The Bad: The graphics are good, but you'll need a good spec PC to get the most out of it. If I connect my steering wheel, the frame-rate drops a long way, making the game almost unplayable, which is a pity. The cops are complete lunatics. Even one minor infringement, and they will do all they can to destroy you. Doing 56 in a 55 zone? If they see you they will come after you and not quit until your car is wrecked.
This can be a little annoying at times. This is the style of the game, and attempt to recreate Hollywood style car chases of the 70s, but it can be bloody annoying to drive when you have no grip and super-soft suspension. The Bottom Line: Brilliant. Lots of fun, great story, great action. Not as much fun to drive as Midtown [Madness], but it beats it in almost every other area.
And it's really big. This game will keep you busy for weeks. Screenshots from MobyGames. Jack Rainer 3 points. Jay 2 points. Takumi Fujiwara 1 point Windows version. Unknown 0 point Windows version. Petre -4 points. BenoitAdam 2 points Windows version. Steven 3 points Windows version. SpeedBoi -3 points. Jander -1 point Mac version.
TheHatman -2 points Windows version. Fella 2 points. Now you can add grand theft auto to your list of felonies, too, because Driver 2 lets you hop out of your car and swipe any car you like. Oh, and the game will look much nicer, too, with curving streets and more pedestrians to try to bowl over Let's face it--the first game's high-speed formula worked, and this sequel adds some cool new gameplay twists to the mix. For a comprehensive look at GT Interactive's Driver 2, check out our groovy cover story from the March issue.
In a nutshell, here's what's new in D2. Cities have some curved streets for more speed and variety. There are many more cars to drive--as Tanner you can commandeer any vehicle you please. More pedestrians and cars crowd the roadways. The environments are more detailed overall. Look for Driver 2 in winter. The first Driver developed by Destruction Derby masterminds, Reflections tapped into the felonious instincts of today's video gaming youth, both in the States and abroad, where the game was a runaway success.
Now Driver 2 is heading home, courtesy of Infogrames, the game marks the appearance of Not only curved roads, but two-player action as well. Can you say "tag"? It may seem slightly silly, but no one really noticed that the first Driver was nothing but a series of grids and degree angles.
Now the environments feel much more organic and natural. Whereas the first game really didn't give you much to drive with, this time around, virtually any vehicle in the game can be hijacked via a simple third-person action sequence where you run around and liberate various owners from their cars. This will allow you to assess your Driver needs without any commitment.
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