The sound in a driving/race game is never too much to shout about and this one’s no exception. That said, there’s still cool effects on view such as the time I left the road, smacked into a shop front and smashed the glass! This in turn does affect the gameplay adversely and the extreme speed is one thing I miss from the original game which I played at length. Also, when you’re actually driving, it can be great fun but it’s not quite got the speed of, say, Burnout and thus feels a little slow. On the plus side, MM3 has that perfect arcadey look to it, but on the flip side there’s still some jaggies about so it doesn’t feel quite as polished as it could have done, and certainly not as much as Project Gotham Racing.
Midtown madness 3 blitz Offline#
While offline you’ve the choice of three modes for a single-player – Cruise, which is essentially a practice run, Blitz, in which you must go through all the checkpoints, in any order, before time runs out to win a Blitz race and Checkpoint – largely the same, but you don’t have to run against the clock and, instead, you’re playing against other competitors.Ī system link option is available for those not blessed with Xbox Live, but I’ll come on to the online fun later.
Xbox Live-enabled: Live I loved the original on the PC, sampled the sequel and now we have Midtown Madness 3 on the Xbox with full-on ‘Live’ privelidges.
Dom Robinson reviews Midtown Madness 3 for Xbox Distributed by Microsoft
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