Product ReviewsMidnight Club: Street Racing (Sony PlayStation 2, 2000)

Good

I give it 5 because it’s a ps2 game that works fine. But if you want a more realistic game with better gameplay get need for speed or gran turismo. This one came out in 2000 FYI.

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Good for its time

It was one of the first ps2 releases that included street racing and the ability to free roam. Graphically the game looks outdated now. Gameplay wise its still great. Basically win a car and use that car to race against a faster one for pink slips. Read full review...

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Midnight Club Street Racing

Midnight Club: Street Racing takes the basic concepts and modes that made Midtown Madness so much fun and adds to it more hidden vehicles and a rudimentary plotline.

The plotline is as simple as it is unnecessary. You, as a New York City cabdriver, need a little spice in your life. One night, while driving around aimlessly, you happen upon Emilio, a low-rider driving chump with a turtleneck sweater and an accent that bounces between Latino and Italian. After showing that you can keep up with Emilio's ride, he introduces you to Midnight Club, a secret organization of late-night street racers. From there, you cruise the city, looking for trouble in the form of hookmen. These hookmen are visible on your map. Once you get behind them, you'll have to keep up with them until they feel that you're worthy of a race. The hookmen races pit you against that driver's entire posse. But calling up one of the hookmen on your handy cell phone puts you in a one-on-one race. When you win the race, you add the opponent's car to your garage. Most of the races are checkpoint races, mean you can go just about any direction you like, as long as you hit all the checkpoints and get to the finish line before the opposition. While you're given an insane amount of freedom in the races, there are usually only two or three viable paths to success. Eventually, your Midnight Club exploits lead you to London. Both cities are extremely large and full of life. Aside from the main career mode an arcade mode, which lets you set up head-to-head, checkpoint, and two-player races. There's also a capture the flag mode, which lets you play against another person or against computer opponents. The two-player splitscreen mode introduces a bit more pop-up into the equation, but it's still very playable.Read full review...

Fun game for my kids

Game is new, good game for kids to learn before jumping to the third addition like i did.

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Retro classics

Fun driving game from the past. Also try Smugglers Run

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Great for the age

An older game with rough graphics.
But still a classic

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Midnight club

Worked after I cleaned the lens in my game system

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Good features

Glad it was new

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Great game

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Great game

Quick shipment. Great game!

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