Burnout Dominator vs Burnout Revenge
Side-by-side comparison of features, pricing, ratings, and alternatives.
Burnout Dominator brings back the iconic Return‑Burnouts mechanic, letting players drain a full boost meter without stopping, a feature last seen in Burnout 2. The game offers four fresh challenge modes—Maniac, Drift, Near‑Miss, and Burnout—each rewarding daring driving with score multipliers.\n\nFeaturing 12 tracks across eight real‑world locations, each with forward and reverse layouts, the title delivers fast‑paced action for solo players. While the PSP version adds Burnout HQ for online score sharing, the PS2 version focuses on single‑player thrills without crash mode or online multiplayer.
The Xbox 360 and PlayStation 2 versions add new crash junctions, online Revenge Rivals, and a Burnout Clips feature for sharing 30‑second race highlights. With 77 cars and both offline and online multiplayer, the game delivers relentless action for racers who love speed and spectacular crashes.
- Classic Return‑Burnouts mechanic revived
- Four diverse challenge modes add replay value
- 12 tracks with forward/reverse layouts
- Strong solo focus with no online lag
- Innovative traffic‑checking mechanic
- Robust single‑player world tour with 169 events
- Extensive multiplayer modes including online rivals
- Rich variety of crash-focused mini‑games
- No online multiplayer limits competitive play
- Missing Crash and Traffic Checking modes
- Only available on PlayStation 2 (PSP version separate)
- Graphics dated on PlayStation 2 version
- Steep learning curve for mastering takedowns
- Limited car customization options
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The Verdict
AI-generated from listing dataBurnout Dominator is a cheap, solo‑focused arcade racer with limited tracks, while Burnout Revenge offers far more content, multiplayer and crash modes at a higher price.
Key differences
- •Price: Dominator $19.99 vs Revenge $59.99.
- •Content volume: Dominator 12 tracks vs Revenge 169 single‑player events.
- •Multiplayer: Dominator single‑player only; Revenge includes online multiplayer and rival tracking.
- •Crash‑mode variety: Dominator lacks crash modes; Revenge provides three dedicated crash mini‑games.
- •Platform reach: Dominator only on PS2 (PSP separate); Revenge on PS2 and Xbox 360.
Pricing & value
Dominator costs $19.99, three‑quarters less than Revenge’s $59.99, giving better upfront value.
Gameplay & fun factor
Revenge adds traffic‑checking, takedowns, and three crash mini‑games, expanding the core racing experience.
Platform availability
Revenge runs on both PS2 and Xbox 360, while Dominator is limited to PS2 (PSP version separate).
Multiplayer / co‑op
Revenge supports online multiplayer and rival tracking; Dominator is single‑player only.
Content & replayability
Revenge offers 169 events across three continents plus crash modes; Dominator has 12 tracks with forward/reverse layouts.
Difficulty & accessibility
Dominator’s solo arcade focus is simpler; Revenge has a steep learning curve for takedowns.
Graphics & performance
Revenge’s graphics are dated on PS2 but still superior to unspecified graphics for Dominator.
Choose Burnout Dominator if…
Budget‑conscious players who want a straightforward solo racing experience.
Choose Burnout Revenge if…
Players seeking extensive content, online competition, and crash‑focused gameplay.
Common questions
Is there any online multiplayer in Burnout Dominator?
No, Dominator is single‑player only.
Which game offers more racing events?
Burnout Revenge provides 169 single‑player events, far more than Dominator’s 12 tracks.
What is the price difference between the two titles?
Dominator costs $19.99; Revenge costs $59.99, a $40 difference.