and weight reduction, this FR3 is the closest thing you can get to a street legal race car, though it is now even more fragile then it was stock." Kitano Stinger DX (2008 Honda S2000): "With a brand new bi-turbo system and racing reinforcements, this high speed stinger is more then capable of winning races while being strong enough to withstand a few bumps." Carson Hot Rod Mk2 Dominator (1999 Plymouth Prowler): "With a Custom supercharged V10, a skull shaped blower sticking out of the hood, a flame paint job, and massive drag racing slicks in the back, this Hot Rod is now almost identical to it's ancestor, just a lot more intimidating and fast." SUPER: "The fastest and most dangerous cars of the bunch, with even the most reinforced models being incredibly delicate." Carson 500 GT (2018 Ford GT): "The newest generation of the 500 GT, being twice as fast as the previous one while paying tribute to it's racing heritage." Rossilini LM 90 (1967 Ferrari 330 P4): "This classic Italian coupe may be old, but it has more then enough power to keep up with newer generation supercars." Nakamura Ikusa GTX (2020 Nissan GT-R): "A complete redesign of the Ikusa we all know, the GTX is twice as fast, agile, and tough then it's previous generation." Drago Firebreather (2020 Lamborghini Huracán EVO): "The newest model from Drago, somehow similar to older models while also being completely new." Rossilini LM 90 Tuned (1967 Ferrari 330 P4): "With a reinforced chassis and a small boost in power, this LM 90 is ready to put up more of a fight, just keep in mind that just like all other super cars, it still is a tad bit fragile." Drago Firebreather Modified (2020 Lamborghini Huracán EVO): "After being given a weight reduction and a racing body kit, this Firebreather is ready to scorch lap records with ease." Nakamura Ikusa GTX Custom (2020 Nissan GT-R Nismo): "With racing slicks, racing suspension, and upgraded brakes, this GTX's handling has been increased to the max. There's a very few amount of cars that can keep up with the GTX custom in corners, let alone be faster then it." Carson 500 GT Assassin (2018 Ford GT): "With a heavily reinforced frame, a roll cage, and heavy duty suspension, this modified 500 GT is the ultimate bar brawler, making it great for those who aren't use to how fragile super cars are at the cost of being a bit slower off the line." Rossilini LM 90 Prototype (1967 Ferrari 330 P4): "With a carbon fiber chassis and a fiberglass body, this LM 90 is about as fast and fragile as they come." Drago Firebreather DX (2020 Lamborghini Huracán EVO): "With a racing body kit, massive rear spoiler, reinforced frame, and a new twin turbo system, this modified Firebreather is ready to slam into opponents one moment and blaze through the city streets at over 200mph the next." Nakamura Ikusa GTX Dominator (2020 Nissan GT-R Nismo): "If the flame paint job, upgraded boost system, and titanium chassis should tell you anything, it's that the driver of this GTX has become one of the fastest burners off all time." RACER: "Professional race cars that've been taken out of their comfort zone, each having their own unique strengths and weaknesses." Hunter Oval Racer Champ (2018 Ford Fusion Stock Car): "One of the very few race cars in the world that's designed to take a beating and keep going, the Oval Racer Champ may not be the fastest in a straight line, but it's high durability means that you can easily force lighter and weaker cars off the road with ease." Montgomery Ironfang (1996 Mclaren F1 GTR): "Fast as fear and twice as horrifying, the Ironfang is a car that's been dominating racing circuits around the world since the day it rolled off the factory floor. The Ironfang is a car that can see red at any moment, so only the best of drivers should attempt to tame this beast." Krieger Überschall 8 (1999 Audi R8C): "Thanks to it's Twin Turbo V8, the Überschall 8 has plenty of wins on racing circuits under it's belt, but that doesn't mean that this Krieger will perform well on bumpy and cracked asphalt. Besides, it's completely fiberglass body and lightweight frame means that the Überschall 8 will easily be bullied off the road." Rossilini Circuit Racer (2014 Ferrari F14 T): "There's no car on the planet that has more grip in the corners then the Rossilini Circuit Racer, but they're plenty that are stronger and faster in the straights. All that downforce does cripple your top speed after all." Hunter Manhattan Hearse Drag King (1958 Cadillac Fleetwood Hearse): "With a twin-charged 8.0L V8, drag racing