Despite being the only title not directly made by Criterion Games, Burnout Dominator is a fan-favorite of this wild racing-meets-destruction franchise.

Burnout Dominator's tracks just weren't as fun and it felt like a rushed effort all around. I can't help but feel both of these installments were more like reskins than full on sequels.

На дорогах Burnout всегда было лишь одно правило — побеждает сильнейший! Burnout Dominator еще нагляднее демонстрирует превосходство силы и наглости над вежливой слабостью.

6. Burnout Dominator Platform (s): PS2, PSP Often considered a forgotten entry in the series, Dominator is vastly overshadowed by another Burnout game on this list, which launched just a year later.

Physical copies of the PS2 and PSP versions of Burnout Dominator are all over the internet. The PS2 version of Burnout Dominator is also playable on a PS3 via backwards compatibility.

We can fight emotional exhaustion by decreasing demands, increasing support and enhancing control.

Burnout's sound design has always been outstanding, and Revenge features the best mix of absolutely vile crashes with bombastic narration and a decent soundtrack.

Dumbfounded by Criterion’s ability to deliver such retina-searing speed and performance on the PS2 and PSP? Counting the days until Burnout Dominator’s launch on March 6th?

Dominator’s boost meter – which players power up by performing barmy stunts like driving on the wrong side of the road or ramming other vehicles – has a distinctly Burnout 2-esque flavour to it.

Looking back over the many years of Burnout on PS2, we've seen numerous additions crop up such as the Takedown feature from number 3, the crash breaker feature in number 4 and now in Dominator, we ...