Against a human it's even more compelling. Even against the computer Capture the Flag was a blast. Players can burn rubber through the cities in game such as Capture the Flag, Cruise, Head to Head, and Waypoint. In fact, you could win up to 17 different cars altogether, ranging from the Pirahna (which looks like a VW GTI), a pimped out pick-up truck, a "Crusero," taxi cabs, police cars (from both NY and London), British Double Decker Busses, NY busses, and cars that resemble Nissans, Hondas, Toyotas.Īrcade Mode is where the two-player goodness is found. As you make your way through the once cloaked circuit of midnight club racers, you earn all sorts of killer vehicles. Gamers get the chance to start a Midnight Club career in "Career" or venture into single or two-player games with "Arcade." Career involves a long-term commitment to the streets, enabling you to race against others, and by winning, you receive their cars. In contrast to Rockstar's other racer, Smuggler's Run, which tries to have attitude, Midnight Club simply has it. They're nasty and they try to ruin your car. Everyone you meet has some kind of attitude, and gives you lip.
Your car, no matter which one, is totally modified ¿ lowered to the legal limit, heavy with speakers and expensive sound systems, perfectly tinted, chromed, detailed, and rigged with the most exquisite and expensive hub caps on or off the market. Gameplay The idea behind Midnight Club is that racers take to the street at night and hook up with other like-minded folks for no-holds-barred racing through the streets of London and New York. Midnight Club brings back a simple arcade-style racing and weaves in mission-based and team-based gameplay ¿ it's a fast, supernatural kind of driving that melds some really great proven coin-op elements with PC style gameplay under one hood. It's not really a straight racing game by any means, it's a tailored, specialized, illegal form of racing. Take Midnight Club: Street Racing for instance. On PlayStation 2, racing games aren't necessarily what they used to be. With the exception of Driver, the most memorable racing games were straight up racers. A few more could arguably be tagged onto that list, but those are really the top dogs. In the long line of racing games for the PlayStation, only a few names really remain, Gran Turismo, Ridge Racer, and Need for Speed.
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