slicks, and a gutted interior, this Manhattan Hearse has become the king of the drag strip. Just don't expect it to go around corners without putting up a fight." HEAVY DUTY: "Oversized vehicles that were once only allowed in crash mode that are now capable of participating in races and road rages." Carson Courier (1999 Chevrolet P30 Delivery Van): "The Courier is the fastest accelerating heavy duty vehicle available thanks to it's light weight construction, but that will come back to bite you if you need to duel against a vehicle bigger or heavier then this sheet metal van." Griffin Titan (1990 Peterbilt 379 EXHD): "What was once a rig that traveled back and forth across America for a living has been rebuilt into a nitrous snorting, tire shredding, car annihilating monster. While it's top speed may be as low as a hatchback's, it's more then strong enough to plow through traffic cars with ease, with only something equally as big capable of slowing it down." UST Transporter (2005 Gillig Low Floor City Bus): "Easily capable of carrying over 60 people through a field of parked cars, a ambush of rival racers, and over massive jumps to their destination with ease." Griffin Collector (2003 Peterbilt 320 Trash Truck): "Capable of cleaning the streets of trash, debris, and the burning, twisted wrecks of rival burners, the Collector is quite the monolith to have at your disposal." Lance Extinguisher (2005 Pierce Pumper Fire Truck): "Once a public hero turned public maniac, this big red firetruck is something you would not want to see coming at you in your rear view mirror." That took a lot longer to type out then I thought, but it was still fun to put my ideas out into the world
Actually thought of some Signature Takedowns that could be in this game if it were to exist too, because why not: Trucked Up: Slam a Rival into a Tanker Truck Taxi-Turvy: Slam a Rival into a Taxi. One-Eighty-Seven: Slam a Rival into a police car. Up in Flames: Slam a Rival into a gas station pump. Cemetery Drive: Wreck a Rival while racing through the graveyard. This Just In: Slam a Rival into a news van. School's Out: Slam a Rival into a School Bus. Don't Look Down: Slam a Rival into a guardrail on a mountain road. Flirt with Death: Slam a Rival into a Hearse. Taking On Water: Slam a Rival into the guardrail at the Beach. Under Construction: Destroy a Rival while driving through a construction zone. Twisted Metal: Slam a Rival into the Car Crusher in the Junkyard. Crash FM: Slam a Rival into the Radio Station Building. I'm Not Crazy!: Slam a Rival into the Abandoned Asylum. Flatlined: Slam a Rival into a Ambulance. Hellelujah!: Slam a Rival into the Church.
@@thefirkman7400 you forgot to put in the Carson Annihilator it'd be the signature car of this game i'm pretty sure (like the Revenge Racer in Burnout Revenge)
i know this is an old video but there was a huge missed opportunity to have the Carson Annihilator Street Rod zooming down the highway in the oncoming lane instead of the GTA 5 Tempesta
Or better yet, every gamemode, gameplay (like yeeting cars on revenge) Or boosts (paradise) with actual fuctions, effecting your gameplay on each gamemode Super unique DLC’s and a car reward at the finish of the game
Might be nostlgia speaking but as someone who grew up on Revenge, it would look better with Revenge's warm and fevery colour palette than paradise's cold and depressing blue/grey filter
Honestly this video makes me cringe a lot watching it again but I love the idea of a dark racing game (not strictly Burnout). It is something I have made plenty of basic concepts/prototypes for but I had a hard time staying with it and not making it seem too cheesy.
@@tammy4224 Damn, most of the time i don’t really get any response from most content owners But it’s honestly even good to see some fan-game cuz damn, burnout is the actual traffic destructing racing game that you don’t see that often I most of the time want games like burnout, beside these realistic simulations and this idea compared to mine, i thought it was too cool I was thinking about the game “Ballistic Drive: The Showdown”
@@Revengilate They really don't make them like they used to - Burnout is one of a kind and unfortunately it ended before I even hit my teen years. Nothing else satisfies that niche (maybe flatout and motorstorm to some extent? nothing modern at least) which is why I just want to make my own similar game. Please elaborate on your project - I'm interested to hear, I love listening to the ideas of people who love old racing games.
