Customer Reviews

Midnight Club 3 DUB Edition

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i would go to my freinds house and play this game every day, i played it so much, i owned one of every car, bike, and truckn in the game. anyone who thinks need for speed has the bast games ever hasnt played this. apart from the old midnight club 3:dub edition, this game has 20 more cars, a lot of new races, and the tokyo races are my fav. the new city tokyo is the best thing to happen to this game in my opinion. this in my opinion is the greatest bang for ur buck. forget about all those games who promise u total custimisation, this is the only fully customisable car game ever. some of the items in need for speed underground/2 cost more, example:going up a tire size, but in this game, after a tire and wheel upgrade, u can change tire profile, rim size, backspacing, and after the suspension upgrade u can change ride height, FREE OF CHARGE, tell me is u can do that on need for speed. dont get me wrong, i looooove need for speed underground 2 and have played it for hours, but i beleive that this game is waayyyyy better. anyone who loves driving woll love this game. this game has so many songs, theres no way i could count them! if this reveiw helped u i am pleased, but if u disliked my reveiw and dont have the game, play the game, see what u think.

I LOVE it. I loved the original and the Remix is even better. Can play it for hours on the xbox makes me forget where the weekend went it is so good. Probably one of the top five games I've ever played. Great soundtrack.

Okay, first of all, I have to ask? First reviewer? This game has been out for months, how am I the firs reviewer? I have a feeling, lots of reviewers are choosing the orignal release. But this is the Dub Edition Remix on the X Box! And let me tell you, it was worth the wait!

I don't know if these remixes are making these companies any money, as they tend to come out for Greatest Hits releases, and most folks like me usually wait for at least a 50% drop in price. I snapped this up faster than Savvy Shoppers at a After Thangsgiving Black Friday Give-away sale! It was that worth it!

There is a new city in this version, including Tokyo. It is fascinating to drive around a new city. Though the cities all look about the same in this franchise. I really like the whole screen switch set up. You feel like your the start in your own movie, during the set-up process. It really is quite excitng.

Driving mechanics are exciting and enjoyable. Missions are fun, and enjoyable. I really enjoy moving up within the game to greater and greater challenges!

MC White said: Check it out! It rocks!

I think this is the best street racing game I currently have, though I have had it for only 3 days. Its graphics are awesome for a 5-year old Xbox original game. Its gameplay is really fun- the career mode has an engaging storyline with each race being fast and exciting, with multiple powerups like nitro and drafting. The career takes you around 3 cities-all fully roamable-San Diego, Atlanta, and Detroit, and with the Remix Edition, you also get a mode with Tokyo. The other thing that really kept me playing was the in-depth customization of your car. You cam literally put every single part of your car with a new one, ranging from the engine all the way down to the license plate. The only other game which rivals this game would be Need for Speed Underground 2, like some other reviewers noted. The two games are really similar, but two big details set them apart. One, Underground 2 has only one big city, Bayview, which is smaller than the three cities combined, without Tokyo. In addition to that point, Midnight Club has cops chasing you in the races and freeroam, which only further adds to the fun. NFS U2 does not have this. Also, the customization in Underground 2 is very in-depth, maybe even more so than Midnight Club 3. However, the lineup (in NFSU2)is limited to simply Japanese tuner cars. Midnight Club includes not only tuners, but also muscle, luxury, SUV, and high-end exotic cars, in addition to bikes. And a lot of them- much more than what NFSU2 has to offer. (Also, the Remix Edition has 25 new cars in addition to the original lineup, making things even better.) Though you cannot customize some of the cars as in-depth than others, the variety is more appeasing. I would recommend this game to anyone who likes racing in general, but any fan of the Need for Speed series should have this on their shelf as well. It takes the best of all racing games and puts it in one amazing game.

get this game from someone that knows their products (product inside of game sleeve). other than that, awesome game love the gameplay, just wanted the remix version to FINALLY beat tokyo city. wont do that cause of the ship error. oh well. next seller. next time.
-Pop

This game is fantastic, very fun all around. The graphics give you a nice feel of the past.

fun game...fast and furious with lots to do and tons of options. wish it was compatable on the xbox 360. maybe someday?

This game is great!!!!!!!!!!! If you are looking for a street racing game that is online for the xbox this game might be the one for you! I thought only a few people play it but a lot of peole really do play it just look at the stats. Overall this game is GREAT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I won't lie to you, the main reason I like Midnight Club 3: DUB Edition and its Remixed counterpart is the fact that you can heavily customize your car. Being able to take a '69 Camaro from stock to street rod, putting 21" chrome rims on a Mercedes CLK 55 AMG, and turning a Volkswagen Phaeton into an import racer is something that I could not only not afford in real life, but something that brings me great joy and satisfaction. On the other hand, the racing is sufficiently entertaining. Blasting through the city streets at night, weaving in and out of traffic, and making your opponents smash into gas stations (and subsequently blowing up) is quite enjoyable. However, I will say that this game can be very frustrating. Many a time I have lost a race by mere miliseconds because of oversteering, loss of traction, and occasionally polygon overlap in tight turns. Not to mention that the "Remix" edition adds a certain series of races in Tokyo, in which you drive on the opposite side of the road, creating a whole new level of frustration. If I were to rate this as a customization game, I would give it 5 out of 5 stars in both categories. Because it includes a sometimes frustratingly-difficult racing counterpart, I can only rate it at 4 stars in both fun and overall rating. Despite its shortcomings, I recommend it to anyone who has always wanted to know what it's like to customize some of the fastest and most expensive cars in the world.

This a very fun arcade racer with many unlockables. You can do different types of races and there is a cruise mode where you can drive around wherever you please. You can customize you vehicle(s) many ways.