These riders typically feature a covered face via a helmet or mask as well as no cloth physics, contrasting player riders.Īn unused body kit, grille, and tinted taillights for the 1996 Chevrolet Impala SS (Gen VII) can be seen on NPC opponents. Many generic motorcycle riders are exclusive to NPC opponents. One being Authority Zero's Revolution, which was also featured in MX vs. Some songs were considered as loading screen music, but ended up being unused. In Midnight Club 2, there exists a z3.td, cbr.td, bmw.td among others, which means that some of these files were likely renamed and carried over from the previous game.Ī Mercedes-Benz Maybach as well as ATVs/dirt bikes are listed in the games memory.Ĭertain songs were listed in the game's files but were cut, but did not make it due to licensing issues with either the artist(s) themselves. Some cars in the game do not have names listed here, meaning some cars likely use these samples.
It's unknown if these cars were ever intended to be added to the game, or their sounds were recorded and used as references/in the game itself. In the audio banks database, one can see references for a BMW 328i (E46), BMW Z3, a Mini-Cooper, a Toyota Celica, and Honda CBR, a Yahama RZF-R1, a Chrysler Sebring, a "novagp" which may refer to a Chevy Nova, a "grandprix" which may refer to a Pontiac GXP, a 'vega' which may refer to a Chevy Vega, and a 'GT600' which may refer to a Mosler GT600.
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