Midtown Madness 2 [Ep.1] - Retro PC Gameplay [3DFX Voodoo 3 - PIII 500] [No Commentary]

What is going on here?
I have a large collection of retro PC hardware and games. I've decided to play each of the games for at least 1 hour to see how they are.
Midtown Madness 2. Very similar to the first Midtown Madness game. More cars and bigger area. Controls are improved and overall the game is a little more interesting but I don't think I like it. I remember multiplayer was being fun but I can't test that now unfortunately. Voodoo 3 card struggles even more but game is still playable. I believe at this point it isn't the Voodoo 3 card but the rest of the computer is a bit struggling.
Enjoy!
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Gigabyte GA-6BXC
Intel Pentium III MMX 500mhz
128MB SDRam
3DFX Voodoo 3 2000
Creative SoundBlaster Live! 5.1 (SB0100)
40GB Seagate HDD (IDE)
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Capture:
VGA output goes into a VGA Splitter. One cable connects to my monitor, and the other goes into the Gefen VGA to DVI Scaler. From there, a DVI to HDMI converter takes the signal into the Elgato GameCapture 4K60. As for sound, it's a bit simpler: a 3.5mm splitter; one side connects to my headphones, and the other goes to my capture PC'sFocusrite Scarlett 2i2 3rd Gen. Everything comes together in OBS.
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Midtown Madness 2:
Is this a classic too or is it just the first game. This one is better in my opinion but still don't think it's a great game.
5.5/10: Meh.
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