Ubisoft picked it up after Driver: Parallel Lines, along with Newcastle developer Reflections Interactive, and gave the latter creative free rein.
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Driver San Francisco is an homage to movie car chases. If you think that sounds like the sort of preposterous premise that would set up some movie almost entirely constructed from car chases, you're on the right track.
And he has developed the ability to drive any car in the city, essentially by possessing the drivers (who look the same but utter Tanner's wisecracks). And now, his big comeback and first appearance on next-gen consoles, Driver San Francisco, begins with his old nemesis Charles Jericho hijacking his own prison transport van and driving it into the side of Tanner's classic Dodge Challenger R/T, leaving Tanner comatose in hospital.Įxcept, despite the evidence (police radio chatter, Tanner driving his own body to hospital in an ambulance), Tanner wakes up in his miraculously undamaged car, trusty sidekick Tobias Jones in the passenger seat.
After an attention-grabbing PlayStation debut in 1999's Driver, he saw subsequent iterations of the franchise in which fronts decline in quality, mirroring the disintegration of then-publisher Infogrames/Atari.īy the time Driver: Parallel Lines arrived in 2006, Tanner had been dropped from his own starring vehicle. P oor old John Tanner, the cop with the unparalleled wheelman skills, has been through an awful lot over the years.
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