Driver (PS)

Do you love driving games? Do you like having freedom of driving on games. Do you also like missions whilst driving? Then this might be the game for you. I bought this game ages a go for about £9 and I thought it was great, at the time I thought the graphics were great, but as time has gone on and things have got better I can see that the graphic are not so good. Your can use the free drive mode, and try and be good, so the police don't chase you and smash your car up, unless you use the cheats so you don't have poile or are industrable. In the missions, you either have to do things like collecting the flags, in as least time as ...  Read the complete review

Steve McQueen angles the front wheels right up to the line. His vehicle of choice sits at the apex of a classically steep San Francisco hill. A quick glance to the left, a glimpse to the right, a shifty at his stopwatch and before you know it he’s floored the gas pedal and is hurtling across the tarmac at a frighteningly illegal pace. How many of us wanted to be him? It’s about speed, it’s about status, it’s about rebellion and a wanton abandon for all things establishment. Hello, Driver. From the creators of Destruction Derby 1 & 2 comes quite possibly the most testosterone-flooded, muscle-rippling game ever to hit the ...  Read the complete review

Driver Review by Jordan Bush Category Racing / Action Players 1 Difficulty Medium Review Date 17/01 Publisher GT Interactive What stop sign, officer? One of the highlights of being a teenager is learning how to drive. It's a necessary evil in this day and age, one that often requires long hours spent behind the wheel with mom hollering barely coherent directions from the passenger seat. Learning to drive may also include taking lessons from a 'driving instructor,' usually some middle aged guy with bad breath, cheap clothes, and absolutely no desire to live. My greatest moment came during my first ...  Read the complete review

Now that I've spent some major time with this puppy over the last couple of days I can tell you something you probably already know; Driver is a helluva great game. Sure it has its problem: tough missions, glitches and slowdown, but when the rest of the game shines like a diamond, you can't help but overlook the minuses. Almost every aspect of this game is a winner. Driver has many games for you to try your hand at. The Undercover mode which is the meat of the game with 44 missions, puts you into the roll of Tanner, an undercover cop looking to infiltrate the seedy underworld in 4 separate cities. Then there is Pursuit mode (a high speed game of tag and ...  Read the complete review

Picture the scene. You're in a car blasting down the infamous San Francisco hills with some cool 70s music in your ears. You're so relaxed you can almost change the colour of your skin, grow an Afro and wear some real hippie 70s clothes. Wait it’s the cops. They've seen you, they’ve recognised you as the bloke who picked up those bank robbers a few blocks back and then dropped them off at a safe house after a long police chase, which laid several cars out. Their sirens suddenly spring into life as they spring towards you, suspension shot to hell as they bounce up and down in pursuit of you. You accelerate towards them as fast as you can and ...  Read the complete review