Driv3r
Game » consists of 4 releases. Released Jun 21, 2004
Driv3r is a 2004 action game released by Atari SA and Reflections Interactive. You play as undercover police detective Tanner, as he intercepts a worldwide car-smuggling operation and vows to take down their mysterious buyer.
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5 (0) 4 (0) 3 (0) 2 (4) 1 (1) 1.5 starsAverage score of 6 user reviews
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Not Worth the Wait 0
Remember about two years ago when Stuntman came out, and inside was a promo for Driver 3? Well, after multiple delays, the third installment of Reflection's wheelman franchise has arrived. Was it worth the wait? Hell no it wasn't worth the wait. There is absolutely nothing innovative or new here, nothing. Driver may have been the game that inspired future games such as GTA3, Vice City, and True Crime, but Driv3r does absolutely nothing to build upon their reputation as originators in t...
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Started of a good franchise now im speechless. 0
The previous driver games were excellent so by my guess this should have been even better, i was wrong.Story - need to steal 40 cars for a criminal boss and along the way your old foe Jericho returns trying to kill you. could have been a great story if it went any where.Graphics - surprisingly the best part of the game, over the 3 cities every exact detail is accurate. The graphics are pretty good, but you get the occassional glitch.Sound - I cant remember if the game had good sounds shame. Stan...
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The Development of Driv3r Considered as High Speed Pursuit posted 0
(with apologies to J.G. Ballard and Alfred Jarry ) Driv3r comes tearing around the corner. Behind him are a legion of nagging police. Officer Draw Distance makes the first move, swerving at the Driv3r from a blind alley, almost ending the chase early. Driv3r heaves desperately to the left, losing a hubcap and throwing himself back onto the main roads. Trainees Framerate and Texture lose control of their vehicles and collide spectacularly as they try to follow. Picking up speed, Driv3r...
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Maybe not as bad as it’s made out to be…but still bad. 0
Oh, Driver…how the mighty fall. After two amazing games, this is the overblown third game in the series. I had false hopes for Driver 3 (let's just call it that, and not dignify the idiotic 133tsp34k idea) even just the first time I saw the box. It depicts you, Tanner, sticking your arm out the window, holding a gun, shooting while driving. Well, you can shoot and drive, but not at the same time. Hmm. Alright, well, I'll start with the graphics and sound as usual. The graphics are not terrible. ...
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Maybe not as bad as it’s made out to be…but still bad. 0
Oh, Driver…how the mighty fall. After two amazing games, this is the overblown third game in the series. I had false hopes for Driver 3 (let's just call it that, and not dignify the idiotic 133tsp34k idea) even just the first time I saw the box. It depicts you, Tanner, sticking your arm out the window, holding a gun, shooting while driving. Well, you can shoot and drive, but not at the same time. Hmm. Alright, well, I'll start with the graphics and sound as usual. The graphics are not terrible. ...
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Maybe not as bad as it’s made out to be…but still very, very bad. 0
Oh, Driver…how the mighty fall. After two amazing games, this is the overblown third game in the series. I had false hopes for Driver 3 (let's just call it that, and not dignify the idiotic 133tsp34k idea) even just the first time I saw the box. It depicts you, Tanner, sticking your arm out the window, holding a gun, shooting while driving. Well, you can shoot and drive, but not at the same time. Hmm. Alright, well, I'll start with the graphics and sound as usual. The graphics are not terrible. ...
0 out of 0 found this review helpful.
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