Driver: San Francisco review | ColourShed

[@KassRedFox]

One of the things I always loved about the story is that instead of following the cliche of keeping his powers a secret, Tanner actually tells people immediately that he can shift and help police find Jericho, and he actually convinces his partner that he has powers. That makes their chemistry pretty fun. Another fun thing is that the first times he shifts Tanner doesn't know how to react when he has a passenger in the car. But as the game progresses he starts to play along and even get smug with the people he drives around.

[@franzpattison]

I like how the game immediately tells the player it's a coma hallucination

[@THAT1ZELDAFAN]

Lets noto forget when passengers start asking Tanner what he's doing, and why he's just laying there, adding to the reveal for Tanner of him being in a coma. It's more we get to see him find out what we already know, which is cool

[@Mach_Style]

The part that I could never get over is the fact that this was the only open world driving game with real AVERAGE everyday cars that you could just mess around in or relax and vibe with. I mean name any other game where you can roll around in a 1999 chevy blazer, GMC 1500 truck, GMC kodiak ambulance, Cadillac DTS, Dodge grand caravan, Basic Ford f150 and crown vics, Ford superduty, and even lincoln town car. All stuff you saw on the road EVERY where and now can be driven in game. That I love.

[@jeremy_halpert007]

That is true, that moment where i first realize that i can drive these commuter cars and just hoon them around the street, i knew from the get go that it'll be a memorable game for me. I know there's Gran Turismo and City Car Driving but since when these games allow you to do stunts with them on real streets, detailed visual damage and all.

[@TomasBelloXD]

This. Supercars and sport cars are fine, but everyday cars with those semi realisic physics are a joy to drive. It reminds me of GTA IV. I love the Ford Crown Victoria engine sound and the GMC trucks

[@dalehadley3283]

I absolutely loved that part of the game,all the regular cars made it feel authentic,even if a lot of them weren't exactly fast

[@txcforever]

Midtown Madness?

[@bowserjrimacasualshutup6754]

EXACTLY this is exactly why i bought this game "holy shit, i can drive a volt, gen 9 impala, blazer, savana, 1st gen sierra, base f150, AND base 2nd gen neon?" you dont see those in racing/driving games and i wish for more of them to have more regular/everyday cars of any year you always see on the road and can do whatever with

[@streetpilot4098]

I feel like the main reason they won't make a sequel is because they just don't know where to go with it. The game is a totally different vibe compared to past titles. Would they use the same mechanics such as "Shift" but in a different city? Would Jericho still be the main bad guy? Would the story and dialogue still be as goofy and lighthearted? I feel like the studios just aren't confident that they can pull it off and I can't blame them

[@channe3049]

The sequel was scrapped and it became Watch Dogs.

[@blisterbrain]

​@@channe3049A great game also! Makes me hungry for pork buns...

[@channe3049]

@@blisterbrain Uh, I think you mistook with Sleeping Dogs.

[@blisterbrain]

@@channe3049 Dang, you're right. Watch Dogs was good, too, but nowhere near as much fun as Sleeping Dogs!

[@streetpilot4098]

@@channe3049 I heard about that, which is still kind of a fun fact, but my point still stands. How do you follow up the vibe, story and feel of SF?

[@ileutur6863]

To this day, this is the only racing game I can say has an actual good story. Sure, NFS had a few really scummy villains, but san francisco genuinely had me anxious and excited for where the story would go next.

[@fessin555]

I love that this story has so many threads. One is the fact that Jericho can be considered the embodiment of death that came for Tanner during his coma (which makes sense, after all, a coma is a state between life and death). This game seriously proved that a racing game can have a good and strong, interesting story with deep themes.

[@CurtisSmal]

only other one i know of is v8 supercars/toca race driver, story is solid on that one too

[@peterobinson3678]

It's a stoopid, terrible story. In theory. In game, it's fucking majestic...

[@ianism3]

yeah, NFS stories are often in the territory of so bad it's kinda good (Most Wanted, Heat, UG1, 2015). the ones where they actually try to make the story "real" usually just turn out bland as fuck like Payback, Carbon, Undercover, UG2, The Run...

[@blisterbrain]

​@@ianism3If I wanted realism, I'd go outside!

[@ArtKoval]

The Wii version of this game is pretty interesting, because it's actually based on Parallel Lines. It even has the same traffic car models.

[@ColourShedProductions]

I was gonna talk about the Wii version because it's very different from the PC/PS3/X360 version, almost different enough to get its own video, but it never arrived in the mail in time so I had to cut out what I could've said about it which is the only disappointment of the video.

[@VelociJX]

@@ColourShedProductionswanna add in this too, the Wii port is actually a Prequel to the very first game to the series!

[@karelleet]

This game has some of the best first person driving feel ever

[@rodsk8dude731]

15:58 People who watched without having played the game might have thought it was a joke, but Yahtzee really meant it when he said Sweet Jumps were the local currency. Funny how every weird thing he says, and even some visual gags and little details, actually make sense if you play the game, instead of just watching his video on a game you don't like to see him torn it to shreds.

[@TheKalzune]

I worked on this game, watching Yahtzee big it up was a huge achievment.

