Burnout Revenge had the fastest and most fine-tuned gameplay most players had ever experienced, even compared to modern titles of today. The soundtrack is highly memorable, as any song that was included in the game and heard elsewhere is automatically associated with the racing title. The online community was equally great.

While next-generation consoles are becoming ever more prevalent for home entertainment, there is still a large demographic that prefers the comfort, control, and customization of a PC. It is because of this fact that many last-generation console owners have decided against buying new consoles, and have turned to PC gaming, as it offers much more than a console ever could.

Those who have decided to stick to PC gaming did have a chance to play Burnout Paradise when is was released, but the title was inferior to Burnout Revenge in many ways. The controls were more sluggish, the speed was toned down, and the open-world made the game feel much more like a Need For Speed game.

We propose a port of Burnout Revenge be made available for PC. This would allow people to play a game they may not have had a chance to experience, as well as allow many to relive the moments they have come to remember time and time again. A release would also allow Electronic Arts and Criterion Games to generate more revenue via PC sales.