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Now I have thought of an easy game to play, Burnout Revange, because it is an easy racing game to play. Burnout is an arcade racing game series, where you race cars against each other. The game is developed by Electronic Art and Criterion Game. And the competitor of the Burnout game is Flatout. But Flatout has an AI driver, Stunt Derby mode, unlock cars must pay in-game money, and there is in-game money. But Burnout is different in that it focuses on Grand Prix racing, unlock cars without paying in-game money to buy cars. There is a NPC car collision mode only in part 3 Takedown, Revange, and Crash. But currently, Electronic Art has stopped making Burnout games. Currently, Electronic Art only makes Need For Speed ​​racing games. Among the Burnout series, my favorite is Paradise because the open world and engine sounds are borrowed from NFS, which is for PS3. And I need a computer to play the PS3 emulator. But among all the Burnout series on PS2, I like Revange because Burnout Revange is the easiest to play on PS2 because you can crash into the NPC car in front to add nitrous. Cars in Burnout Revange are only sports cars and supercars. But what I don't like about Revange is the PS2 version. Most of the engine sounds are sweet, mostly using Inline 4, Rotary 2 Rotor and V8 engines such as Ferrari and Dodge V8 engines. But the Xbox 360 version, the engine sounds are Inline 4 Lancer Evolution V8 Mustang, V8 Camaro, V10 Lamborghini and V10 Carrera GT. And I like the Xbox 360 version more, the engine sounds are more satisfying. The sound effects are like teenage games. But the PS2 version, the engine sounds are a bit too sweet and the sound effects are not like racing games.

For GP Rank 1, there are 3 race tracks and 1 car. I chose Factory R160 ST because I like mid-engine supercars, beautiful cars, and cool cars. They are the starting cars for the game, and there are only 3 cars to choose from. In Rank 1, I like Factory R160 ST the most for me.