Well it’s good news for PC fans who are looking forward to the Burnout Paradise “The Ultimate Box” pack, because Criterion has announced that they will be allowing the box to be tested on a trial basis to all users including PC users in February of 2009. On top of that, trial users are getting the chance to check out the entire game, not just a limited sector. That’s right, we can now check out every aspect of the city and try out a good chunk of game features. Criterion basically is doing this to ensure PC users don’t run into any unnessary technical glitches before selling the product to them (once again CG thinks about us).

There is a limit to whatever and how much you can do, because they don’t want you to play the entire game and realize there is nothing to look forward to in the full version. The game will be made available for download at Criterion’s website as well as EA’s home page, but CG will also be handing out millions of discs to fans to install on their PCs. Also the game doesn’t need the disc to work, because CG encourages you to pass the disc on to friends once you’re done. The disc also has an upgrade store feature which allows you to buy the full version once you’re ready to. The game features its regular features, both single and multiplayer. For more details, check out Criterion’s Podcast here.

The Demo will feature the combination of Burnout itself, the Cagney Update, Bikes Update and the upcoming Party Pack.

November the 18th is finally here and the 12th installation of Need for Speed, NFS: Undercover, is finally here. Unfortunately only North Americans are getting to enjoy the game, but don’t despair because the European release is less than 3 days away from now.

The game, which features the new Heroic driving engine, has some of the usual features of the older NFS titles such as Sprints, Circuit Racing, Cops and Robbers, as well as new Highway Battles mode and the storyline mission entitle “The Heist”. There are a couple famous actors in the storyline including Maggie Q, David Rees Snell, Gregory “G-Mac” MacDonald and Christina Milian, among many others.

The game supports both single and multiplayer and is now out for the PC, PS3, PS2, PSP, Nintendo Wii and DS, as well as the Xbox 360. Enjoy.

It seems that a leaked video of Need For Speed: Undercover has surfaced across the Internet, showing the first 10 minutes of gameplay. It beens with the game loading, then the cinematic intro and then continues showing a storyline cutscene. Afterwards, we see a a race, where the driver is in an Audi. Also, there is some visual of the car configuration and much more.

From my point of view, it’s not like we are seeing anything shockingly new here, since there has been a host of video content before showing real game play. Anyway, the main thing this video could do is give us a better clue as to whether we want to buy the game or not. Take a look below.

Midnight Club: Los Angeles (Xbox 360 and PS3) and Midnight Club: L.A. Remix (PSP) have hit store shelves today, so hurry up and get your copy today. We should have our review of this game posted within a few days, so stick around, post some screenies from the game and let’s hear your impressions.

Here is a video of the Renault Megane in Need for Speed Underground. Anyone remember the song in it? Yes, that’s right, it’s from Need For Speed High Stakes. Is there a possibility of some returning tracks from Morphadron, who knows. Take a look below.

We’ve got a new NFS: Undercover video for you showing some hardcore highway action between a Lexus and a Lamborghini. Enjoy.