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@HotWheelsVroom @asklemmy yes.
They both have strengths and weaknesses, I preferred take down but it’s not a big difference in terms of “better”

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To me, Takedown SLIGHTLY takes the throne due to how innovative it was for the series. It was the first game in the series to include a mechanic to wreck your opponents to get boost back, called “Takedown” (hence ‘Takedown’ in the title).

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I think paradise is a better game, but I prefer takedown because I loved the road rage mode where you try to create the most damage, and I like the races not to be on an open map.

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Paradise is simply not a Burnout game. It’s a great racing game, but there’s nothing Burnout about it.

I’ll take Burnout 3 or even Burnout Revenge any day. That crash junctions are the series bread and butter.

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I thought no one remembered when Burnout was a puzzle game with car physics and explosions. It was criminal to turn Burnout into a full racing game.

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I also strongly agree that Burnout 3: Takedown and Burnout Revenge are the best in the series, the most focused and polished… Burnout Paradise is OK but lacks something those other two have.

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Whenever I think about Burnout Paradise I think about somebody (I think it was Yahtzee) describing the world of Burnout Paradise as a post apocalyptic nightmare world where cars have taken over, and one lone human hides out in his radio station broadcasting desperately to a murderous mechanical audience.

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While it’s possible that a different reviewer applied that hypothetical headcanon to the Burnout series, I believe you’re actually thinking of Ross’ Game Dungeon. Specifically the Trackmania Canyon video, not Burnout.

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It lacks the crash junctions. It has a really half assed mode that’s nowhere near as interesting.

Also racing in an open world not nearly as fun as racing in bespoke tracks.

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I love takedown, it is definitely up there with one of my favourite games of all time, paradise however was a struggle to get the motivation to finish.

I just don’t like open world games and the races all felt the same on paradise, all the takedowns felt like it was a repetition of the last and I just wasn’t enjoying it by the end.

Also crash mode… Takedown wins hands down for me.

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Both are great! Takedown was great with friends infront of the TV, but Paradise had an amazing Online experience.

Don’t make me choooooose!!! (It’s Takedown)

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