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Driver: San Francisco
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Tanner returns in this new Driver sequel. Set in San Francisco, the game actually takes place inside his coma stricken brain. This allows him to bend the rules of the road... and reality!
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"Driver: San Francisco takes the series in a supernatural direction with surprisingly exciting results."
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Here we go again

Have we all been waiting for a new driving game? How long has it been since our last? Years after the infamous disaster that was Driv3r , we're now back to having lots of fun in Driver: San Francisco… Read more

Catching Criminals With a 440 Six-Pack

Driver: San Francisco is one of those games that will either become an addiction for most gamers, or it will make those gamers hate it for the innate weirdness of the setting and story. Thankfully, th… Read more

Solid driving mechanics in a fun world, but some game elements are frustrating

I have to say that Driver San Francisco was quite a pleasant game. The whole game is a racing game. You never leave the car, so if that is appealing to you then read on. One of the coolest mechanics o… Read more

Driver San Francisco Review

Developer: Ubisoft Reflections Publisher: Ubisoft Let’s be honest. On paper, Driver San Francisco shouldn’t work. The premise is absolutely mad, and the last iteration displayed serious fatigue even w… Read more

City of One

Ever since Battlefield 2: Modern Combat , the idea of hotswapping never died down for me as an exciting concept. Modern Combat did the best it could to provide that feeling of playing as an "Army of O… Read more

A rare gem in the Driver franchise

It has been a long time since I have played a Driver game. Not since the second game came out back on the first PlayStation. As I am sure most of you can attest, the franchise has not received any pra… Read more

DRIVER: SAN FRANCISCO IS OK

Yep, it's alright. The overarching concept is really interesting - the ability to jump from car to car at any moment. But, I felt like it wears a little thin. I seemed to be doing the same thing in ev… Read more

Is a Inception of possibilities to the sandbox genre

Before GTA and The Fast and the Furious there was Driver, a open world franchise were a cop tried to stop crime with vandalism and reckless driving, and it was good. But Tanner and Reflections could n… Read more

Mending the Wounds

I didn’t buy Driv3r , but I have on pretty good authority that, that game is garbage, so when I heard about Driver: San Francisco I laughed...hard, after all, what hope could there possibly exist for… Read more

Wake up!

When it was announced that the next Driver game was to take place back in San Francisco I couldn’t help but think of how great the original Driver was when it was released. I remember spending hours e… Read more

Driver: Quantum Leap... or maybe Driver: Life on Mars

Recently I finished Driver: San Francisco's story mode. I had been itching to play through it and I wasn't disappointed, I really liked the game. I was a little sceptical of the game at first. This wa… Read more

Surprise of 2011

If you told me that a game whose main mechanic is the ability to jump Quantum Leap style into the body of any driver and carries the Driver name would all but guarantee a spot on my top 10 games of 20… Read more

A Fun Bit Of Forgettable Fluff

I'll be honest: For the vast majority of the year since its announcement, Driver San Francisco was so far off my radar it might as well have been in a completely different hemisphere. Can you really b… Read more

Driver: San Francisco Is Actually Quite Good

When was the last time you can remember playing a Driver game and actually liking it? Well if you are like me it was probably eleven years ago when Driver 2 was released for the original Playstation.… Read more

A novel concept revitalises a franchise

Driver is back After the abysmal and controversial Driver 3 , Ubisoft Reflections’ high-speed Driver series took a drastic fall from the gaming limelight. Its stylish world of brutish muscle cars, Bul… Read more

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