The Masterpiece Rockstar Left Behind

[@gabrielsobrosa]

This is what games these days needs. Atmosphere, vibe, map that feels alive. Rockstar please! Bring a new MC

[@mclarenf1gtr99]

GTA 5 is not a bad racing game.

[@ralcolfwolfcoon8207]

It's not a fucking racing game

[@mclarenf1gtr99]

@@ralcolfwolfcoon8207 Why you cursing? It has racing and it is decent at it.

[@rulingmoss5599]

@@mclarenf1gtr99 It is though, MCLA had real cars, a speedometer (something gta STILL does not have), and the races were actually FUN.

[@nicksmith-rz2dl]

​@@mclarenf1gtr99 it's is a bad racing game imo the races suck imo compared to what Forza or the holy grail of racing games midnight club.

[@BluBlackBerry]

I love how James edited the cutscenes like a flying kitty ytp💀

[@SilverXTikal]

I thought I was trippin

[@TFB2022]

lmao you right

[@minmogrovingstrongandhealthy]

He is trying hard to appeal to todays dumb kids since next to no one else resides on GTA videos ... Even I don't know how and why I ended up on this video, skipped through it and cannot be bothered to watch. 1 hour wasting on RockstarGames, incoherent speech and idiotic editing ?! F_k all that noise.

[@GlutenFree-e]

"You here to fuck ton- shut up, cmon guys let's go fuck tony"

[@Paisles]

“You here to fuk tony?”

[@arianwinanto6299]

This game was a gem, had so much fun playing this especially NFS Undercover was released around that time. I miss the old rockstar

[@NewDesignVinylGraphics]

Are you saying undercover wasn’t good so you played this instead? Undercover is actually very underrated going back to it. Good roster of cars too

[@shawklan27]

​@Cody Machado the game looks and controls like complete piss compared to LA you can't deny that.

[@TurboAlice]

​@@NewDesignVinylGraphics damn we have Undercover apologists now? That game was terrible compared to this, it's just the truth.

[@MichaBigBoss]

It is still a gem.

[@GozuTenno962]

@@TurboAlice we are just waiting till we get payback apologists

[@b.1570]

Midnight L.A Aged like fine wine. Remember when I booted it up for the first time on the Xbox 360 and it was a freaking blast. It's incredible how much fidelity people put into this map and the whole vibe in this game is so spot on that made me feel I was there, even thought I never been in L.A in my life. That's what I call immersion. Exhilarating gameplay, Great car list, Dialogues that does not feel cringe and fantastic soundtrack. Clearly one of the greatest hits from Rockstar Games back then.

[@Artificeral]

I agree the story in this game is great fun

[@onesaucynougat7471]

@@Artificeral the game has a story? I thought it was just talk to a new person, do something they ask you to do, race them, find another person and then rinse and repeat.

[@hanginwithj]

I was watching the Fast & Furious movies recently and literally recognized a street they were on because I played MCLA as a kid! Feeling nostalgic lately. Being a teenage boy watching fast & furious and then firing this up.. Man! What a ride!

[@Sadnessisaconcept]

I remember playing this on my Xbox 360 too. Fun times.

[@Ferrari255GTO]

The dialogue isn't cringe because it's basically plain shit talk between "friends", and i mean that in the best way possible because it's kinda funny

[@TurboAnime]

42:30 I remember getting scared a bit after telling you to back out to save the livery. I knew you would of been fine, but part of me was like "What if it doesn't work."

[@BigPundo]

For 2008 this game was amazing. I remember my dad being blown away by it.

[@Nickles4]

It’s always cool when parents are exposed to the world of gaming like that. We ain’t playing pong anymore 😅

[@BigPundo]

@@Nickles4 honestly, my mum plays candy crush and that's the extent of her gaming knowledge. She thought Red Dead 2 was a movie when she first seen it😂

[@SpeedyKhaledGD]

@@BigPundo same, my mom thought uncharted 3 was a movie or something until she saw my gamepad

[@rulerarez]

@@BigPundothat was my dad with advanced warfare cutscene

[@carfreak-qg9yr]

I love how the other racers would shout at you for crashing into them. Adds some authenticity.

[@bren2274]

It was funny when they bumped into you and blamed you for it lmao

[@ДимаВеселов-в8и]

​@@bren2274 just like irl

[@deaf2819]

wtf is authentic about being able to hear someone in another car over engine noise, wind noise and the environment?

