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May 5, 2009 - Hi.i have solution for this issue burnout 3 takedown with mcboot users only in ps2 saving error fixed. It is elf file you. Play burnout 3 take down without save error free. One trick that I found working every time is that turn on the console, pull out.
Achievements List 50 To Won! (25) Champion! Snagged by winning 50 races online! Celebrity Status! (65) Online Superstar! Bagged by getting a Clip in the Top 20 Downloads!
Check it Out! Awarded for sharing up a Burnout Clip! Complete Maniac!
Awarded for getting all Perfects in the Maniac rank! Crack the Unsafe! (15) Fantastic! Awarded for getting all Perfects in the Unsafe rank!
Crash Addict! (20) Crash Master! Picked up for winning 40 crash events online! Crashes To Ashes! (35) Total Carnage! All Crash Intersections completed with Perfect ratings! Dominate The Dominator!
(60) Dominated! Awarded for scoring all Perfects in the Dominator rank! Easily Offensive! (20) Brilliant! Awarded for getting all Perfects in the Offensive rank! Extremely Dangerous!
(30) Awesome! Awarded for getting all Perfects in the Dangerous rank!
Grudge O'War! (40) Grabbed for settling the Score over 100 times with the same rival! Why stop now? Laying The Takedowns! (20) Mr Popularity! Bagged for getting 50 Takedowns online!
(55) King of the Road! Awarded for getting ahead of all 5 rivals in an online lobby! Not Harmless!
Awarded for getting all Perfects in the Harmless Rank! Opening a Can! Awarded for getting 5 in a row on one Revenge Rival! Perfect Assassin! (55) Stunning! 
Awarded for scoring all Perfects in the Assassin rank! (35) Cruisin'! All race events stormed with Perfect ratings! Road Warrior! Presented for racking up 1,000 Takedowns! Run Burner, Run!
(20) Nice Getaway! Picked up for winning 30 times for the Blue Team in online Road Rage! Rush Hour Revenge! (35) Rush Hour Smashed!
All Traffic Attacks completed with Perfect ratings! Server Surfer! (5) Get stuck in! Awarded for competing in a Burnout Revenge event online! Settle with Metal!
(10) Revenge is Sweet! Awarded for settling a score online! Should be Autographs! (35) Signed off! Awarded for completing all 24 Signature Takedowns! Speeding Bullet!
All Burning Lap and Preview events completed with Perfect ratings! Stack The Pack! Awarded for blowing up 5 rivals at once! Total Payback! Start Something Ugly!
(5) It was them or you, right? Scored for taking someone down online! Takedowns Galore! Earned by chalking up 250 Takedowns! The Crushinator!
(15) Look Out Below! Awarded for getting 2 Vertical Takedowns in a race! The Terminator!
(25) Left for scrap! All Eliminator events smashed with Perfect ratings! Totally Insane! Awarded for scoring all Perfects in the Insane rank!
Triple Trouble! Gained by getting Revenge 3 times in 1 event! (70) The Ultimate Burner! Awarded for nailing all Perfects on Burnout Revenge! Truly Fearless!
(25) Excellent! Awarded for getting all Perfects in the Fearless rank! (35) Takedown Frenzy! All Road Rage events blitzed with Perfect ratings!
Wreck Reckless! (15) Amazing! Awarded for getting all Perfects in the Reckless rank! Your Opinion Counts!
(10) Earned by spreading the word and recommending a Burnout Clip!
It seems utter madness that a game of the quality of Burnout 2 wasn't a massive hit outside of Europe. Maybe it was Acclaim's ongoing inability to compete with the big guns in the US that was to blame, or maybe consumers weren't that convinced about the original and wrongly assumed the quick-fire sequel would be more of the same. They couldn't have been more wrong, and the fact that it still stands out as one of the best looking games and most addictive ever says a lot. Acclaim's loss was very much EA's gain, and if any games publisher in the world knows how to sell to the Yanks, it's EA. If Burnout 3 sells less than four times what its predecessor sold we'd be very surprised indeed. Despite EA already having a best seller in the racing genre in Need For Speed Underground, it was a no-brainer for EA to sign Burnout 3. Criterion has, over the last three years, carved a category all of its own, featuring a crash-based all-action style of racing that no other game has come anywhere near to matching.
The question that troubled hardcore followers of the series though was just how evident EA's paw prints would be on the game. Would it be diluted for the masses, or would the Brits hold out and stick to their guns? Burnout: Tricky The influence EA has had on Burnout 3's gestation cannot be underestimated, but rather than being forced it's a mutual appreciation. You can see it, hear it and feel it everywhere, but given Criterion's love for SSX it was undeniably a match made in heaven when EA jumped the queue and snapped up the rights to publish the game from under everyone else's noses.