For fans of Burnout, this is a great addition to the series as it gives you the opportunity to re-live all your favourite tracks, race your favourite cars on the go.

The game is EA's first non-sports attempt on the PSP and it's more of a compilation of different tracks, cars, and features from all 3 Burnout games that came out on consoles than a whole new entry in the series. Burnout Legends in its simplest form is a greatest hits collection. Burnout Legends Review Just because Burnout Legends has the name on the box does not rightfully make it a Burnout game, and this decrepit DS racer is most definitely not Burnout.

Burnout is one of the most intense and entertaining racing games on the PlayStation 2, complete with tight controls and impressive graphics. Burnout Legends Review. It takes the best bits from Burnout 1, 2 & 3 and makes it into a videogame. Menus and so on are almost taken directly from Burnout so if you've seen them then you know what to expect. Burnout Legends is one of the most fun and playable games out on next generation portables. GRAPHICS Graphically Burnout Legends is a cut above the rest with only the odd slow down on more crowded stages spoiling things. burnout legends is a great game i love it the game has great controls and great visuals and is long but never gets old this game is shu to last you a while and is only like 9 or 10 bucks at gamestop. One had players throwing their vehicles into busy intersections, the other happily redefined street racing with an unusual blend of high impact violence and automotive pornography. Burnout 3 on the PSP...no Stryker, though... Tagline Restatement: Burnout 3 on the PSP...no Stryker, though... Best Features: The gameplay of Burnout 3 in your pocket, classic Burnout cars and tracks from the previous two games Worst Features: Fails to actually be as captivating as Burnout 3, soundtrack merely a shortened version of Burnout Revenge's Burnout, up until now, has been a … Burnout Legends is the best racer the PSP has to offer, and any PSP owner should definitely check it out. Burnout 2 gave rise to the crash mode, its follow up then cemented a fledgling risk equals reward concept with the takedown. The cars all look quite good and the stages only look bad if you stare really closely at them, something not all that common when racing as any Burnout fan knows.