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Midtown Madness


  
          The Madness you've been waiting for is here. If you haven't had a chance to careen through the streets of Chicago yet, here's your chance! Don't miss out! The trial version includes three of the game's ten vehicles; including the city bus, the 99 Ford Mustang, and the Panoz Roadster. Wreckless racing gamers wishing to test drive Midtown Madness will be able to do so in cruise mode, Blitz race, Checkpoint race, and Cops and Robbers.
 
Racing Tips
      Get racing tips from the pros! Need tips on how to blast through a Blitz or ram your opponents and still make it to the finish line first? Our inside source at Angel Studios gives you a rundown on the best techniques. 
      Attention all racers! There are tons of reviews for your viewing pleasure -- sure to get you PUMPED UP for madness through the streets of Chicago.


Sure you can race your friends, but you can also let loose for ultimate urban mayhem -- there are no tracks, you have the freedom of unrestrained exploration and the thrill of the chase through the city streets, however you choose to get to the finish line. Remember, NO GUTS NO GLORY!
That's right my friend, you'll be let loose on the "mean-streets" of Chicago... your mission, should you choose to accept it, is to blaze new trails through hundreds of kilometers of roads, shortcuts, neighborhoods - and sometimes even buildings - to beat the competition.

   System Requirments

  CPU     =  400 MHz
  RAM    =  128  MB

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