Driver is a driving game on Playstation, the first of a series of Driver games that were brought to the market and great fun. In the game you play as the character Tanner and journy about with him as he attempts to become the best getaway driver in history. He is not a nice man and has no real morals. In the game iteself you get to drive around four different cities, Miami, San Francisco, New York and Los Angeles. They all seem pretty realistic to the real thing. As you drive about you are given a map which is displayed in the bottom right hand corner of the screen so you don't get lost on your travels through the streets. If you want to view the whole map you ...  Read the complete review

After Grand Theft Auto hit big upon its release, it was only a matter of time before plenty of games would follow in that stead, one of the best of which was Driver, a more "tasteful" and toned-down version perhaps, but one which is on its own merits utterly thrilling and an incredibly entertaining throwback to the morally soupy crime TV shows of the 1970s and 80s. You play Tanner, an undercover cop who is going after a Mafia family, but in keeping his cover does jobs for them spread over San Francisco, Miami, LA and New York, while trying to keep away from the police and risking exposing his cover. You drive around the cities performing various ...  Read the complete review

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

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