I never realized how well Famous Last Words' songs would fit in a Burnout game until now, especially one with some dark tones to it, such as the "Innocent casualties" statistic.
I'm just gonna type up a potential car list for this game if it were to actually exist, because typing out random ideas I have is fun for me for some reason.
COMPACTS: "Small and lightweight two doors that may not have a lot of power under the hood, but offer excellent handling. The perfect starter cars for new and returning Burners alike."
Kitano Kitsune (2003 Honda Civic Si): "One of Kitano's most popular entry level models, great for either commuting around town or racing through oncoming traffic at over 100mph."
Carson Slipstreamer (2008 Chevrolet Cobalt Sport Coupe): "Your average city goer with certain muscle car characteristics. The Slipstreamer has been popular for street racing underdogs ever since it was built."
Juliet Coniglia (1997 Fiat Coupe 20v): "Focused on agility rather then straight line speed, the Coniglia's light weight will allow you to escape sticky situations with ease at the cost of easily being pushed around by other racers."
Krieger 116C (1996 BMW 3 Series Compact): "With a short wheel base, a RWD layout, and a peppy I4, the 116C is great for Burners that love getting sideways with ease."
Krieger 116C Tuned (1996 BMW 3 Series Compact): "This 116C has been put on a diet, making it much lighter. While it's acceleration and handling have been given a boost, the 116C's already weak body has been made that much more fragile."
Carson Slipstreamer Modified (2008 Chevrolet Cobalt SS): "With a brand new supercharger and a reinforced frame, this Slipstreamer has fully embraced it's quirky characteristics and is ready to show it's rivals what happens when they want to go toe to toe with a muscle car in compact's clothing."
Kitano Kitsune Custom (2003 Honda Civic Si): "With a brand new spoiler, aerodynamic body kit, and suspension setup, this modified Kitsune has better handling and a slightly higher top speed then it's stock cousin, though it's acceleration is more or less the same."
Juliet Coniglia Assassin (1997 Fiat Coupe 20v Turbo): "With a significant increase in power and a professional racing roll cage, this Coniglia is ready to take and deal out plenty of punishment as it fights it's way to the front of the pack."
Krieger 116C Prototype (1996 BMW 3 Series Compact): "With a racing body kit, engine, and suspension setup, this 116C is one of the fastest cars in the compact class. Because of the racing reinforcements, this 116C is also a bit stronger, but not by much."
Carson Slipstreamer DX (2008 Chevrolet Cobalt SS): "With a custom made roll cage on top of it's already reinforced frame, this Slipstreamer is ready to dish out plenty of punishment on the blacktop, and with the help of a upgraded supercharger and longer gear ratios, it's top speed has also been fairly increased."
Kreiger 116C Dominator (1996 BMW 3 Series Compact): "With a heavily upgraded engine, reinforced chassis, and it's iconic black paintjob with flame decals, this 116C shows other racers that you are the king of the compact racing scene."
MUSCLE: "Straight line speed and neck breaking acceleration are what muscle cars are best known for, just don't expect them to take corners with glee."
Hunter Cavalry (1968 Pontiac GTO): "One of the most iconic muscle cars of all time, the Cavalry is more then capable of winning races like it's still the 1970s."
Hunter Manhattan Hearse (1958 Cadillac Fleetwood Hearse): "Able to get you from your death bed to the boneyard in the blink of an eye, this dead sled has been surprising other racers with it's straight line speed for over half a century. Not to mention it's extra weight is a good defense against drivers that want to get a bit aggressive against you."
Nakamura Ikusa GT (1999 Nissan Skyline GT-R): "A muscle car from the land of the rising sun, more then capable of racing with the big boys from the US."
