One flaw I hear though, is a major one, so you might want to check it out in a game guide or maybe rent it before you buy. So far, as I've read the many reviews of gamers worldwide, Midnight Club: Los Angeles is a perfection of Xbox Street Racing. Midnight Club: Los Angeles also features a licensed soundtrack by popular recording artists. Multiple vehicle types are available from different eras and include motorcycles. Any damage received while driving or racing can be repaired at various garages. Initiating races involves flashing the vehicle's lights to signal an opponent and then driving to a designated start point. Spanning an area larger than all three cities combined in 2005's version, Midnight Club: Los Angeles has players switching between an aerial perspective to plan routes and a street level view to prowl for potential events. The digital version of Los Angeles is the largest city featured in a Midnight Club game to date.

Reputation points earned from races can be traded in for new vehicles, performance parts, and special race invitations. Up to four players can compete simultaneously online via Xbox Live. The entire city is available to explore from the start, so players are free to travel wherever they want, looking for opponents to challenge in races designed to test their driving prowess. There are no longer menu screens to navigate or linear missions to follow. Powered by the same graphics engine used in Grand Theft Auto IV, the title offers arcade-style racing from either a behind-the-car perspective or a dashboard viewpoint with working dials and animated steering wheels. Instead of solely focusing on the nighttime racing scene, Midnight Club features a 24-hour day-night cycle set in densely populated Los Angeles.

Rockstar's Midnight Club racing series makes its first appearance on next-gen consoles after a three-year hiatus.

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