Priced at $29.99, Burnout Paradise's downloadable incarnation will include all of the features and content available in its Blu-ray retail release, which hit store shelves in January of this year. The game marks the first PlayStation 3 title to make the leap as a downloadable game following a traditional retail release.
Since its debut, Criterion has provided several content updates for the racer. The latest update, codenamed "Cagney," brought three new online game modes upon its release last month. The forthcoming "Davis" update, which will offer motorcycles, dynamic weather and night and day day cycles, was recently delayed to September.
It is refreshing (or perhaps ironic) to hear your concern after reading all the Shackers complaining about id Software's...
maybe it was fun for you, but when you are trying to win on a particular event, and you don't want to drive all the way ...
So don't lose. Problem solved. :)