Midtown Madness 3

THE GOOD:
~The 2 large cities
~The cool cars
~Lots of modes to play in
~The graphics (the detail)

THE BAD:
~The music
~The glitches

SUMMARY:
At first this game looked crap, though when I saw a person rampaging through the city in a Garbage truck I knew I was going to love this game.

This has to be one of the most fun and enjoyable car/racing games out there. It is not a totally serious game in where you have tracks to follow. As the 2 enormous levels; Washington DC and Paris there is no linear play here. So when you are playing a mission you have the freedom to go anywhere you want.

The graphics at first were a bit dodgy, but you become accustomed to it. After a while you will notice the detail the game makers (DICE) have put into the game. The pedestrians have been created well and the cars you find in the cities. Though in the background you'll notice that the cars are moving in a jerky...

THE GOOD:
Lots of cars, big cities

THE BAD:
Not as good as Midnight Club II

SUMMARY:
Midtown Madness 3 has the misfortune of hitting Xbox alongside the excellent Midnight Club II(which, ironically, was developed by the team behind the original PC Madness games). In the realm of blazing, city-based aauto action, Club easily overtakes MM3 in terms of visuals, variety, and pure, visceral speed.
That's not to say that this is a bad game. It's just second best. The collosal cities(Washington D.C. snd Paris) are quite fun to explore, and there's no shortage of snazzy cars and trucks to drive. It's certainly simple to pick up and play, though it may be a bit too easy--if you're seeking tense races requiring finesse, you should look elsewhere.
MM3 isn't just racing--you'll motor through tons of different missions(including driving a taxi, or delivering money in an armored car). This helps keep the...

THE GOOD:
you can have your onw soundtracks in the game, so is it makes for good times crusin around (or rasing around) listing to music that you actuly like. theres downlaodable content, 2 citys, washington DC, wich has big, straight roads, and paris, wich has lots of small curvy roads, both citys are good, and both are BIG. they resemble the actulal citys in real life.

THE BAD:
theres not much bad about this game excet you cant have a guest when you play online, wich sucks. in the single player, theres people walking around, but online theres non.

SUMMARY:
this is a good game, the only draw back is that you cant have a guest online. the download content is great (so far, 4 car packs, and 2 race courses)

in single player, you can find paintjobs, wich add diffrent color to your car, then use them online, wich is cool.

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SUMMARY:
This game features 34 amazing cars, most of them high-performance cars, but some are civilian cars and there are some..... larger vehicles. There are a plethora of missions that you can accomplish, all of them timed (hey, its a racing game) there are missions where you race against other racers, some are just timed checkpoints, and there are other missions like ambulance missions, cop missions, chaueffer missions, the like. The only bad thing about this is that there are only 2 cities, as huge as they are. Both are distinct, but because there are only 2 thats what brings it down.

Microsoft's game studios have come up with a couple of fine games in their time, which were for release on the PC. Now that the Xbox has come along, it shares these games. Midtown Madness 3 is one of these, and it will easily be one of the games of the year.
MM3 is the type of game, that us gamers can't wait to arrive. It has everything: online play/multiplayer, great graphics, a decent single player game, and it is just pure fun.

Playing by yourself can take a little time, I myself completed the single player/undercover mode in about a week, in both cities. Don't let this put you off, it is a challenge, but luckily I had a fair bit of free time on my hands when I bought this. Undercover Mode sees you working as an detective in Washington and as an undercover officer in Paris; these are basically missions, ie checkpoint races, chases, things like that. There are 54 of these in all, meaning 27 in each city. The other single player option is, the, well, Single Player...

THE GOOD:
its ok as a racer fast and some times funny. like doing a donut in the white houses garden.

THE BAD:
you can't kill the people who run around shouting out stupid comments. the games sometimes may get on your tits. the maps p***ed me off alot

SUMMARY:
any geezers/ladies got any cheats.