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Likely used before the final games method of retrieving the aspect ratio setting from the systems BIOS (or dashboard, in the Xboxs case) was implemented.

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This game has unused items.

This game has debugging material.

This game has a prototype article This game has a prerelease article To do: This game has a revisional difference with the Dominator Muscles textures; its flame decals do not appear properly in the original PS2 version.

Burnout 3: Takedown is the third game in the Burnout series, and the first to be published by Electronic Arts after acquiring Criterion Games.

This game was released in September 2004 to massive critical acclaim, due to its gameplay, rather polished graphics and fluid frame rate that have held up even 16 years later, and significantly refining the trademark features of the Burnout series.

Unused Audio 2 Unused Graphics 3 Unused Text 4 Unused Features 5 Debug Features 6 Regional Differences Unused Audio Car Unlock Sound Sorry, your browser either has JavaScript disabled or does not have any supported player.

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The sound that plays when you are taken to the garage to view your newly unlocked car cuts off two seconds in.

Unused Graphics Boost Bar File Name: healthbar A version of the boost bar that can be seen in the earliest gameplay videos.

Gold Medal File Name: CarMedalgold A gold medal, but with the shape of a car engraved onto it instead of a tick.

There are no corresponding silver or bronze versions of this icon, suggesting it was a placeholder.

Question Mark File Name: CarMedalEmpty A very low-res question mark.

Given the name, it would have changed to the CarMedalgold icon when the event had been completed.

Concept Art File Name: driving-skills Concept art featuring a red Custom Muscle taking down a black Muscle Type 1 in Downtown.

The art style of this image is very different to that of the actual game.

File Name: Easy File Name: Advanced File Name: Expert File Name: Champion Concept art used for another game mechanic called Aggressive Skills, which was also replaced by the Takedown Trophies.

Unused Text GLOBAL.BIN contains a sizable amount of unused text, much of which details features that were cut from the final game.

Early Crash Pickup Names Original Name Final Name Skull Multiplier Heartbreaker Gamebreaker Crashbreaker Some of the names of the pickups found in Crash Mode have different names within the games files.

Early Menu Headers Early Final Select A Category Select Option Select A Game Mode Select Mode Select A Car Select Car Select A Track Select Options Text that would have been displayed at the top of the screen depending on the sub-menu.

Not only is all of this different to the final, they arent even used in any of the retail demos.

Even the E3 build of the game uses different text to any of these versions.

Coming September 2004 Appears in most demo versions of the game.

Grip Statistic Among the text for the garage is a statistic for the cars handling, called grip.

Aspect Ratio Setting Included under the text for the Video section of the Settings menu is a toggle for the aspect ratio.

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