It was totally up to you if you wanted to crash your way through the destructible environments listening to 50 Cent or Nine Inch Nails. That is what you all came for, right? With a whopping 124 tracks to choose from, players often found themselves loading up the game just for the tunes. We’re talking sports bikes, choppers, trucks, SUVs, sports cars, muscle cars… you name it.Īnd the music, the music, the music. With a giant campaign spanning recreations of San Diego, Atlanta, Detroit and Toyko (Tokyo being an addition in the “Remix” version), players were in no shortage of things to do.Īnd that is if you ever managed to leave the garage… with seemingly endless customization of nearly 100 different licensed vehicles. In a series known for chaotic and over the top racing, Midnight Club 3: Dub Edition Remix seemed to hit the sweet spot where high-octane fun meets just-right driving physics.
Midnight Club 3: Dub Edition Remix (2005) But most will surely agree, that the next entry had to get it… 1. Midnight Club: Los Angeles was an easy entry on our list of the best Midnight Club games of all time, and just barely missed out on that number one spot. Remix (PlayStation Portable) and Midnight Club: Los Angeles – Complete Edition (PlayStation 3 / Xbox 360).Īnd with online play that supports up to sixteen players, gamers had seemingly endless content to keep them coming back. “Los Angeles” also introduced a 24-hour day and night cycle and dynamic weather effects.įans of Midnight Club: Los Angeles saw re-releases in the form of Midnight Club: L.A. The recreation of Los Angeles covers more area than all three cities from Midnight Club 3: Dub Edition combined! Rockstar San Diego pulled no punches here, especially in the amount of playable content. As the final installation in the Midnight Club series, Midnight Club: Los Angeles had a lot to live up to (following the number one entry on our list).
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