The first midnight club that i bought was Midnight Club 3 Dub Edition. I thought the game was way better than other racing games because it had a city to race through that was realistic , and let's face it, it is funny as hell crashing over curbs and flipping end over end down the streets of a real city. The upgrades to the engine, the cool neons and other exterior adjustments, and the collection of cool cars you can get over time were also great parts to the game. The new game has one less city, but the colors are more vibrant, and i think the animation quality has gotten better too. Anyways a great second game. I was waiting for this to come out, and it was as cool as i thought it would be.

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well, I gotta say it does have it's awesomeness: I mean, imagine playing Midnight Club 3 for PS2 on this little baby, cut out the cutscenes and the 2 extra cities, you got yourself this game. It controls easily, but you'll find distances to be a pain in the arse to calculate. you also will find that the thumb stick is something to get use to; if you just hop on, your going to have some crazy experience otherwise. all the story missions are updated with an in-game chat to a CPU story character that talks like they know better. all your options underneath the hood and beyond it are limited to what they could do, but still, its racing out of order: kinda fun: too bad you can't make your own races. it depends on what you like: if you like what tracks they throw at you, then buy it, good game. If you like changing it up by making your own maps, then forget this.

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midnight club los angeles is awesome i love it you can customize you car in all sorts a ways and the gameplay is fluid like water, and i like how you can drive to you garage i hav'nt yet unlocked tokyo chalenge yet but it looks good. good for the price man congrats for the game team, may be some profanity so kids 10+ i rate. get this game please, only glitch is online gameplay does'nt quite work. bye

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I rented this to see if it was worthy of buying. I liked the long list of cars to choose from in MC:Dub Edition for the PSP. But the gameplay wasn't all there. The framerate didn't flow as well as I would like it. I would rather have better driving than large driving environments because after all, that is where the fun is in these types of games.

That's why I think this game tops because the driving is so fluid and you can see a mark difference between both games.

Some people choose driving games based on which licensed vehicles are included. The list in this game is somewhat limited but they do a good job of mixing past and present tuner, luxury, and muscle cars. Not to mention a few sport bikes. You get 2 great cities as your backdrop so that's pretty darn sweet in it's own right. I really like the fact that all times of day are included. In previous MC games, it was only night time, dusk, and dawn. So this is a welcomed edition for me. My only gripe is the loading time. But considering what you get once it's loaded, it's hard to complain. Especially since you can free roam in CRUISE when you are in career mode. I also want to mention the other games in arcade mode like capture the flag which could be pretty fun. All in all, a decent title, you should check it out.

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I am very satisfied with this seller and product. This seller made everything really great and smooth. The shipping was fast and my product arrived in perfect condition before the delivery estimate days. I will definitely do business with them again.

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I have had this game now for like a month and half and i really enjoy it. It is similar to the first midnight club but it has a lot of newer cars. One thing though is that it's a little more challenging than other games, what i mean is that i'm not even halfway done and it's hard to pass the races. But this just makes it more challenging and wouldn't say it's bad thing. Overall, I would recommend this product. It has the same flavor than the original midnight club only with better cars and a new city.

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La Remix is a cool game. Could have been better though. Some cars like the Audi R8, I just don't know how to unlock.

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While the latest PS3 and Xbox 360 versions of Midnight Club have gotten the most attention, this LA Remix version will please PSP fans looking for some hot, wild racing on the go.

This version in fact adds a second city, Tokyo, which you unlock in career mode after mastering LA.

LA Remix also has ad-hoc wireless racing for up to four players.

In short, at $40, this version of MC probably gives you the most bang for your buck.

And did I mention how good the game looks on the PSP's bright little screen? Beautiful -- and the cars handle wonderfully as well.

What cars are here? Tuners including a Pontiac Solstice and Chevy Cobalt SS Supercharged. Muscle cars past and present, like a '69 Mustang Boss 302, a '70 General Lee, and the new Camaro. Plus exotics like the Aston Martin V8 Vantage Roadster, the Ford GT and Shelby Cobra, a brace of Lambos, and a Saleen S7. No Ferraris or Bugattis, unfortunately...

There are shortcuts and multiple routes... cop chases and interference... wild power-ups and air time... and your car takes damage -- too much, and the race is over!

The long and short is -- there's tons of fun for PSP fans here. Highly recommended!

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my kid let me get down on this game. it was cool. i liked the graphics.

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my older son used to have GTA for the psp and i didnt want my younger son playing that game so i got rid of it and replaced it with this one. the kids love this game and take turns to play.

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Midnight Club: LA Remix is the best racing game on the PSP. Even better than the new Gran Turismo game on PSP. Midnight Club: LA Remix is also perfect even if you're not that big of a racing game fan as much as it is perfect for racing game fans.

There are so many things to do on Midnight Club: LA Remix.

- Free Roam around 2 Huge Maps of Los Angeles, CA, USA and Tokyo, Japan.

- Tons and tons of Exterior Customization from tons of body parts, rims, license plates, etc.

- Tons and tons of Interior Customization from tons of seats, steering wheels, gauges, etc.

- A 24 Hour Day/Night cycle, so the time of day is constantly changing

- Weather effects from clear and sunny weather to cloudy weather, rain, etc.

- A huge ammount of cars in all different types from Tuners, Muscle cars, Exotics, etc.

- There are also Motorcycles where you can pull wheelies and do stoppies, with tons of customization like the cars.

- All of the Cars and Motorcycles are real life, licensed vehicles like Lamborghini, Kawasaki, Ford, Chevrolet, Mazda, Mercedes-Benz, and more.

- Dynamic Police that chase you if you run a right light or go past the speed limit. You can then also lose the cops. However, you can then also get pulled over and arrested.

- More customization like a vinyl editior (like in Forza 2) where you can create any image and overal vinyl you want using various shapes, letters, and numbers. Example like a "The Dark Knight" car, the McDonalds logo, etc.

So, if you are a racing game fan or not, whoever you are, if you have a PSP get Midnight Club: LA Remix!

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