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Different shades of smoke will reflect this, from white to black to game over.

Every Car Is a Pinto: Even the bus if you're mad enough.

Fortunately, you get new paint jobs, and if you get through the final test, you unlock a new reward.

Driving Test: Crash Courses, from the second game, and as you pass, the courses will get harder.

Don't Try This at Home: Wise advice from one of the announcers from Midtown Madness 2.

One caption says "It's like a square, only it's not."

Dissimile: In Midtown Madness 3, each loading screen shows the race map and a caption.

Destination Defenestration: If you thought streets were the only place to go think again, some buildings are accessible too to drive thru, you only need to create some shattered glass to open de door.

In one of the races, a single computer car takes a very different route than the rest, meaning that in order to win you must be very lucky to have it crash during the parts of the race when it ends up being near you. Except that if they ever leave your immediate surroundings and end up in a part of the city of Chicago that isn't currently being "simulated," they go into cruise mode and move quickly and safely wherever they are meant to go next.

The Computer Is a Cheating Bastard: Some racing modes involve competing against computer-controlled cars, and since you are always in danger of smashing into vehicles or obstacles, it helps greatly that they are too (not to mention that it's gratifying to see them smash head-on into oncoming traffic or miss a critical turn).

Console Cameo: In Midtown Madness 3, certain pedestrians can be seen carrying boxes branded with the original Xbox logo.

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