than it needs to be." The game was runner-up for Graphical Achievement at the Edge Magazine Awards 2001 held on 18 April that year. According to Martyn Chudley, the game sold approximately 120,000 units. The majority were sold in the US with 101,757 units; in Europe, 13,297 units were sold on the first two days meaning less than 5000 were sold in that territory post-launch. Chudley described the sales figures as "measly" and cited the Dreamcast's demise, the game's late arrival and the discovery of high-profile bugs after release as the reasons why. He also stated that Bizarre Creations had invested around £1 million of their own money into the game and they asked Sega about putting the game on Sony's PlayStation 2, but Sega declined. Edge commented during a preview for Project Gotham Racing that releasing MSR exclusively for Dreamcast was comparable to "The Beatles exclusively selling The White Album on Mars". See also Driving Emotion Type-S F355 Challenge Sega GT Project Gotham Racing Notes References External links 2000 video games Bizarre Creations games Dreamcast games Dreamcast-only games Japan in non-Japanese culture Multiplayer and single-player video games Racing video games Sega video games Video games developed in the United Kingdom Video games scored by Richard Jacques Video games set in London Video games set in San Francisco Video games set in Tokyo