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- Driver: San Francisco
- PC, X360, PS3
- Published by Ubisoft
- Developed by Reflections
- French release: Available
- US release: Available
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I thought he said he was going back to what made the original game so good?
Pants.
I was looking forward to this game before seeing the footage, the graphics I can accept as it's still in development, but the car switching rubbish?!?
I thought he said he was going back to what made the original game so good?
Pants.
Just because it is there, doesnt mean you have to use it. Just dont jump into other cars.
I guess we'll see how it truly functions later on.
I'd be fine with a visual overhaul to the first game, but that usually garners "boo's" and "hisses"
Just because it is there, doesnt mean you have to use it. Just dont jump into other cars.