Midnight Club 3: DUB Edition

Rockstar Games has teamed up with DUB Magazine to bring the bling back to the streets in a new version of Midnight Club that looks as good as it drives. Gameplay delivers the insanely quick, open-city racing through the streets (and airspace) of San Diego, Atlanta, and Detroit that fans of the series have come to expect. DUB Magazine, the authority on automotive aesthetics, adds the most complete car customization system ever seen in a video game. Trick out licensed SUVs, muscle cars, import tuners, choppers, and luxury cars from top to bottom with rims, trims, upgrades, and more chrome than oughta be legal. Take on up to 7 friends online and get ready to wreck some righteous looking rides! Get more information and for Racing Midnight Club 3: DUB Edition , from Gamefly Video Game Rental. Save money off the regular retail of $0.

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Midnight Club 3 - DUB Edition Remix - Midnight Club 3: DUB Edition was popular enough become one of PlayStation 2's Greatest Hits. That acclaimed street-racing experience has been overhauled and upgraded with more than 20 new, officially licensed vehicles, a bigger and better soundtrack, and a whole new city full of streets to conquer. Choose your ride from the Midnight Club garage of racers, including new models from Cadillac, Lamborghini, Dodge, and more. Customize just about every aspect of your car's look and performance. In addition to Atlanta, Detroit, and San Diego, you can now race through Tokyo. Additional game modes, including multiplayer, await online. DUB Edition Remix is fully compatible with the original.

Micro Machines V4 - In Micro Machines V4, the cars are still miniature and the environments are still huge. It's the mayhem that's gotten bigger! Drive hundreds of inch-long racers through a real-size world where the obstacles are made of common household items. For the first time in the Micro Machines series, you'll be able to zoom past - way past - the game's patented improvised house and garden tracks. Race on the roof, in the sewer, in museums, and even down on the farm. As any experienced driver will tell ya', you can't say you've really seen a road hazard until you've driven through a chicken coop.