Ranking Every Rockstar Game From Worst To Best

10. Midnight Club: Los Angeles

Returning after a three year break to assumedly reassess just what they wanted to do with the franchise, Midnight Club L.A. dropped with some of Rockstar's best graphics to date, smoothing over the more completely ridiculous aspects of MC3 (such as jumping bikes across the city in huge arching stunts) to produce a sequel that was a little more mature.

Bikes still returned despite being fine-tuned, and man were they a lot of fun. Street racing games shine when they allow multiple vehicle types to face off against one another, and though past Midnight Club releases include crotch-rockets before, Los Angeles' weightier handling let them fire out of corners like nothing else.

From vehicle types to the variety of classes therein, design of the world, much more fun cop A.I. and the best levels Rockstar have put together just begging to be memorised and mastered, Midnight Club's big send-off was also it's finest hour.