[@hunter-arbe8845]

They are talking to us over a communication device which you can hear beep when they are done talking

[@ObsidianNightmares]

Midnight Club is technically Rockstar's first racing game, but it's a little more complicated than that. Angel Studios made Midtown Madness and Midtown Madness 2, among other things. Rockstar partnered with them to create the first Midnight Club game (with the same game engine as Midtown Madness 2). Not long after that, Angel Studios was acquired by Take Two and renamed to Rockstar San Diego.

[@lennartj.8072]

Midtown Madness was my shit

[@yungdiabetiker]

@@lennartj.8072 first game i was ever addicted to

[@Deadinthemiddleoflittleitaly]

Midtown madness was fire! It's where I learned what a Koenigsegg was.

[@John-996]

Crazy going from Racing games to red dead.

[@RichRacerType4]

I love the YTP-esque editing in the cutscenes 😂

[@sesh517]

"Man you're fuckin funny, you're like Tony. You wanna fuck Tony? You here to do standup? You here to fuck Tony?"

[@Franxy108]

These are just like flyingkitty or something:D

[@LotsOfToubleUsuallySerious]

@@Franxy108 it reminded me of VoMemes or somethin'

[@FH4Player6397]

@@LotsOfToubleUsuallySerious I also watch him :D

[@LotsOfToubleUsuallySerious]

@@FH4Player6397 i'm not a subscriber, but when i want some mindless fun, i just go to ma boi's videos

[@eugenenalpin6058]

Man, it's crazy how many spots in this game reamind me of GTA V, it really shows that they didn't have to go too far for inspiration for Los Santos

[@ainila8414]

i thought i was tripping. it looks so familiar

[@EntropyOnTheCrosshair]

Yeah no wonder. GTA V was a culmination of MC and Max Payne 3. Lol

[@breannathompson9094]

Dude the slowdown driving ability is literally just franklin's ability in single player... yeah no wonder driving around los santos with franklin and lamar felt so familiar! I didnt even realize until i saw this video lol.

[@MrGarryGrey]

It's such a nice game with so many little details (there's an achievement for pulling over and escaping from the cop during the cutscene, when they try to approach your vehicle, which was a fun little thing). I bought it from Xbox Live years ago, there's a digital copy on demand. It really has GTA vibe in dialogs and characters, which makes it so much more alive, even though the story is pretty basic.

[@Artificeral]

Honestly, I love MCLA's California atmosphere and sense of life. There's just something about watching the time of day change and the other racers driving around the city that feels so alive. And also the sense of building up a wicked garage slowly and earning money and reputation to unlock stuff. Having to work to earn cars and upgrades is so much better than Forza Horizon's wheelspins.

[@XDoGG117]

This game is still my favorite racing game today. Not only was the cockpit view and functional gauges ahead of its time but Rockstar even made working Odometers. It will track all the miles you put on a car, and most even have a trip meter that resets when you go back to the garage. The licensing for real brands from Borla and Zex to Apple, T-Mobile and Pizza Hut made the game feel very immersive. This game needs a remaster or the modding community needs to take it over

[@michazmuda1477]

t mobile was also license in both Carbon and Undercover

[@michazmuda1477]

@@boonamai8926 burger king first featured in ug2 iirc. Main sponsor for MW was castrol

[@andrewhood8952]

Driver San Francisco is also underrated.

[@strictlylethal]

​@@andrewhood8952God I wish someone could convert this game's map to a GTA game. Same with Driver SF and TDU2 honestly

[@javidaderson]

The car customization has really shown how far we've come in car culture.

[@FurryWrecker911]

As cool as Liberty Walk and Rocket Bunny kits have become, I do miss body kits that full on replaced the existing parts and weren't just riveted on.

[@FurryWrecker911]

@@purwantiallan5089 The highway racing aspect of MCLA is what really makes me scream in agony. They had finally incorporated what the original Mid Night Club was about, which was highway racing, then over the years roll racing on highways became popular in America. Highway racing IS THE META, AND THEY WERE RIGHT THERE AND JUST *LET IT DIE.* AAAAUGH Why they never expanded further on this is baffles me. Just mimic what Genki did with the TXRZ series and make a game based around Roll Racing on a network of highways across 1 to 4 different cities complete with vehicle health bars, tire wear, weather effects, engine oil temp/pressure, coolant temp, boost controllers, rest stopes, test and tuning, and dealerships/performance shops and you got easy money. Though this is Rockstar and Take-Two. They are already rolling in billions from GTA 5. They have nothing driving them from a management perspective to make a new racing game.

