After an absence of three years, the Midnight Club series is finally returning to the PSP. This title was released at the same time as Midnight Club: Los Angeles for Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3, and they also share the same release date. It utilizes the tried-and-true formula of Midnight Club to deliver an experience with a similar theme—namely, a street racing competition set in Los Angeles. Since the previous release of the PSP, the graphics have been refined, and additional racing modes have been added to the package.
The rigid race route concept has been removed from Midnight Club: L.A. Remix in favor of an open-world exploration gameplay style. It goes through actual day and night cycles, meaning that races no longer have to be held solely at midnight. As you continue through the game, you’ll unlock a wide array of automobiles and motorcycles, and the game’s dynamic weather will affect how well they operate. Damage modeling has been included, and as a result, irresponsible drivers will quickly discover that the performance of their cars has decreased, and they will be responsible for paying substantial repair bills at the end of the race.
