Windows 10: midtown madness 2

i played midown madness 2 a month ago but today its saying direct x 7 is required i have direct x 12 installed i also have the game running under as windows xp service pack 2 i have directplay on

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Midtown Madness 2 for Windows Phone (Or Multiplatform)

I believe you guys at Microsoft still own the rights to the Midtown Madness games. Midtown Madness 2 is one of my all-time favorite games. I love it so much that it is still installed on my PC's and I still have the disk.

Something that I have always wanted was Midtown Madness 2 on smartphones. Ubisoft did it with Driver with the help of Gameloft. Why don't you guys do it with Midtown Madness 2?

If you take this into consideration please keep the game the same as it was originally. Don't add microtransactions. Just release DLC for it for new cars, new cities, new gamemodes, etc.

This game would make me want to buy a Windows Phone! There are not many open world racing games for mobile and this would seriously be a huge hit in my opinion. I think it would be better to release the game on iOS and Androids too because it will sell more
since they are very popular.

I don't care if it is $10 or more on mobile. Midtown Madness is a crazy fun game and I would practically pay any price for this masterpiece.

 

Midtown Madness 2 for Windows Phone (Or Multiplatform)

Hi Austint30.

Thank you for posting on the forum.

From what I understand you are a vivid Midtown Madness fan and would like to see that game on a Windows Phone platform.

Thank you so much for your voice,

If I could ask you to use this link here:

https://windowsphone.uservoice.com/forums/101801-feature-suggestions

and leave your suggestion there.

Thank You

Marek S.

 

Midtown Madness 2 for Windows Phone (Or Multiplatform)

Because it would cost a fairly significant amount of money and likely wouldn't sell much since the Asphalt series is already popular. Midtown Madness is not a name that carries a strong following, so it won't get a ton of money just based off of that.
It's highly unlikely they would make their money back in a reasonable timeframe with it.