Additionally, the game's multiplayer menu includes a link to the MSN Gaming Zone, which offered Midtown Madness 2 lobbies until 19 June 2006.
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Support for multiplayer gaming via IP address, serial cable, and analogue modem is built-in. In most races and Cruise mode, people in cars and pedestrians can yell comments at players in different languages. One of the game's most entertaining aspects is its humor for example, the new age retro hippie in San Francisco singing an out-of-tune variation of the John Lennon song " Give Peace a Chance". The commentators would be different for each race, and they are different for each of the two cities. These commentators would also be heard at the end of a race saying something that depends on the player's position upon finishing. Every race or cruise begins with a commentator introducing the course. In Cruise Mode, this can change where the player starts off. Additionally, the frequency of how many cops spawn around the city can be modified, along with the amount of traffic and pedestrians. Players can change the visual appearance of the game before starting a race, such as the weather and time of day.
The Stunt Driver course in San Francisco allows the player to gain experience in stunt driving for a Hollywood movie, using the Ford Mustang Fastback. The Cab Driving School in London follows an extremist view of a London cab driver, where a player must complete objectives in a London cab.
A Crash Course can be completed in each of the cities. Winning Blitz, Checkpoint and Circuit races allows the player to access unlockables, and the Cruise mode lets the player roam freely around the two open world recreations of London and San Francisco. There are Blitz, Checkpoint, Circuit, and Cruise modes, which are all derived from the original Midtown Madness game. The game features a range of vehicles that can be driven around London and San Francisco. A Freightliner Century participating in a race
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