8.8 out of 10

Midnight Club: LA Remix

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User Score (39)

8.8
Expert Score (27)

7.7
Value for money (2)

8.9
Sound quality (2)

7.8
Gameplay (10)

8.6
Graphics (9)

9.0
Sound (5)

9.0
Lifespan (4)

8.6

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52 of 904 in Playstation PSP Games

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Pros & Cons

solid controls, responsive handling, best graphics, attractive visuals, technically impressive

long loading times, sometimes repetitive

Score Distribution

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5-6		(1)
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Expert Reviews

GameBump

6.0/10

26 February 2011
Midnight Club LA Remix is a competent racer with few niggling issues and annoyances. The portable version holds up well to its fully featured console cousins and for an arcade style racing game on the go you're unlikely to... Read more
Operation Sports

8.0/10

24 November 2008
on the Xbox 360. Since the game was released on virtually every platform, I was also tasked with taking a look at the PSP version. I was curious how a game like Midnight Club LA would translate to the small screen of the PSP,...
- Good frame rate with solid visuals., Handling is believeable and predictable., Two separate cities give room to race.
- Can't see road ahead well enough., Scripted events get stale quickly., Race markers aren't accurate enough.
Gamebosh

8.3/10

3 May 2011
One of the most popular launch titles for the PSP in Europe was Midnight Club 3: DUB Edition, so it seems only natural that the series returns to Sony's hand-held device at around the same time that it makes its debut on the Read more
- Fantastic PSP graphics, Two cities to race through, Decent level of Arcade/Multiplayer options
- Missing checkpoints can be a pain, Severely reduced cop involvement
Playstation Illustrated

7.8/10

16 January 2009
The PSP has had its share of good racing action. I'll admit I'm biased, someone that comes to every game in this genre hoping to fall in love, but I challenge anyone to say the system hasn't seen many quality racing games. Read more
The Gamers Temple

7.4/10

29 December 2008
The first appearance of Midnight Club on the PSP was memorable for the fact that the load times were longer than the races themselves. In fact, I can remember actually falling asleep once during a particularly lengthy load. Read more
WorthPlaying

2 February 2009
Midnight Club: LA Remix will provide another incredible portable racing experience. Developed by Rockstar London, the game will take full advantage of the hardware to deliver the unrivaled sense of speed and style that the... Read more
Cheat Code Central

2 February 2009
Then there's the problem of traffic – it will be the bane of your in-game existence. If you're going across an intersection at any significant speed, chances are a vehicle will get in your way, figuratively crumbling your... Read more
Diehard GameFAN

13 November 2008
Midnight Club is a fun and lengthy racing game whose only sins are some balancing issues and some god awful loading times. Still, this is one of the better racing games you can get on the go and those who play it will find a... Read more
GameZone

8.0/10

26 October 2008
It’s been awhile since fans of the illegal street racing genre took a late night drive in a Midnight Club game so it’s good to see Rockstar’s racer back again on consoles as Midnight Club: Los Angeles and on the PSP as Read more
GameSpot

7.5/10

18 November 2008
Midnight Club: LA Remix is an extensive game with loads to offer, but the difficulty might hamper your experience. You'll spend plenty of time retrying and redoing races as you attempt to rack up your rep, but the grinding... Read more
- Absolutely gorgeous city, Tons of intensely fast and fun racing, Solid controls.
- Frustrating AI difficulty, Long loading times, Sometimes repetitive.