Absolutely. Firing up Burnout Paradise Remastered today, the DeLorean is still a joy to drive. It’s not the “meta” car for setting world records. But for tearing through downtown, threading between buses, and hitting a jump that sends you soaring over the harbor? It’s perfect.
Alex sat behind the wheel, the engine humming with a low-frequency vibration that felt less like a motor and more like a heartbeat. He wasn't here for the Takedown challenges or the stunt runs. He was here for the rumor: the "Ghost Frame." They said if you hit 88 miles per hour through the old Navy Pier at exactly midnight, the world wouldn't just blur—it would break.
Unlike the fictional DeLorean, the Olympus doesn’t need 1.21 gigawatts. But it does have a few tricks:
The city became a kaleidoscope of motion blur. Traffic was a nuisance, a series of near-misses that filled his "Boost" meter with a searing blue flame. He triggered it. The car didn't just accelerate; it leaped. The rear hover-converters flickered to life, the wheels tucking inward as the car lifted inches off the ground. He hit the Navy Pier entrance at a blistering 90 mph.
If you are playing , you’re in luck. Unlike the original 2008 release where the Legendary Cars were paid DLC, the Remastered version includes all additional content on the disc/download. Visit a Junkyard: Head to any Junkyard location on the map.
Scroll through the menu until you find the Jansen 88 P12.
He saw a figure standing by a classic gas station—a man in a grease-stained jumpsuit waving him down. It was "DJ Atomika," or a version of him from a lifetime ago, holding a vintage microphone.
"Stay focused," Alex muttered. The speedometer climbed. 50... 65... 75.
Absolutely. Firing up Burnout Paradise Remastered today, the DeLorean is still a joy to drive. It’s not the “meta” car for setting world records. But for tearing through downtown, threading between buses, and hitting a jump that sends you soaring over the harbor? It’s perfect.
Alex sat behind the wheel, the engine humming with a low-frequency vibration that felt less like a motor and more like a heartbeat. He wasn't here for the Takedown challenges or the stunt runs. He was here for the rumor: the "Ghost Frame." They said if you hit 88 miles per hour through the old Navy Pier at exactly midnight, the world wouldn't just blur—it would break.
Unlike the fictional DeLorean, the Olympus doesn’t need 1.21 gigawatts. But it does have a few tricks: burnout paradise delorean
The city became a kaleidoscope of motion blur. Traffic was a nuisance, a series of near-misses that filled his "Boost" meter with a searing blue flame. He triggered it. The car didn't just accelerate; it leaped. The rear hover-converters flickered to life, the wheels tucking inward as the car lifted inches off the ground. He hit the Navy Pier entrance at a blistering 90 mph.
If you are playing , you’re in luck. Unlike the original 2008 release where the Legendary Cars were paid DLC, the Remastered version includes all additional content on the disc/download. Visit a Junkyard: Head to any Junkyard location on the map. Absolutely
Scroll through the menu until you find the Jansen 88 P12.
He saw a figure standing by a classic gas station—a man in a grease-stained jumpsuit waving him down. It was "DJ Atomika," or a version of him from a lifetime ago, holding a vintage microphone. But for tearing through downtown, threading between buses,
"Stay focused," Alex muttered. The speedometer climbed. 50... 65... 75.