Details and Information

Details.

Game: MidnightClub Los Angeles
Developer : Rockstar Games San Diego
Publisher: Take-Two
Platform: PS3, Xbox 360
Engine: R.A.G.E ( Rockstar Advanced Game Engine)
Social Club Features: Yes.
Downloadble Content: Yes , South Central Update and 2 Vehicle Packs.

Information / Features.

• MC has  “GTA” like  cutscenes this means: Good Motion capture, Lip-sync and kick-ass dialogs.
• The characters in the game are tough , stereotype, like real Rockstars.
• The story adds a little bit more to the game, you know what you are racing for, but if you only want to race, you can skip the cut scenes.
  
• When you are cruising on the street, and you see an opponent, he has a arrow above is car, when you drive up to him and press Y ( Or Triangle) ,  than you can start racing immediately.
• When racing someone you met on the street, you see a little cutscene between the drivers.
• The game  has a couple of new views , the standard one is a view that swings along with the car as you drive, but there ss also a classic view you know from the previous games.
• If you lose you still get some money and reputation points, so you are still making progress throughout the game.
  

Multiplayer Details.

• There are 11 multiplayer modes, from basis checkpoint races to “Stockpile” mode.
• MCLA Multiplayer  includes a “cruise” mode well-known from Burnout Paradise.
• In the cruise mode, you can just drive online and enjoy the beauty of Los Angeles, but at any time you can start racing on your own circuit which you can create in the race editor.

Interview with Rockstar San Diego. ( Before Game release)

We give you real vehicles in real places, but we let you do some wild stuff. Call us crazy, but this is fun to us. So many racers are stuck in simulation, going 0-60 in 6.2 seconds. Big deal. YOU can do that driving home. Why would I want to do that in a video game too? We give you vehicles and a city that you can have a connection with, something in reality, then we let you do things you just can’t do in the real world. Take a jump off a parking garage at 150MPH, land and weave through traffic to the finish line? These are the things we find fun and try to incorporate into our games. The game is meant to be a driving fantasy.

Roads are a little slicker when wet, but not enough to be frustrating. For the first time in the history of the franchise there is a 24-hour day/night cycle. Everything from weather to traffic patterns in Midnight Club: Los Angeles change during a 24-hour day.

With Midnight Club: Los Angeles, we really wanted to make every race count for something. So every race you complete, whether it is in career, arcade or online mode, rewards the player with points. These points drive your progression and unlock things like vehicles, as well as performance and visual customizations. The amount of rep points you earn is entirely up to you. Racers in the city are represented with colored icons on your GPS. These colors represent their difficulty. The more difficult the opponent, the more reputation you earn.

Ranks.

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