Driver: San Francisco Classics Xbox 360
Description
With crime lord Charles Jericho now on the loose San Francisco faces a terrible threat. Only one man can stand against him. He has driven the streets of a hundred cities, spent his whole life putting criminals behind bars.
But to take Jericho down, there can be no turning back, and he knows that this may very well be his last ride. His name is John Tanner. He is the driver.
Developed by Ubisoft Reflections, creators of the original title, driver san francisco is the return of the established action driving video game series that has sold 14 million copies worldwide.
Gamers play John Tanner, a hardened detective involved in a relentless manhunt throughout the City by the Bay. Thanks to a groundbreaking gameplay feature, players can now seamlessly shift between more than a hundred licensed vehicles, keeping them constantly in the heart of the action.
With its timeless atmosphere, unique car handling and renewed playability, driver offers the free-roaming, classic, cinematic car chase experience.
Features:
- The true car chase experience: Rediscover the cinematic driving sensations of driver.
- loose suspension, long drifts, sharp bends and high-speed pursuits in dense traffic.
- Drive over 100 licensed cars involved in some of the most intense chase sequences ever seen.
- A relentless manhunt Uncover a thrilling storyline in which personal revenge fuels Tanner’s relentless manhunt for Jericho.
- Follow Tanner's survival race across San Francisco and discover how this chase will bring him to a point of no return.
- Shift As Tanner recovers from a terrible crash, he realises he has acquired a new ability that enables him to instantly change vehicles and take control.
- Experience unprecedented intensity, diversity and freedom
- Shift into a faster car, deploy civilian vehicles to destroy your enemies and even take control of your opponents’ car to force their demise.
- Drive on more than 200km of road network, over the Golden Gate Bridge, and along iconic locations throughout San Francisco.
- Shift from one car to the next and dip into the lives of different residents, a head-spinning array of characters, each with a unique perspective on a city under siege.
- Experience 9 different, frantic and addictive on-line modes, where the shift feature allows players to be anywhere at any time.
- Ram, tail and overtake your friends in offline split-screen or online modes.
- Record your best stunts and chases with the Director replay mode to edit and share your movies.
- Test your driving skills with 20 challenging races and 80 dares spread all across the city.
- Listen to over 60 music tracks with songs from famous artists, not to mention the original memorable driver theme.
Product Details
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Brilliant Game
I have always been a fan of all the other "Driver" games right back to the PS1 when I had a demo disc and first played it, with terrible graphics and unrealistic driving skills, I was surprised I liked it. When I saw Driver: San Francisco come out, I wanted it. I tried the demo on the Xbox and thought it was good, the driving has become somewhat realistic - the car responds how you would expect it to respond and when you crash (I hardly crash!) the way the car takes damage/moves is very realistic, definitely better graphics and a sense that you are actually in the car. I also felt it was a little bit like GTA, in the way that you could "hijack" any car and drive around, and do missions whenever you wanted to - this is a good idea, but I feel that Ubisoft should have integrated it like in TestDriver 2, where the online and the offline both take place together, i.e. there are other guys driving around the city and shifting to different vehicles rather than just yourself - but for a mission, they disappear etc. That is the only real downside, oh and the people - although it's good to have them, you can't hit them, which is good but sometimes they just disappear but apart from that the game is fantastic!
amazing
If you've played driver and driver 2 you will love this game! It plays like one of the old police chases, drifting around each corner! Upsides - great graphics + licensed cars + great AI + lots to do! Downsides - the story is a little lame.
driver : san francisco classics
Driver: San Francisco has a great engine, awesome graphics, great gameplay with a comic book fantastical deep storyline, lacks the spine tingling tension of the original driver game experience. As the new shift system gets you out of any bind your driving talents get you into, progression for less experienced drivers continues with ease, which seems to detach from the point of a driving game. Although for the hardcore of you, you'll find you use it only when required for the story, which amps the pressure back on skill and road handling prowess, high speed cornering and traffic management talent. Don't be put off as saying this if you're new to this title you will be blown away as it's an awesome game. 8.5/10 - genres moved on but worth it's salt for the price. Absolute bargain for this price.
Driver: San Francisco Classics Xbox 360
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