The one thing that gives me pause about buying Burnout...

I've read again and again that, due to the open-world nature of the game, you'll need to pause repeatedly during a game and check a map in order to get your bearings. This sounds pretty awful to me - I mean, wouldn't it break up the flow of the game? So I'm just wondering if anyone who's played it can reassure me, because if it weren't for this, I definitely would be buying the game. Do you really have to stop that often? Does it really break up the flow that much?

have you ever played any of the newer NFS games such as carbon or most wanted?

thats what its like, the stuff is pinned on the map for you once you find it

Thanks guys. I'm going to go out and get it right now!The_Pig_Hostage

Another satisfied customer.

lol, its a good game tho, you should definatly try to get it. I had it for my 360 but then it broke...Mr_Me_L33T

What did the 360 or the game?

I've read again and again that, due to the open-world nature of the game, you'll need to pause repeatedly during a game and check a map in order to get your bearings. This sounds pretty awful to me - I mean, wouldn't it break up the flow of the game? So I'm just wondering if anyone who's played it can reassure me, because if it weren't for this, I definitely would be buying the game. Do you really have to stop that often? Does it really break up the flow that much?

The_Pig_Hostage

why do you guys ask these questions where in fact you can go online and download the demo and see for yourself what the game has to offer. Download it and see for yourself!!