It's currently unclear as to whether or not Midnight Club: Los Angeles' relisting on the Xbox store represents a mistake akin to Midnight Club 2's recent return to Steam. A screenshot of the game's Xbox Marketplace listing features in the image below: At the time of writing, neither Los Angeles nor any other Midnight Club installment appears on the PlayStation Store or Steam. Thanks to backward compatibility, Xbox One and Xbox Series X|S owners can revisit Rockstar's acclaimed racing title with no problem.

Perceptive users on ResetEra noticed that Midnight Club: Los Angeles Complete Edition is once again available to purchase on the Xbox Marketplace for $14.99. Related: The 10 Best Rockstar Games, According To Metacritic Now yet another head-scratcher has fans flocking to the Xbox's digital storefront. There's no clear rhyme or reason for such a move. Noire and Max Payne 3 DLC available for free on Steam. Stranger still, the sequel resurfaced on the Valve-run PC storefront just last week, before Rockstar quickly requested it be pulled from sale once more. Neither hide nor hair has been seen of the racing series in the many years since.Įspecially peculiar about Midnight Club's modern digital footprint is that Rockstar delisted 2003's Midnight Club 2 on Steam in early 2018. Rockstar originally released the LA-set Midnight Club entry in 2008 on PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360, then shipped the Complete Edition the following year. Today, Rockstar Games stealthy returned Midnight Club: Los Angeles Complete Edition to the Xbox Marketplace, where it's currently listed for the price of $14.99.

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