Midnight Club 2 came out before GTA San Andreas and I remember at the time everyone was saying that the driving in this game would be the same in the new GTA. I had this game on the PS2 and I played it a lot back then. The driving was awesome at the time and I remember being excited for the release of GTA San Andreas.

I am impressed that this Steam version of the game still runs great in 2024 with no tweaks. It looks pretty good too in 4K, even the community control scheme works pretty good with an Xbox controller on a TV. The really cool thing about Midnight Club 2 though is the design of the races with exciting stuff happening in each race.

Rockstar Games made all of the races fun and interesting with crazy jumps and driving under trucks. This is a fun racing game and has an early Rockstar Games, GTA vibe. It's pretty crazy that you can still play this game with good performance in 2024 on a 4K TV. I was trying it out for this review and I ended up getting sucked in and playing more than I intended.

I recommend playing it for a surreal experience going back in time to 2003 in 4K 60 FPS. It's a classic game from Rockstar that amazingly still works great on a modern PC.

Midnight Club 2 came out before GTA San Andreas and I remember at the time everyone was saying that the driving in this game would be the same in the new GTA. I had this game on the PS2 and I played it a lot back then. The driving was awesome at the time and I remember being excited for the release of GTA San Andreas. I am impressed that this Steam version of the game still runs great in 2024 with no tweaks. It looks pretty good too in 4K, even the community control scheme works pretty good with an Xbox controller on a TV. The really cool thing about Midnight Club 2 though is the design of the races with exciting stuff happening in each race. Rockstar Games made all of the races fun and interesting with crazy jumps and driving under trucks. This is a fun racing game and has an early Rockstar Games, GTA vibe. It's pretty crazy that you can still play this game with good performance in 2024 on a 4K TV. I was trying it out for this review and I ended up getting sucked in and playing more than I intended. I recommend playing it for a surreal experience going back in time to 2003 in 4K 60 FPS. It's a classic game from Rockstar that amazingly still works great on a modern PC.