Thank you, I can't speak Russian, but I'm glad you enjoyed the video.

I do. Why?

You should!

@@alexsaffamerica I'm always on the lookout for low poly scratch made vehicles constantly for midtown 2! You can never have enough!

​@@tropixx_xlr1549 Indeed, I'm always dreaming of a Gran Turismo/Ryuji Kainoh-like variety of these cars.

You can say that again! The modding scene for this game has evolved into something spectacular. By the way, what mods did you make for MM2? I'm looking to use them in my Mod Showcase series.

@@alexsaffamerica I think the most important mods were - Lost City (Map) - San Francisco Alien Invasion (Map) - Day and Nighttime change - Drive-On-Water Mod - Digital Speedometer

@@mysteryman4501 I remember playing Lost City when I was a kid. The important mods for MM2 have changed, though. Now you have MM2Hook, Revisited v6, and all other great mods.

Coincidentally, you will actually find this as a taxi in eastern/central Europe.

Yeah, I believe MM2 modders should give MM1 the same attention, although it's not as versatile as MM2.

Totally, it's a fairly dark, yet dreamy D&B track.

Sure, I would love to try that, as I had always been waiting for a proper SRT-4 mod for the game! Just keep in mind that I didn't install NFSU2 on my new PC yet.

Yeah, even if some of them are not lore-friendly like the mods I'm aiming to show, it's impressive. Moreso, some MM2 community members are Polish (including sajmon14, most famously), where Fiat is somewhat popular as well. I know the HQTM-Team was composed of a bunch of Poles, so they made the Fiat Punto mod that you drove once before.

It's quite rare in my country as well, as only three were privately imported.

I can do that, but what do you mean by Vaseline?

@@alexsaffamerica That was a reference to the Top Gear police episode where Jemery use Vaseline for the camera lens for "Soft Focus".

​@@drishavgOh yeah, I remember that episode, especially that Fiat Coupé cop, so I do understand your reference.

I will do that. I will showcase the improved Fiat Coupé as well. :]

Go on the r/ROMs GitHub website and search under the Sony/PlayStation 2 section. There, you will find pretty much every PS2 game.

I'm aware of that, but as I said in the description, commendations are not my concern. I will, however, earn them off-screen.

Hidden gem I suppose

Yup, I wouldn't mind being one. After all, I enjoy watching American police bodycam videos, which can often be hilarious, and I enjoy enforcing the rules, laws, and whatnot.

@@alexsaffamerica Sounds cool. I like buddy cop movies like Lethal Weapon, Tango and Cash, Rush Hour and Bad Boys.

Tell ya what, I should've used that Challenger mod in that video series, but I guess I can use it in the next San Francisco part, though.

Totally! However, MysteryDriverX's map mods are pretty good too. I once learned that he once worked on an unreleased Buenos Aires map mod, but it was put on hold because of how difficult it is to make map mods for this game.

I know. I even played MCSR and beat it once.

They are, except that I would totally love to have a Quantum/HiAce taxi mod in MM2. That would be pretty fun.

Ok, I will do that, then. I do like VideoPad's simplicity. DaVinci seems way too complicated for me.

The year 2000, back when California didn't suck so much.

So do I. It's a very integral part of the Midtown Madness series, these pre-race and post-race commentaries.

Huh, "X" is one of my favorite rap songs and I can hear the resemblance. This is not AI, as this song was sourced from a video dating back to 2009, which has been deleted.

I have no idea. My first thought was that Forza Motorsport is a track-focused racing game, so it's irrelevant to assign license plates to them as if they were road-legal. However, I still get your point because in every Gran Turismo game, cars have placeholder plates with their model name on it, which is better than nothing. I've always preferred realistic license plates, even in track-focused games. Other than that, I cannot quite theorize why that might be the case. It might have something to do with the complexity of the game's damage model, but I can't tell if I'm right, so that's about it. However, Forza Motorsport 2 has a livery editor similar to NFS Carbon and Juiced 2, so we can always remedy the issue with that. Forza Horizon 3 introduced license plates, at least, but since their introduction, they've been looking like goofy faux European plates.

I did start with the tech demo as well, and I agree that the game has evolved. Not only is it a sandbox driving game, it can double as an RPG as well.

Well, I'm more of a career mode player, since I play it for that delayed gratification. To me, there's nothing better than being rewarded with cool stuff after doing things. BeamNG does have some AI races, though the AI needs some work on it and one part of me believes that you can make fully customizable races in the game, since this game is very mod-friendly. One thing that I know well is that in Freeroam mode, you can spawn other cars that will either chase, follow, or run away from you.

​@@alexsaffamerica I see.