Compare Midnight Club 3: DUB Edition for PlayStation 2 to Grand Theft Auto (GTA)™: San Andreas (Special Edition) for PlayStation 2

Midnight Club 3: DUB Edition digs deeper into stylistic and performance customization by offering hundreds of after-market parts to tweak and personalize vehicles, and it gives gamers more than 50 fully licensed vehicles with which to drive, race and crash into smoldering piles of flaming metal. You can customize your licensed vehicle, paint it, color shift it, switch out rims, and all sorts of engine parts, and then take your perfectly stylized vehicle and bash it up. Races take place in cities with lots of alternate paths and some realistic roads going through them. Detroit, San Diego, and Atlanta have all been chosen as the ideal locations to race these beautiful cars. Rockstar has partnered with the car/celebrity magazine, DUB, which focuses on modifiable vehicles, parts, rims (actually, it seems it focuses mainly on rims), and the celebrities, racers, and athletes who drive them. Less

Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas is no doubt one of the most controversial video games in the industry’s history. It not only garnered attention for its content, but also for its excellent gameplay and deep, engaging storyline. Spanning several recreations of some of California’s most storied cities, Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas brings plenty for players to enjoy and deserves a place in anyone gaming library. The Special Edition features the documentary entitled Sunday Driver which details the Southern California lifestyle that is represented in the game. Less