Are you one of those people still not sold on the idea of a freerunning game like Mirror's Edge (PS3 and Xbox 360, PC) being made from a first person perspective? Nick Channon expounds further on why they decided to give you access to Faith's world through her own eyes. Read up on what he has to say about the matter at the full article.

Hankering for more information about Criterion's upcoming sequel to the Burnout series, Burnout Paradise for the PS3 and Xbox 360? Game producer Nick Channon has your fix, and it seems that in the next-gen sequel of everyone's favorite high-octane racing title is going to be completely different beast altogether. Check out the entire scoop in the full article.

Quite a lot of people have been eagerly anticipating the next titles in the Burnout series. While some of you are wishing Burnout Dominator (to paraphrase a previous comment) "wasn't as much of a joke as Legends," let's take a look at the future. With the new PSP installment set to be released on March 6, there's still a couple of things we want to clear out about Burnout 5.

Senior Producer Nick Channon had a quick sit-down with WorthPlaying for a bit of a Q&A. Much to say, there are a lot of interesting details to (hopefully) squash out all the doubts some of you might be having. He talks about how the PSP title has become the in-betweener of Burnout Revenge and Burnout 5, some insight of where Burnout 5 is going (and where it's coming from), the idea of going back to the franchise's "Burnout" concept, and a whole lot of info about how each game affects the entire franchise in general as well.

Here's an interesting excerpt though:

Q: On that same note, will elements of the core Dominator experience make their way to Burnout 5? If players adjust their style of play for Dominator, might they have to do so again when Burnout 5 hits later in the year?

NC: You'll have to wait and see. Burnout 5 is an all-new game with a completely different design.

Check out the rest of the Q&A behind the "Full Article" link.