Carson Aurus (2009 Chrysler 300C) "A modern muscle car for a modern family. Don't let it's docile sedan appearance fool you, the Aurus is one of the fastest cars on the open road."
Nakamura Ikusa GT Tuned (1999 Nissan Skyline GT-R): "With the help of a massive weight reduction, this Ikusa GT's handling has been greatly improved, along with a slight boost in acceleration, but at the cost of becoming a bit more fragile."
Carson Aurus Modified (2009 Chrysler 300C): "With a slight boost in power and a brand new roll cage, this Aurus makes for a good all-rounder, which can be a good or bad thing, depends on your perspective and skills."
Hunter Cavalry Custom (1968 Pontiac GTO): "With a massive supercharger, this Cavalry's horsepower has been massively increased at the cost of spinning it's wheels really easily at low speeds and being even more nose heavy then it already was. Drifting is the only way you'll get this steel box around corners at a decent pace."
Hunter Manhattan Hearse Assassin (1958 Cadillac Fleetwood Hearse) "A brand new 666ci supercharged V8 and a heavily reinforced frame makes this hearse perfect for ramming your rivals off the road, just don't expect to win a lot of races with this 3 ton behemoth."
Carson Aurus Prototype (2009 Chrysler 300C SRT8): "With the help of a diet and a slightly bigger engine, the Carson Aurus has never been faster, though it is also a fair bit weaker."
Nakamura Ikusa GT DX (1999 Nissan Skyline GT-R): "With the help of extensive modifications, this Ikusa GT has been turned into a racer through and through. While it's not a good idea to wage war on fellow racers with this machine, it's slightly increased durability means you won't have to worry about your rivals slamming you into a concrete divider as you slingshot past them."
Hunter Manhattan Hearse Dominator (1958 Cadillac Fleetwood Hearse) "Faster then a speeding bullet and twice as deadly, this heavily modified hearse is ready to raise some hell. What could be more perfect for ramming into rivals and winning races then a flaming hearse with a giant blower sticking out of the hood?"
COUPES: "With the speed of a muscle car and the handling of a compact, the coupes have been the most popular choice for Burners since they got their learner's permit."
Kitano Hydros (2003 Acura RSX): "A fan favorite amongst burners for it's great acceleration and superb handling, the Hydros is a car most commonly seen in the winners circle."
Krieger 324 Sport (2006 BMW M3) "A pretty popular choice for burners thanks to it's high top speed, decent handling, and wide variety of aftermarket parts. The 324 Sport is the perfect car for burners who just got into the coupe championship."
Nakamura Aasbø (2016 Scion FRS): "While a bit on the heavy side, the Aasbø is a great choice for burners that love going sideways at full throttle."
Nakamura Aasbø Tuned (2016 Scion FRS): "With a twin turbo system and a reinforced chassis, this Aasbø is more then happy to push it's weight around while grabbing the gold medal."
Kreiger 324 Sport Modified (2006 BMW M3): "After being heavily reinforced and given a slight boost in power, this 324 Sport is take down rivals with ease. However, it's now excess weight will come back to bite you in the corners."
Kitano Hydros Custom (2003 Acura RSX Type S): "With carbon fiber body panels and a aftermarket turbo charger, this Hydros has been turned into a high speed racer at the cost of being more fragile then a piece of soaking wet toilet paper."
Kreiger 324 Sport Assassin (2006 BMW M3 GTR): "With a brand new racing V8 engine and plenty of reinforcements, this 324 Sport is ready to be the most wanted and dangerous race car on the road."
Nakamura Aasbø Prototype (2016 Scion FRS): "With a major boost in power and a brand new professional roll cage, this Aasbø is ready to win gold medals with ease while being able to take a fair bit of punishment from other drivers."
Kitano Hydros Ultimate (2003 Acura RSX Type S): "A long time winner of the burnout championship, the Hydros Ultimate is back once more to show that it's still more then capable of standing it's ground against a new generation of burners."
List pt. 2
SPORTS: "Very similar to the coupe class, just a lot faster and slightly less controllable."
Kitano Stinger (2008 Honda S2000): "With 50/50 weight distribution and a decent amount of power under the hood, the Stinger has been Kitano's most popular roadster for years."
