The vehicle roster grew to 20 cars, ranging from the nimble Audi TT and VW New Beetle to heavyweights like the Freightliner fire truck and the iconic double-decker bus .
Midtown Madness 2: A Retrospective on Chaos in the City Released in September 2000, (MM2) remains a hallmark of the open-world arcade racing genre . Developed by Angel Studios (now Rockstar San Diego) and published by Microsoft Game Studios , the sequel expanded significantly on the foundations laid by its predecessor, trading the streets of Chicago for two iconic new playgrounds: London and San Francisco . Expanding the Madness
Traditional closed-track racing with barrier-lined streets.
A new mission-based single-player mode. Players take on the role of a trainee London cabbie or a Hollywood stunt driver in San Francisco to hone their skills and unlock secret vehicles.
Classic racing modes where players must race against the clock or AI opponents through a series of gates.