[@RCmaniac667]

Far in the lame direction

[@opadrinho7577]

​​@@FurryWrecker911gree, I think the body kits just remove the custom aspect out of it... All cars end up looking the same, back then we could mix and match bumpers and side skirts, the only thing we have now that we didn't have back them is the wide wheel arches... MC3 even had chop tops for muscle... It was amazing

[@minmogrovingstrongandhealthy]

@@FurryWrecker911 I agree but then again I remember plenty of these cars being just eye candy since they fell apart even by standing in one place forget about racing. Had few friends and relatives who were into the tuner 'pimpin' scene and their cars no matter official or unnoficial parts all fell apart. I remember that their car very fast looked like an animal was chewing through it inside out then anything show worthy ... Money tossed out the window. They ALL learned from their mistakes and got a proper car and ditched this nonsense pimpin culture. Considering how rarer it became and closed down in many places also speaks for itself. When I built a car it was for racing, all these eye candy cars had their parts falling off soon as you turned on ignition or a stereo, racing?! forget racing XD

[@WizardGota]

Youre literally the younger KuruHS, the way you talk and and explaining things while actually racing through the whole video is enjoyable to watch and i also share most of your opinions! Sehr guter content, mach weiter so :D

[@kdz4244]

You gotta love the dynamic between "Player" and Booke. Mixed with the atmosphere of Los Angeles and the detailed car list made this such a great game.

[@teaajay]

whoever edited this video did an OUTSTANDING job, 10/10

[@Franxy108]

JamesVariety Will deserve that 10/10

[@mikehunt9884]

this guy is 100% right, midnight club LA felt alive, driving on the streets, the traffic felt so realistic, and the vibe too..

[@dopey473]

This game also had an amazing soundtrack, not one but TWO songs by my favorite band NIN. Not too mention all the other amazing songs like Miss, Day n Nite, Electric Feel, Red Mist... I could go on. So many great artists, definitely one of the best licensed soundtracks in any game.

[@eddy.h3872]

Indestructible by Disturbed

[@war_hawkan1727]

Cry for Help by Shinedown as well

[@I_Hate_Youtube_Handles]

Reach for the Sky by Social D too

[@CertifiedWTRPerson]

Nothing Left by As i Lay Dying

[@RealAnthonyJones]

Every time I hear electric feel I remember this game. I swear that song came on every time you won a race

[@renelite7181]

One of the greatest arcade racers, belongs in my personal Top 5, and I only played this for the first time 7 months ago.

[@ShotgunSurge0n058]

yes because the AI rubberbanding worse than forza, and still unable to keep up in a maxed car says "good game"

[@renelite7181]

@@ShotgunSurge0n058 ? You might be playing the base version, which has agregious rubberband, plus Midnight Club games arent for the faint of heart. The difficulty is a trademark of the series, its not some baby shit like your forza, which is soulless and boring compared to MCLA, literally fh3-5 is nothing but a copy paste, map is dogshit compared to map of this game.

[@OPPU73NT]

@@ShotgunSurge0n058 cope❄️

[@takumijager2372]

@Jetstream Sam dude, that is an actual skill issue.

[@jamariiion]

@@ShotgunSurge0n058 use a bike if you cant keep up🤣 1098r and the ninja are op

[@fossilfueled27]

I always loved the roar special ability in this game because you could instantly dismount motorbikes, so if ever you raced against them they didn't stand a chance :)

[@jskylinegtr34]

Yep, Lamborghinis with Roar are good too, especially, they almost always race against two Kawasaki AIs along with the Audi R8.

[@mr_resource5099]

Fun fact: Did you know that in the settings for MC:LA you can actually change your convertible top to go up and down? Personally it's one of my favorite little details lol

[@davileon01]

I'm replaying this game this week and damn... It is just sad that this Midnight Club was WAY BETTER from the NFS titles that came out, had that whole street racing vibe and still rockstar abandoned the title on their wall of abandoned titles

[@CyanRooper]

I genuinely believe that if the whole Midnight Club series was released on PC (not just 2 but the whole series) alongside consoles then it would have actually beaten the Need for Speed series in both sales and popularity. Especially Midnight Club 3 and Midnight Club Los Angeles. Imagine how much better the Need for Speed titles of the 2010s would've been if they still had competition from the likes of Midnight Club, Juiced etc.

