MC4: Los Angeles
So far, as I've read the many reviews of gamers worldwide, Midnight Club: Los Angeles is a perfection of Xbox Street Racing. 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. The flaw I hear is the major, massive AI Difficulty, which I hear can be impossibll hard to beat throughout the game. I myselft do not think it is impossible, for many gamers have completed the game, but I do not recommend this game to those who give up easily or expect an easy time playing the game, 'cause all you can expect from this is a MAJOR hard AI difficulty level, and newly-found anger issues. I do, however, recommend this game to the die-hard fans of street racing, and those who have played racing games before that truly want a challenge. This game, as a warning, can make you want to throw the controller at your TV. At most street racing games, the faster your car, the easier and better the game is, but in the opposite perspective of THIS game, the better and faster your car is, the worse it is for you, because when you tune your cars, the AI matches you and tunes their cars as well, fit to easily beat you, due to even ONE error during racing, as I've heard of an "Anonymous" gamer, that they have won most of their races with their starter cars, rather than the good selection of supercars including the Saleen S7 and the array of Lamborghinis. This game, although with the major flaw in AI, has its good share, too. The graphics are stunning and the environment is dead-on to the actual Los Angeles. The environment is so detailed, you could spot the hotel you stayed at during vacation! The massive array of cars, racing events, and tuning capabilities also adds to the game's intensity. The cars range from a 1970s Volkswagen to the well-known supercar, Saleen S7, and the customizations come from tuning your car's engine to perfection with a turbo, to the tire size and profile of your ride. Overall, this is a very well-made game, a 9/10, but if you have anger management problems, I suggest you don't buy it.Read full review