Nakamura SI-7 (1994 Toyota MR2 Turbo) "A mid engine layout alloys the SI-7 to either go through corners faster then your rivals or completely sideways. Great throttle control and smooth steering are needed to prevent the SI-7 from spinning out into the nearest wall/pole/tree/etc."
Carson Hot Rod Mk2 (1999 Plymouth Prowler): "The Hot Rod Mk2 is what happens when you try to recreate a classic design with modern technology. While the newest Hot Rod is still the wheelie popping, boost using lunatic we all know and love, it is now capable of going through corners with ease."
Morimoto FR3 (2001 Mazda RX7): "This rotary powered legend is known for three things; being quick, having great handling, and easily overheating."
Morimoto FR3 Tuned (2001 Mazda RX7): "With a aftermarket body kit, spoiler, and twin turbo system, this FR3 is has been given a significant boost in it's speed and acceleration, though it's strength is still weak at best."
Kitano Stinger Modified (2008 Honda S2000): "With racing reinforcements and a racing intake, this Stinger is ready to fight it's way to the winner's circle, even if it's handling is a bit crippled as a result of it's extra weight."
Nakamura SI-7 Custom (1994 Toyota MR2 Turbo): "After being given a significant weight reduction and boost in power, this SI-7 is more then capable of setting record times. Just don't expect to be able to put up much of a fight against other racers who can take you down with even the slightest bump, but of course, they'll need to catch up to you first."
Carson Hot Rod Mk2 Assassin (1999 Plymouth Prowler): "With a supercharged V8 and a reinforced frame, this Hot Rod is more then ready to take out opponents with gusto."
Morimoto FR3 Prototype (2001 Mazda RX7 RE-Amemiya): "With a brand new racing engine and weight reduction, this FR3 is the closest thing you can get to a street legal race car, though it is now even more fragile then it was stock."
Kitano Stinger DX (2008 Honda S2000): "With a brand new bi-turbo system and racing reinforcements, this high speed stinger is more then capable of winning races while being strong enough to withstand a few bumps."
Carson Hot Rod Mk2 Dominator (1999 Plymouth Prowler): "With a Custom supercharged V10, a skull shaped blower sticking out of the hood, a flame paint job, and massive drag racing slicks in the back, this Hot Rod is now almost identical to it's ancestor, just a lot more intimidating and fast."
SUPER: "The fastest and most dangerous cars of the bunch, with even the most reinforced models being incredibly delicate."
Carson 500 GT (2018 Ford GT): "The newest generation of the 500 GT, being twice as fast as the previous one while paying tribute to it's racing heritage."
Rossilini LM 90 (1967 Ferrari 330 P4): "This classic Italian coupe may be old, but it has more then enough power to keep up with newer generation supercars."
Nakamura Ikusa GTX (2020 Nissan GT-R): "A complete redesign of the Ikusa we all know, the GTX is twice as fast, agile, and tough then it's previous generation."
Drago Firebreather (2020 Lamborghini Huracán EVO): "The newest model from Drago, somehow similar to older models while also being completely new."
Rossilini LM 90 Tuned (1967 Ferrari 330 P4): "With a reinforced chassis and a small boost in power, this LM 90 is ready to put up more of a fight, just keep in mind that just like all other super cars, it still is a tad bit fragile."
Drago Firebreather Modified (2020 Lamborghini Huracán EVO): "After being given a weight reduction and a racing body kit, this Firebreather is ready to scorch lap records with ease."
Nakamura Ikusa GTX Custom (2020 Nissan GT-R Nismo): "With racing slicks, racing suspension, and upgraded brakes, this GTX's handling has been increased to the max. There's a very few amount of cars that can keep up with the GTX custom in corners, let alone be faster then it."
Carson 500 GT Assassin (2018 Ford GT): "With a heavily reinforced frame, a roll cage, and heavy duty suspension, this modified 500 GT is the ultimate bar brawler, making it great for those who aren't use to how fragile super cars are at the cost of being a bit slower off the line."
