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As you can see from posts on the Criterion forum, the Cagney update for the 360 version of Burnout Paradise is now live.

The patch has been delayed almost a month from the PS3 update. Get more info here.

As you can see on Criterion’s site, the delayed Cagney update for the 360 version of Burnout Paradise releases on Monday, August 4.

From the announcement:

This latest brings three awesome online game modes, two great cars, a live news page and calendar, 70 all-new timed multi-part challenges, a complete overhaul of our Online Racing System and a stack of other major improvements.

The full feature list for this massive game update is here.

According to this post on Criterion’s site, the 360 version of the Burnout Paradise Cagney update has been pushed back again.
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The PS3 patch was released nearly a month ago. Criterion’s saying now that August 4 is the earliest 360 gamers can expect to get all their new free stuff. That’s “free.” So stop whinging.

As confirmed by this US PlayStation blog post, the Cagney update for Burnout Paradise is now live for the racer’s PS3 version.

The update includes new modes, vehicles and an events calendar. There’s a ton of information through the link, so look if you need to.

Criterion’s shown the first footage of Burnout Paradise motorbikes in its Crash TV podcast and, fair play, it looks awesome. Here’s an iTunes link.

There’s a heap of information there on Cagney, the first major update for the game, due to release on July 10. Bikes will be included in Davis, the August update, as will custom soundtracks and day-cycles. All of this is shown in the video, so watch it now.

Criterion’s confirmed that update 1.2, codenamed Bogart, has been made available for the 360 version of Burnout Paradise. There’s a full list of changes here.

The developer’s also announced that the PS3 version of the smash racer will include custom soundtracks in the following patch, codenamed Cagney. See here. Cagney’s got no date at the moment, but is known to include another three online game modes.

According to Criterion’s site, the developer’s got 1080i support working in the PS3 version of Burnout Paradise, allowing people that own a 1080i TV that doesn’t support 720p to run the game in HD as opposed to SD. The feature is to be included in the next patch, 1.3 or “Cagney” as it’s called by the studio. More through the link.