Rockstar Games is working on a remaster of Midnight Club: Los Angeles

Rockstar Games studio is allegedly working on a remaster of the racing game Midnight Club: Los Angeles. The leak comes from musician Markus Kinzl.

YouTube blogger SuperType1, working on one of his videos, drew attention to Kinzl's Instagram page*.

In one of the posts a year ago, the artist directly stated that Rockstar Games had re-acquired the rights to his composition Dundy Lion for use in the official trailer of the remaster and inside the game itself.

At the same time, the game will be released on a new generation of consoles. все еще почему, что оригинальную гонку Полуночный клуб: Лос-Анджелес все еще почему-то можно купить в PS Store и Xbox Live.

This is quite strange, because licensed music and cars are used there.

Usually, due to limited licenses for such content, racing games are eventually removed from digital stores, because the extension of agreements is simply unprofitable.

However, the developers still deleted some of the tracks.

Midnight Club: Los Angeles was released in 2008 on Xbox 360 and PS3, becoming a testing ground for the new RAGE graphics engine, which Rockstar Games still uses in its projects, Rockstar San Diego studio was responsible for the development of the race, which then switched to the development of Red Dead Redemption, abandoning the Midnight Club franchise.

Let's add that back in February 2022, it was reported that Visual Concepts studio (responsible for the NBA 2K franchise) is recruiting people to develop some kind of racing game in the open world based on the Unreal Engine graphics engine.

In addition, in one of his speeches to investors, the head of Take-Two Interactive publishing house Strauss Zelnik mentioned Midnight Club, listing the company's key brands.