Rossilini LM 90 Prototype (1967 Ferrari 330 P4): "With a carbon fiber chassis and a fiberglass body, this LM 90 is about as fast and fragile as they come."
Drago Firebreather DX (2020 Lamborghini Huracán EVO): "With a racing body kit, massive rear spoiler, reinforced frame, and a new twin turbo system, this modified Firebreather is ready to slam into opponents one moment and blaze through the city streets at over 200mph the next."
Nakamura Ikusa GTX Dominator (2020 Nissan GT-R Nismo): "If the flame paint job, upgraded boost system, and titanium chassis should tell you anything, it's that the driver of this GTX has become one of the fastest burners off all time."
RACER: "Professional race cars that've been taken out of their comfort zone, each having their own unique strengths and weaknesses."
Hunter Oval Racer Champ (2018 Ford Fusion Stock Car): "One of the very few race cars in the world that's designed to take a beating and keep going, the Oval Racer Champ may not be the fastest in a straight line, but it's high durability means that you can easily force lighter and weaker cars off the road with ease."
Montgomery Ironfang (1996 Mclaren F1 GTR): "Fast as fear and twice as horrifying, the Ironfang is a car that's been dominating racing circuits around the world since the day it rolled off the factory floor. The Ironfang is a car that can see red at any moment, so only the best of drivers should attempt to tame this beast."
Krieger Überschall 8 (1999 Audi R8C): "Thanks to it's Twin Turbo V8, the Überschall 8 has plenty of wins on racing circuits under it's belt, but that doesn't mean that this Krieger will perform well on bumpy and cracked asphalt. Besides, it's completely fiberglass body and lightweight frame means that the Überschall 8 will easily be bullied off the road."
Rossilini Circuit Racer (2014 Ferrari F14 T): "There's no car on the planet that has more grip in the corners then the Rossilini Circuit Racer, but they're plenty that are stronger and faster in the straights. All that downforce does cripple your top speed after all."
Hunter Manhattan Hearse Drag King (1958 Cadillac Fleetwood Hearse): "With a twin-charged 8.0L V8, drag racing slicks, and a gutted interior, this Manhattan Hearse has become the king of the drag strip. Just don't expect it to go around corners without putting up a fight."
HEAVY DUTY: "Oversized vehicles that were once only allowed in crash mode that are now capable of participating in races and road rages."
Carson Courier (1999 Chevrolet P30 Delivery Van): "The Courier is the fastest accelerating heavy duty vehicle available thanks to it's light weight construction, but that will come back to bite you if you need to duel against a vehicle bigger or heavier then this sheet metal van."
Griffin Titan (1990 Peterbilt 379 EXHD): "What was once a rig that traveled back and forth across America for a living has been rebuilt into a nitrous snorting, tire shredding, car annihilating monster. While it's top speed may be as low as a hatchback's, it's more then strong enough to plow through traffic cars with ease, with only something equally as big capable of slowing it down."
UST Transporter (2005 Gillig Low Floor City Bus): "Easily capable of carrying over 60 people through a field of parked cars, a ambush of rival racers, and over massive jumps to their destination with ease."
Griffin Collector (2003 Peterbilt 320 Trash Truck): "Capable of cleaning the streets of trash, debris, and the burning, twisted wrecks of rival burners, the Collector is quite the monolith to have at your disposal."
Lance Extinguisher (2005 Pierce Pumper Fire Truck): "Once a public hero turned public maniac, this big red firetruck is something you would not want to see coming at you in your rear view mirror."
That took a lot longer to type out then I thought, but it was still fun to put my ideas out into the world
@@thefirkman7400 Here’s 10 Of Them
1. Rossolini Tempesta MK2 (Ferrari F8 Tributo)
2. Carson Afterburner Prototype (1989 Batmobile)
3. Griffin Shooter (General Motors M1 Abrams)
4. Morimoto FR3 GT (Veilside R-X7)
5. Carson Annihilator MK2 (1974 Plymouth Barracuda Drag Car)
6. Drago Frostbite DX (Lamborghini Aventador SVJ)
7. Watson Circuit Racer (Lola T70 Sportscar)
8. Hunter Sonicvolt (Tesla Cybertruck)
9. Nakamura Fuel GT3 (2020 Toyota Supra)
10. Rossolini US Racer (Ferrari 312 T2)
Actually thought of some Signature Takedowns that could be in this game if it were to exist too, because why not:
Trucked Up: Slam a Rival into a Tanker Truck
Taxi-Turvy: Slam a Rival into a Taxi.
