Burnout Crash Is Headed To The Xbox 360 And PlayStation 3

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Hmm…Electronic Arts haven’t announced a new Burnout game, but the Australian classification board has a rating for Burnout Crash, rated PG.

 

Looking through LinkedIn profiles of employees working at Burnout developer, Criterion, or Electronic Arts, we came across one particular listing that reveals Burnout Crash as an Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 title.

 

EA haven’t announced Burnout Crash yet, but stay tuned. If it’s already been rated, an official announcement can’t be too far off.


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