Reviews and Problems with Midnight Club:Los Angeles
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Overall 7
WR: Midnight Club Los Angeles (PS3/Xbox 360)
gameusagi.com
14 August 2012
Excerpt: I’ve always been a big fan of the Midnight Club series, especially Midnight Club 3: DUB Edition on the Xbox and PS2, so when Midnight Club Los Angeles (MCLA), the
Pros: LA is a large race environment with excellent draw distances, Incredible sense of speed, good frame rate, Great selection of tunes, Nice engine effects, Good variation...
Cons: Clean, sterile look is a visual step back from MC 3’s motion blurred flair, Corny voiceovers, Collisions are too frequent and unforgiving due to game’s high speeds, Co...
Excerpt: Midnight Club: Los Angeles is the latest from Rockstar Games in their underground racing franchise. Sticking to the same formula as previous Midnight Club titles, players...
Conclusion: Concept: Bring Midnight Club to next-gen systems, and add an enormous virtual Los Angeles Graphics: Demonstrates the power and versatility of Rockstar's Rage engine.
Conclusion: No one in the industry packages games with more panache than Rockstar. But in spite of the L.A. verisimilitude and the sound racing action, the clichéd characters,...
Pros: The Reputation Points system. Losing a race still earns you a handful of points. Even when you lose, you still feel like you've accomplished something.
Cons: The opponent A.I. displays borderline inhuman driving skills. Even the game's earliest races will try players' patience. And the police in the game pursue with frighte...
Excerpt: It's not surprising that many people have fear issues with arachnids. Creepy little things; the way they move alone is enough to freak quite a few out...
Excerpt: If there's something Rockstar does better than everyone else, it's creating believable virtual cities. GTA 4 felt more alive than any open-word game to date, so it's no...
Pros: Tonnes of fun, Great driving model, Stunning visuals
Excerpt: Cruise the streets of a compact, but very real Los Angeles in the driving simulator 'Midnight Club: Los Angeles,' for the XBox 360, and watch this review, courtesy of