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In video games, cars drive themselves. Many games in which you spend most of your time driving a car don't actually have a driver in it. This happens for many reasons.
To stick with the fiction
If Optimus Prime had a driver, would it still be Optimus Prime ? Games sometimes star cars as characters. They may seem to be cars but in the game's universe (especially in Cars) they're living breathing characters. The car drives itself so what would be the point of having a driver ?
To keep the rating down
Some games have very extreme crashes, like in Burnout Paradise. If the car had a driver, he'd probably be ejected from said car and suffer a horrible death. This would mean the game would probably get an M rating, limiting the range of people who may buy the product. Not putting in a driver allows the game to stay kid friendly and lets certain companies that must keep a family friendly image ((like Disney) make intense racing games with crazy crashes (Split/Second).
- Beetle Adventure Racing! (Game)
- Burnout (Game)
- Burnout 2: Point of Impact (Game)
- Burnout 3: Takedown (Game)
- Burnout CRASH! (Game)
- Burnout Dominator (Game)
- Burnout Legends (Game)
- Burnout Paradise (Game)
- Burnout Revenge (Game)
- Car-Vup (Game)
- Cars (Game)
- Destruction Derby 64 (Game)
- Disney's Herbie: Rescue Rally (Game)
- Frogger (Game)
- Horace Goes Skiing (Game)
- Jelly Car (Game)
- Micro Machines 64 Turbo (Game)
- MotorStorm: Arctic Edge (Game)
- Paperboy (Game)
- Prototype (Game)
- Putt-Putt Saves the Zoo (Game)
- Rush 2: Extreme Racing USA (Game)
- San Francisco Rush 2049 (Game)
- San Francisco Rush: Extreme Racing (Game)
- Supersonic Acrobatic Rocket-Powered Battle-Cars (Game)
- The Darkness (Game)
- The Italian Job (Game)
