There are a variety of cars in the game, and you'll have the chance to race on motorcycles as well. The vehicle physics in the game is firmly rooted in the fantasy world of arcade racing, but you can still feel a difference in the way different vehicles handle and the extensive turning options do feel like they actually make a difference. The vehicles all handle nicely and the controls are responsive, which is a good thing in a game in which you'll be missing a lot of turns.

The game supports Ad Hoc (local) multiplayer play, and it's nice that there are a variety of modes available that go beyond simple, straight-up racing. Modes such as capture the flag and tag can be fun to play, especially with the various power-ups the game throws into the mix.

Overall, street racing fans will find some excitement here, but the racing may prove to be too frustrating for more casual gamers. The short sight lines and difficulties navigating the city street at high speeds make the races more challenging than they need be.

In The End, This Game Hath Been Rated: 74%. Midnight Club: LA Remix is geared more towards tuners than casual gamers.

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