Destiny 2 officially revealed by Bungie

Well, we all knew the ride wouldn't last forever, much as we had hoped it would. After so much awesome free downloadable content for Burnout Paradise, it seems that Criterion-- at least for one update, anyway-- has realized there's money to be made in Paradise City.We'd mentioned in a previous podcast that this would be free content, but we can now confirm that it will be premium paid-for content. Here's why. We never expected to create anything this ambitious for the island, but as it progressed we got more and more excited about what it could become. (In fact, that's the story of all our Downloadable Content.) Big Surf is the culmination of everything we learned creating Paradise City, and we want it to bring you a truly spectacular new experience – the highlight of a year of incredible premium content. Burnout already delivers incredible value for money – literally hundreds of hours of gameplay with your original disk or PSN purchase, plus more with the free Cagney Pack and free Burnout Paradise Bikes. We want Burnout Paradise players to experience the greatest support ever seen in a console game. We're transforming not just Burnout Paradise, but the whole Burnout franchise through DLC, and we appreciate the support we know you guys will give us for our paid content. We think it's worth it. -- Criterion GamesWell, they've done well by us so far, and I think we can trust them on this. But the question remains: How much?

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