It missed the rivals face (except Bike riders) and trash talking literally.

What?

Every knows that is Midnight Club 2 races recreated in Midnight Club 3, looks like you are the dumb who doesn't understand the point.

Truly.

In story, vehicle damage, soundtrack and atmosphere yes, but not in content like more cars, more cities and customization.

Not even close.

@@Victor_2000s story is least of my worries.

@@MidnightApex-ml6jc Personal opinions are not the cause to critic, its better a story than a no story.

​@@ridermanyt8029 if that happens, we would definitely struggling against Primo at his first race in Paris

=))))

Tokyo from Midnight Club 3 its the same from Midnight Club 2, only changes the textures and gives more shortcuits.

No you ain't m8. Most peeps won't understand that this was a recreation of the mc2 Tokyo races done in mc3. Mc3 has its limitations due to it having licensed vehicles (so vehicles won't exactly be identical since cars in mc2 don't have plates hence why the racer styled the plate as something related to the racer and the car they had) and a revamped Tokyo so the courses while 100% accurate won't be near identical due to a few environmental changes here and there. On a final note. This video only pays homage to MC2. Yes MC2 Dub Edition does not technically exist but this is as close as we can get to a reimagining of what a more modern MC2 would ever hope to look like.

@@joshcooper467 your right homie i played tiniest bit of mc2 on my friends PC

@@_mrk347_ dude. I never liked MC2. I grew up on MC3 and I can say that it has more to offer than MC2 in terms of vehicle choice customization and vibrancy (by that I mean the graphics). I loved the revamped Tokyo challenge map in MC3. Just tearing through the streets and the wharf jump on the Ducati S4R was one of my favorite memories. But I played MC2 and I already beat it 3 times over. A couple of challenging races initially on my first playthrough was the first race with Maria (since you need the Emu for its top speed to even trying to beat it) Nikko's and Haley's races and let's not mention Savo. We do owe him a challenge. And man are his races fun and intense. His first Paris race that gets a lot of props as the hardest race is well deserved if you don't have the correct path and I can say that his first two races in Tokyo easily edges the game to its highest apex of difficulty. But MC3... Boi if you hate those autocross races you're in for a real treat. Try doing it without a sports bike luxury sedan or tuner... And Vito... I hate that guy soooo much! Hit to mention the initial challenge of the Balboa Park tournament for the beautiful 300c. Fun times.

@@joshcooper467 actually I also grew up on mc3 but mc2 was a little better in car damage I would love to see engine on fire in mc3

@@_mrk347_ there is engine fire but only when your car hits a gas pump. I admit the damage models have improved and really added to the immersion in mc2 and 3. If your car flipped over and landed on the roof your entire window and roof got messed up pretty bad. The video is awesome. For Ricky's car just to satisfy the fans or at least the other dumbasses who keep complaining about "this is mc3 hit dislike"... All they had to do was use the other lotus (the Esprit I believe) that they have in the game. For the supra of Kenichi I think we can all say that the McLaren is his "other car" he keeps mentioning. 😊

Actually is, he recreated the races layouts, Midnight Club 3 doesn't have the same vehicles list from Midnight Club 2.

Finally someone who mentioned this. I always hated the blur effect It looks so dirty with the muddy textures. MC 2 was pretty sharp and clean.

Actually no, Midnight Club 3 have better polygon count, effects and textures quality compared to the previous game.

He’s still on KZfaq. Just look up Reiji.

​@@SaintJesterThis its the lost KZfaq account?

@@Victor_2000s I’m assuming yes

Plus the soundtrack in both races makes it something very special