[@shawklan27]

​@@CyanRooper preach it's the same case when nba, nhl, mlb and nfl games had competition. It was genuinely a great time to be fan of gaming back then.

[@CyanRooper]

@@shawklan27 Yeah, sports games in general were at their peak back when multiple studios were competing with each other to make them. Monopolies on sports licenses led to the massive decline in quality that we're still dealing with.

[@onesaucynougat7471]

I don’t really like this game but it is leagues better than the latest NFS games, I’d rather play it than garbage ass NFS 2015

[@jasonsmith3457]

I still play this game and the customization was insane you can add window tint, change interior color, interior neon, two tone your paint and add fins to your lowrider

[@1969Makaveli]

That was one hell of a jump @ 55:05 You got lucky as hell.

[@Hikarmeme]

One thing I really liked was the auction house where other players could show of their cars and you could buy copies of them. 14 year old me was stoked to find someone's hex edited Rx7 with green lights for sale.

[@_the_n0mad_344]

I remember playing Midnight Club 3 for the PSP and my god it was a game that I was bad at. I still loved it though, it's a childhood game that will never be forgotten

[@julioprado7676]

Wow, look at that traffic density! How could NFS Unbond have such a dead and empty city, if even a 360/PS3 can handle all this traffic? Also, I have to play this game

[@shawklan27]

A flaw with that is that it made the races particularly stressful but a quirk that I liked is how even if I hit a ass of car in full speed it doesn't count as a crash so it keeps the pace going. I wish more racing games did that honestly as it encourages more aggressive racing

[@julioprado7676]

@@shawklan27 sounds awesome to me, I will certainly pick up a copy of this game soon to experience this myeslf

[@gnrtx-36969]

Optimization the game is quite well optimized especially for ps3 since how complex it's architecture is

[@BoxFwog]

This game was a key part of my younger years, I miss the fun, the mods, the friends. Good times, thanks for making a video on this!

[@f11bot]

This and GT5 are THE GAMES I miss playing on my PS3 (that's now broken, sad times) Such fun and complete games!!

[@juwanhowardhll8019]

Mcla gt5 jucie 2 nfs games there were amazing that atmosphere was unlimited and needs to come back

[@f11bot]

@@juwanhowardhll8019 agreed! We need more cool racing games overall.

[@XDoGG117]

On Xbox you can still play this online. It's crossplay between 360, Xbox One and Series S/X

[@offradar31]

@@XDoGG117 wow really? That crazy

[@f11bot]

@@XDoGG117 that’s one big W for Xbox

[@edothebad]

What a really time capsule of last great racing games. Forever stuck in 2008 Hip Hop DUB culture, but the Graphics, Gameplay still holds up until this day.

[@Victor_2000s]

Still have decent racing games after 2008, nothing is about to be stuck in 2000s tuning culture.

[@Victor_2000s]

Still have decent racing games after 2008, nothing is about to be stuck in 2000s tuning culture.

[@tacticalmattress]

I wish we could get another one.. it's really sad that majority of the developers and games we grew up with are no more. Rockstar that made this game no longer exists.

[@shiftsync9988]

I remember buying a racing wheel just for this game, being immersed in last place.

[@gmtmoss7416]

lol

[@demon-x3250]

This game to me is a mix of emotions. I really like this game because of its good level of customization which actually, this is one of the games that made me start trying to make liveries of my own, sure they were eyesores back then but to have the creative freedom to do so especially when by the end, you basically are given full freedom over what car you buy and customize. The races were exciting, the dialogue during races are funny and just how much detail this game has. Like cops paying attention to traffic violations, or how racers will not race you to the start when cops are nearby, cruise control to help you stay under the speed limit when cops are nearby, being able to drive away during a traffic stop and just how densely packed the city is. Honestly i spent my entire playthrough avoiding getting cop trouble and just cruise around the city following the traffic laws until i reach a racer to challenge (which made going to the racers more difficult XD) because the cop chases in here were quite intense at times especially since I believe you're not allowed to have your car reset when you turn upside down during a chase and its an insta bust, dont get me started on the bike. I also loved the payback mission more than delivery, but both have different levels of fun. On the other hand though, this game was very frustrating to play especially on later stages, i remember having so much trouble at the DUB tournaments and especially the Time Trials. Luckily i knew the trick in time trials to make them easy but purposely going at a slower time because the time will always be beaten the first and second time. Regardless though, I had a blast when i played this game, and i even played it twice. The vanilla version on xbox360 (which sadly broke) then the complete version on ps3. I really wished they made more midnight club but like you said in the video, its better for the series to end on a high note than turn into a senseless cashgrab rockstar keeps making games into these days.

