Burnout Revenge added a new mechanic to the series' DNA of cinematic crashes and extreme speed: the ability to ram traffic cars from behind to knock them off the track, turning every race into controlled chaos of destruction. Criterion Games kept refining a formula that was already a reference of the arcade genre.
The game finished consolidating Burnout as the pure-speed alternative to the more serious simulations, and its spectacular crash system -the famous Crashbreaker- became a trademark the saga would keep until its leap to open world with Paradise.
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