Burnout Paradise was officially released for Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3, bringing a new open-world racing experience to gamers.
An expanded edition of Burnout Paradise, titled The Ultimate Box, was released, including all previously released downloadable content such as new cars, bikes, and events.
Burnout Paradise Remastered was released for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC, updating the classic game with enhanced graphics and performance.
Paradise City officially opens to the public as a hub for driving enthusiasts, featuring highways, urban areas, and scenic routes.
The annual driving festival is launched, encouraging drivers to participate in races, stunts, and challenges across Paradise City.
The inaugural Burnout Festival Championship is held, becoming the benchmark for competitive street racing in Paradise City.
A new area called Big Surf Island is opened, offering new highways, off-road challenges, and stunt opportunities.
A major bridge in Paradise City collapses due to a high-impact crash; it is promptly reconstructed to restore connectivity and inspire safer driving.
Drivers participate in a community challenge to clean up and restore Paradise City after multiple accidents and weather damage.
An online multiplayer challenge introduced, where players race to avoid being the last man standing while others attempt to crash them.
Motorcycles are officially introduced to the racing events, expanding gameplay and driving styles in Paradise City.
An event encouraging drivers to showcase their customized vehicles and compete for best design and performance.
An additional expansion that opens new urban environments including dense city streets and landmarks for high-speed races.
