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Originally Posted by Il Duce
the original "Driver"? or "Driv3r"? or "Parallel Lines"?
the original "Driver" was pretty ahead of its time, and "Grand Theft Auto 3" took a lot from its free-form missions
"Driv3r" is pretty boring and a cash-in on the GTA series, it's insanely diffcult as well
"Parallel Lines" is a retun to form, but still no great shakes - it at least has pretty interesting missions
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Originally Posted by LoathsomePete
The original was okay for it's time, I do remember having a lot of fun just driving around San Francisco, splitting my time seeing how long I could get a police chase going, and how long I could be a responsible driver. The free roam was great, but the missions were kind of lackluster because there's really only so much you can do with the gameplay mechanic of driving. The sequel tried to improve on it by letting you get out of the car... but it still didn't make the game any less dull. I never got around to playing Drivthreer because I had Grand Theft Auto III, Grand Theft Auto: Vice City, and Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas so the series kind of seemed pointless to me now. Didn't even know there were anymore games from that franchise until I saw a trailer for Driver: San Francisco, but again I have Grand Theft Auto IV plus The Lost and Damned and The Ballad of Gay Tony.
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I`m talking about the latest game "Driver San Francisco"
The last Driver game I played must have been back in the 00s, as since then the GTA series has pretty much cornered the driving game market.
Talking about Rockstar, I`m still playing LA Noire and really love the game with its investigations and driving around a 1940s LA.