[@bread6235]

this game brings back so many memories, there was nothing like playing this on a saturday morning in 2009. i was 7 years old, im 20 and halfway through college. time flies man. my favorite racing game to this day, the atmosphere, the music, the online mode, rate my ride. unlocking the audi r8 through the social club "driving test" was pretty cool too lol. one of the biggest things that made me love this game was the city, it felt alive. there was so much traffic and pedestrians every where. it felt like a REAL city, and not an empty playground like current NFS games. the races didnt feel repetitive cause of this, the amount of random traffic helped with replay-ability so much. the difficulty in this game felt good, i remember losing like 2 of my cars to pinkslips and having a friend come over to get my cars back when i was younger lol.

[@ifGarage]

Loved playing midnight club LA back when I was 12. I recently booted it back up and the nostalgia was real. One thing I really loved about it was when you were in cockpit view and you look behind you, you’ll actually look through the back glass of the car, from my recollection I’m pretty sure this was the only game that utilized the rear glass view.

[@succulenttrash3343]

I just wanna say thank you to the editor who did the YTP edit at 3:20

[@JamVar]

Thank you for E N J O Ying, my friend.

[@Franxy108]

⁠@@JamVarY A S

[@Dawgzilla_Drift]

This game had soooo many details that were genuinely amazing for its time.

[@scina-]

Even though the Midnight Club games weren't simulation games, you felt like you were driving a car. In today's (arcade) racing games you feel like you are driving an arrow and not a car. No game has given me the online experience that I had playing at Midnight Club Los Angeles. It is simply the best street racing game to date. The game was awesome but the online racing was insane and despite its arcade driving, your skill was rewarded. Not like now, racing games have too many aids for those who have no skill.

[@3601christopher]

To this day no other game beats midnight club LA’s driver seat view. In most games the steering wheel looks like it barely turns

[@jskylinegtr34]

Always playing through this pretty well, especially, the Lamborghinis dominate the endgame with their AWD drivetrain, making them very grippy in handling, which i always face the same AI with those when maxed out. Also many users use the Ninja ZX-14 or 1098R due to how overpowered they are, that they can accelerate faster and maintain high speeds on sharper turns to compensate for their very high risk, which makes you get thrown off when hitting traffic, being less durable, and taking a lot longer to get back on after being off the bike.

[@marra132]

best thing of this game is that when you race, the checkpoints are far away from eachother and you can basicly choose your own route to the new checkpoint without getting respawned or something. I hope they will bring it back in the new game

[@muneebhussain6729]

GTA 4 and MCLA were two of the best childhood experiences Rockstar provided us during 7th gen console era. Unforgettable

[@rene837]

Midnight Club: Street Racing was my first racing game that I played on the PS2 back in the day. I also played a ton of Midnight Club 3 DUB Edition, especially in split screen mode with a friend of mine. Fun times and great games.

[@meatmanmagoo]

Looking at some of the cars added to GTA Online you can see they still have a love for real cars, I hope they eventually make a new Midnight Club.

[@dominicrichardson5546]

can't believe they ditched smugglers run as well, that series was awesome

[@jadedpremiere]

This video opened up to me just how much attention to detail this game has. The traffic sounds, the realistic car rev vibration, the dirt in the air as you race (dirty Los Angeles), the crash physics, and especially the sky coloring and clouding. It’s no wonder this game still feels so immersive

[@TDakaNuigoFtrmarket]

7:02 -- "I prefer this version cuz I'm using a better controller" 9:40, 13:22, 15:33 -- Please reconnect controller I've played midnight club 1 and 2, had so much fun with them, but I never played the others. I've been missing out cuz this game looks like a bunch of fun. My love for waypoint races and pink slips came from this series!