One-Eighty-Seven: Slam a Rival into a police car.
Up in Flames: Slam a Rival into a gas station pump.
Cemetery Drive: Wreck a Rival while racing through the graveyard.
This Just In: Slam a Rival into a news van.
School's Out: Slam a Rival into a School Bus.
Don't Look Down: Slam a Rival into a guardrail on a mountain road.
Flirt with Death: Slam a Rival into a Hearse.
Taking On Water: Slam a Rival into the guardrail at the Beach.
Under Construction: Destroy a Rival while driving through a construction zone.
Twisted Metal: Slam a Rival into the Car Crusher in the Junkyard.
Crash FM: Slam a Rival into the Radio Station Building.
I'm Not Crazy!: Slam a Rival into the Abandoned Asylum.
Flatlined: Slam a Rival into a Ambulance.
Hellelujah!: Slam a Rival into the Church.
@@thefirkman7400 you forgot to put in the Carson Annihilator it'd be the signature car of this game i'm pretty sure (like the Revenge Racer in Burnout Revenge)
Dominator art style , paradise coulor , Revenge background
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sick shit
i know this is an old video but there was a huge missed opportunity to have the Carson Annihilator Street Rod zooming down the highway in the oncoming lane instead of the GTA 5 Tempesta
Imagine This Burnout Game Had All Tracks Form Takedown, Revenge And Dominator
Or better yet, every gamemode, gameplay (like yeeting cars on revenge)
Or boosts (paradise) with actual fuctions, effecting your gameplay on each gamemode
Super unique DLC’s and a car reward at the finish of the game
@@Revengilate And Locations As Well!
@@naoisediver6541 I’d love to see some crazy fan game
Beside dangerous driving..
@@Revengilate What Do You Mean?
Might be nostlgia speaking but as someone who grew up on Revenge, it would look better with Revenge's warm and fevery colour palette than paradise's cold and depressing blue/grey filter
little known fact: Take-Two almost bought EA out in 2008 so we *almost* got a Burnout that likely would've looked just like this with GTA cars in it
And then some crazy developer actually makes it
Just imagine
Honestly this video makes me cringe a lot watching it again but I love the idea of a dark racing game (not strictly Burnout). It is something I have made plenty of basic concepts/prototypes for but I had a hard time staying with it and not making it seem too cheesy.
@@tammy4224 Damn, most of the time i don’t really get any response from most content owners
But it’s honestly even good to see some fan-game cuz damn, burnout is the actual traffic destructing racing game that you don’t see that often
I most of the time want games like burnout, beside these realistic simulations and this idea compared to mine, i thought it was too cool
I was thinking about the game “Ballistic Drive: The Showdown”
@@Revengilate They really don't make them like they used to - Burnout is one of a kind and unfortunately it ended before I even hit my teen years. Nothing else satisfies that niche (maybe flatout and motorstorm to some extent? nothing modern at least) which is why I just want to make my own similar game.
Please elaborate on your project - I'm interested to hear, I love listening to the ideas of people who love old racing games.
@@tammy4224 Gave up already 😂
@@tammy4224 i had to give up, i can't even make games anyway
0:35 wait a minute... is burnout Annihilator switched into burnout massacre?
this looks so very too much scarey
Yes It Is Darling.
I Love Battle Racing Ignited: Burnout.
& I'm Glad You Got A PC Version.
@@Libyan_Bayonetta
oh... thanks sweetheart.
i'll make it on my own with different title.
only for pc exclusive with controller support.
nothing else.
not bad.
Make one with the S80RR
Is a xbox menu fanmade of Burnout??
yes xbox & pc