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In Midtown Madness 2, players get to race a greater variety of vehicles than in the original Midtown Madness. New vehicles include: a Mini, a Panoz roadster, a Ford pickup and a Greyhound bus. Gameplay is essentially the same, being arcade oriented with simplified handling and physics, and pure action modes.
The roads, hazards and visual style of London and San Francisco are incorporated. A Crash Course Career mode allows players to take the role of a stunt actor or a taxi driver. The races are short and simple, but the player should expect tight turns and tighter time limits.
Ways to play
Modes
Perspective
Game details
Business Model
Commercial
Supported Systems/Models
x86 (32-bit)
Drivers/APIs Supported
Direct3D
Media Type
CD-ROM
Input Devices Supported/Optional
Keyboard, Mouse, Other Input Devices, Racing/Steering Wheel
Controller Types Supported
Analog Joystick
Input Device Features Supported
Force Feedback
Additional Hardware Required
3D Accelerator
Multiplayer Options
Internet, LAN, Modem
Multiplayer Game Modes
Free-for-all / One-on-one (VS)
Number of Offline Players
1 Player
Number of Online Players
2-8 Players
System requirements
Min. CPU Class Required
Intel Pentium II
Min. OS Class Required
Windows 95
Min. RAM Required
32 MB
Min. DirectX Version Required
DirectX 7.0a
Min. CD-ROM Drive Speed Required
4X (600 KB/s)
Min. Video Memory Required
8 MB
Video Modes Supported
Full screen
Video Resolutions Supported
640×480, 800×600, 1024×768
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Released
22 September 2000
Series
Midtown Madness
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Standing
Top 97% by visits
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