[@justintoleos]

The dialogue scenes edited like ytp is my new favorite thing. Good job editor!

[@user-nj6bt5gy4s]

A little over 3 minutes in and it turned into an old ytp

[@Franxy108]

Well, that’s the humor of 2010-2016 KZbin

[@sweettooth5928]

"This camaro now looks way cleaner and better" The horrid blacked out spoked rims 💀💀

[@elrontur]

I'm so glad that this game works via Xbox backwards compatibility and I could pick it up digitally too. I've always been a fan of it but never got to play it up until this point. Definitely a splendid racing game which we can cherish some more this way.

[@iainjones537]

I nearly bought it digitally and then remembered I had the disc on the shelf. Pretty pleased it works as I never managed to complete it before my 360 red ringed.

[@raiankeiji6954]

LOVE the pink slip mechanics in Juiced 1 and 2! I really hope someone makes a game with it again.

[@Francoberry]

I'm so glad you played and loved this game! It's such an amazing game and series. LA was a game I put so much time into. I especially loved the editing. The YTP style phone calls and cutscenes were such a fun surprise 😂

[@Franxy108]

Yes!

[@DLGaming2002]

As a former Californian from LA now living in Tucson, AZ, this game feels like home, and it's my favorite of all the MC games. I wish Rockstar gave this series another chance.

[@junsuzuki1412]

This game reminds me of when I grew up in Santa Monica. Before the homelessness and drug crisis, it was a nice place to live. We would go all over LA and not fear being robbed or stepping in crap. Thanks for reminding me that this game exists. Really takes me back to those good times.

[@guppiapfeljustleopardthing8756]

One nice detail is, that gas station repairs will replace broken body parts with others that have just a Grey basecoat

[@Celloboi58]

Thank you for showing this game to the Public and bringing it back to popularity :)) I played it when i was a kid and loved every second of it. Thank you for bringing back those childhood memories :))))

[@InvidiousIgnoramus]

"If they make another" They won't. There was allegedly one in development around 8 years ago, but it got cancelled early on because they made so much money selling shark cards.

[@ouijamaru420]

Loved Midnight club the customization was great making changes even down to the color of your gauges it's insane to think it came out so long ago. I'd love to see Midnight Club return, imagine if they returned and gave us Japan just surprising everyone including NFS the Crew and Forza Horizon

[@prodanxiety]

one of my favorite childhood racing games ngl

[@elvinmacospag6989]

The unpatched difficulty wasn't just harder, it was straight up sadistic. Rubberbanding to put Most Wanted to shame, AI pulling NoS out of thin air, absurd acceleration and grip, some even launching before you...

[@stormweaverr]

James had a lot of fun editing the cutscenes lol

[@AngryApple]

sad that this game never got a PC release, I love to play it on my PS3 but the 30FPS and the agressive Motion Blur kinda annoyed me back than. It often feels slugish do to 30FPS. The PSP Version is also really fun and technically a masterpiece

[@CyanRooper]

If the entire Midnight Club series had released on PC back in the day then the series would have possibly eclipsed the Need for Speed series in both sales and popularity. Especially with Midnight Club 3 and Midnight Club Los Angeles.

[@Victor_2000s]

@@CyanRooper Only Midnight Club 2 get a PC port.

[@gnrtx-36969]

Connect your ps3 to your pc via capture card and use frame generation via lossless scaling software

[@Jack_Assin]

Man it is neat to see where a lot of the inspiration for the car updates in GTA V came from! Bennys custom was literally a splash of midnight club with a select few lore cars.

[@arjundhingra007]

Babe wake up, Dustin just uploaded!

[@UkiyoRo]

I love that you have saints row 2 pause music playing while painting the eclipse purple lol 😁 nice touch

[@TigerChamp99]

Congratulations for reaching 50k subscribers Dustin!

[@OverloadOV]

5 years later they add a desert to the map change the buildings and let you walk arround, the called it GTA:V. Pretty interesting that i recall most of that City from playing gta v.

[@ryanmeixl6965]

Dustin I have been binging your content for a couple days and I literally last night looked through to see if you had done a video on this game yet. Little did I know it was coming so soon. Fuckin Wonderful

[@-LowResDream]

Bruh ive been waiting for a midnight for years, these games were my childhood and my all time favorite racing games. Ive bought mindnight club LA several times on different platforms over the years and havent regretted it once. I love it.

