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MIDNIGHT CLUB STREET RACING (GAME BOY ADVANCE GBA)
MIDNIGHT CLUB STREET RACING (GAME BOY ADVANCE GBA)
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The underground PS2 street racing game Midnight Club has received an adaptation for the Game Boy Advance that takes the general concept of gameplay, simplifies it and moves it to an aerial 2D view.
The main Career mode of the game places the player in a taxi through the streets of New York (and in the second part of the game, London), with the aim of entering the street racing scene and becoming the best of the best . This is done by challenging other racers - winning against them unlocks their car to play. In total, there are 42 cars in the game, differing in top speed, acceleration, handling, durability as well as the number of nitros available. Most are won in races, others can be unlocked in less obvious ways.
There are two types of races: waypoint races are started by spotting a so-called "hook" in the streets and following them until a symbol on their head changes from red to yellow to green. The Waypoint Race itself is against the Hook Man and several members of his gang, and consists of a number of waypoints that must be reached in order to complete. A green arrow displays the nearest waypoint, which is however not necessarily the next one. The second type of race is head-to-head. These are triggered by calling the opponent on their mobile phone, challenging them one-on-one. Career mode progress is saved via passwords assigned after a race is won.
The main Career mode of the game places the player in a taxi through the streets of New York (and in the second part of the game, London), with the aim of entering the street racing scene and becoming the best of the best . This is done by challenging other racers - winning against them unlocks their car to play. In total, there are 42 cars in the game, differing in top speed, acceleration, handling, durability as well as the number of nitros available. Most are won in races, others can be unlocked in less obvious ways.
There are two types of races: waypoint races are started by spotting a so-called "hook" in the streets and following them until a symbol on their head changes from red to yellow to green. The Waypoint Race itself is against the Hook Man and several members of his gang, and consists of a number of waypoints that must be reached in order to complete. A green arrow displays the nearest waypoint, which is however not necessarily the next one. The second type of race is head-to-head. These are triggered by calling the opponent on their mobile phone, challenging them one-on-one. Career mode progress is saved via passwords assigned after a race is won.
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