Burnout is an intense arcade-style racing game for the Nintendo GameCube that falls under the action-racing genre. Released in 2001, it's known for its high-speed gameplay and emphasis on dangerous driving. Players compete in a series of races where taking risks and driving recklessly rewards them with boosts to outpace rivals. The game introduces the innovative crash mechanic, where collisions result in spectacular, realistic damage, adding a visceral thrill to races. Its gratifying sense of speed and edge-of-your-seat action make Burnout a standout title for adrenaline-fueled racing enthusiasts.