[@noahcorneliustv]

This game was a massive part of my childhood. Thank you for covering it. The map lives on in a way thanks to GTA V.

[@irateamatsu]

9:50 bro was going to turn around to go look at the billboard LMAO

[@Ha-young_is_Just_Too_Fine]

A Brand new Midnight Club would be insane

[@TheEsam98]

I used to run a drift club in this game. I miss it so much. The drifting used to be epic af, then they did a weird clutch update that made drifting a million times harder.

[@petervanheerden2133]

I truly believe that there are people within Rockstar who want to do another Midnight club and know that considering how dead racing games are they'd make money but whenever they mention it the Top brass just tells them to put their ideas in GTA.

[@DocDoge]

This game definitely had the best transition after you beat the game because I remember you unlock all the cars and upgrades for free and it was so much fun to just try out all the cars the game had to offer

[@camelsouttahere.]

It's so interesting how close the gta 5 map is to this map, if you know the gta map layout then you basically already know where to go in this game

[@InternetMouse]

I came here from your Midnight club 3 No Buying cars challenge , it was amazing 🙌

[@Eggyteevee]

This game is truly way ahead of its time, decades ahead of its time, its just so amazing

[@suicideyt]

Yeah, no other game came even close to it in terms of immersion

[@FC70YT]

I didn’t think much about the game when I first saw the thumbnail, but after watching this video, I want this game now.

[@RealityRicky]

James is a god-tier editor

[@JamVar]

[@sesh517]

"Man you're fuckin funny, you're like Tony. You wanna fuck Tony? You here to do standup? You here to fuck Tony?"

[@Franxy108]

@@JamVarHe’s very good on editing in YTP Style

[@fu102]

Your editor is in godmode for this video

[@midorifox]

whoever edited the cutscenes did a fantastic job

[@Franxy108]

JamesVariety did a good job. Lovin’ the YTP edit on cutscenes😂

[@ritualsofthedarksun]

Dieses kurze KZbin Poop Editing am Anfang bei dem ersten Charakter Dialog = Perfektion 👌😂

[@BiggusWeeabus]

Nowadays Rockstar really prefers to rerelease GTA V over and over again than revive Midnight Club

[@egecaglar2265]

I used to play this at an internet cafe might actually be the first video game that I have ever played, the only thing I did was drive around the city. I also remember really liking the crash mechanics.

[@kldhearteddee8402]

MCLA predicted the Hellcat/Demon 😮‍💨

[@HOODIESOLOO]

So so so happy this game still has appreciation because this is a core memory of playing from childhood to now it’s just so amazing to play to this day and the memories made that developed a personal love for cars and driving games overall especially when this was really my first game I ever played on ps3 too with my dad

[@rechargegamesstudio2803]

The logic i can think why mid night club is no more is that GTA5 basically have extremely similar race elements that surely are taken from this game, and they would say it's a waste of resources to have two games doing practically the same purpose even if midnight club can be more detailed and focused on the racing aspect, maybe if gta5 was not successful we would still have midnight club around.

[@John-996]

A Bit Like Maxpayne3 being focused on Gunplay or The Warriers focused on hand to hand.

[@TURBOMIKEIFY]

This game made the Audi R8 my dream car.

[@josephmachado6081]

Still probably my favorite racing game. if not definitely top 5. Still get on it every now and again.

[@ManleyReviews]

BASED well done man.

[@leftlanegaming530]

Game is more alive than Forza Horizon 5

[@Under10Hours]

I just played this a few months ago, and now after watching your video I want to start up a new playthrough. MCLA is so so good.

[@MrSkullMerchant]

I prefered midnight club 3 tbh

[@LouAntonioGiordano]

I still think about the days of driving my Impala SS in that game some times

[@CapnFlappyJaw42]

God, I miss this game so much. So many good memories ;-;

[@jayharris5086]

Get an xbox and you can play them again! The nostaligia factor holds up extremely well and you’ll be glad you played it again.

[@SeagullIV]

I am addicted to that MAN skit. It is so well done MAN.

[@k13376]

MCLA was such a challenging and enjoyable game, I was lucky enough to find myself a copy of the Complete Edition👍🏻