[@IMEEntertainment]

This game is easily one of the most underrated 7th generation titles. It’s great to drive around the huge map, completing little tasks and such to go even further through San Francisco, and the Shift feature is very original, too. It was a great return to the roots for the franchise - except Ubisoft barely uses it nowadays and the fact it’s delisted digitally. Glad to own the Xbox 360 version, and I’m surprised why I missed out on a fun racing game until two years ago. I don’t have any opinions on the Wii version because I’ve never played it.

[@LotsOfToubleUsuallySerious]

17:23 they had the money to support Eden Games on BOTH Test Drive Unlimited games, so no excuses

[@Unikornis86]

The most amazing are the conversations you can have when you shift into cars with passengers. They have recorded more lines than Mass Effect 2 has, just for reference...

[@Zeruel132]

One thing I really appreciated was the sheer amount of unique dialogue when shifting. Made returning to it a joy. Also helps that the creativity of the missions kept the whole thing fresh most of the time. Thanks for the video. It was a great watch! :)

[@kanggoo57]

Played so much of this when it came out. time flies, still own my PC physical copy.

[@Generik97]

Had this game on my mind for a while I wish Ubisoft would remaster it or put it back up for sale on a digital store.

[@toastofcinder3547]

A lot of games have licensing issues with the music when rereleasing them, this game has fully branded cars, I imagine the licensing to rerelease this game would be an absolute nightmare if not impossible, car companies would want their recent cars being portrayed, not outdated ones. Then you might as well just make a sequel instead, but for some reason they don’t wanna do that. To be clear I’m 100% with you, I want this game back, luckily I can still play it on ps3

[@R3AL-AIM]

I feel blessed to have the Steam and Xbox 360 release... I remember reading that even finding a cracked version that worked or wasn't Malware was tough. The game needs a few patches to work perfect on modern systems, but it's still fun as ever.

[@DESARD12]

Having recently sailed the seven seas to find a copy of the game that would work, yeah, it was a bit of a pain. Worth every headache though, amazing game!

[@dasist9573]

Played without a single issue on win 11, pirated version of course..

[@TrueGameFreak]

@@DESARD12 Could you help out a fellow pirate? Just point me in the right direction, savvy?

[@DESARD12]

@@TrueGameFreak Head to the famous russian (rin) forum and look there. Seems like there were a few repacks posted since last I checked, give that a go.

[@ChemicalFlood]

@@TrueGameFreak r/abandonware ;)

[@JackFoxtrotEDM]

For the traffic, each chapter has its own "pool" of select traffic vehicles. Or at least on PC. On console I think it just picks one of the pools randomly on game start. It'd be nice to have more diverse traffic and have more variation instead of a pool of a couple specific models, which we tried looking through in PC modding, but I don't think it's even possible.

[@clarksonoceallachain8536]

I remember on ps3 it was chapter based But i had a thought, imagine if the vehicles you bought showed up in game, like the deloreon, armoured truck or McLaren F1 The car showing up on the streets to use even in missions after purchase

[@JackFoxtrotEDM]

​@@clarksonoceallachain8536 The traffic rosters were weird in general though. It's like "ah yes, everyone in San Francisco owns a VW camper van".

[@Noaddedsalt01]

@@JackFoxtrotEDMit’s even weirder when they had a lot of European only vehicles as main traffic, biggest one being the Mito

[@tomanderson6335]

Brilliant review of a brilliant game. Just the car list makes it an absolute banger, both for the sheer variety and the number of TV/movie references (e.g. 1971 Pontiac Le Mans representing The French Connection, 1973 Ford Mustang Mach 1 representing the original Gone in 60 Seconds, etc.).

[@ThaDirtyBubble]

The voice actor for Tanner did a fantastic job

[@NASCARFAN160]

I was obsessed with this game when I saw it at E3, purely because the car swap mechanic blew my mind. I played tons offline and online (several of the online modes were so damn cool) throughout its early months, and once more in '22 before the servers went down. One of my favorite racing games ever. And that theme makes me so happy.

[@Milty2001]

I love the idea of tanner using a special power where he can control traffic to his advantage it's kinda like he's putting his subconscious into them before reverting back to his body at the last second.

[@alrecks619]

The shift mechanism is a big plus considering it's also very well executed, kudos to Reflections to nail the whole aspect. p.s. the fact that you can drive one of the rarest cars in the whole world, Alfa Giulia TZ2, is an instant like for me on this game.

[@Justin.Franks]

I'm not a fan of the "cut off" rear of the TZs, but from any other angle, goddamn what a gorgeous car.

[@TrueGaming140.48]

Remember chasing catalina mission in driver 3. I was like "I'm 12 years old how do they expect me to accomplish this?"

[@adnaanebrahim]

A lot of those developers moved on to studios like Playground (Forza Horizon). And even started their own. Reflections might not have the staff who do racing physics anymore.

[@khajiit8221]

Christmas 2011, got this game as a gift on my PS3, loved it!

[@CarlDraper]

i still love this game, and i still occasionally play free roam and the movie challenges, on PC, particularly the Bullitt homage. The one thing i wish you could do is play free roam but with the 1960s or 70s traffic from the movie chases.

[@pliantimpala7858]

Although I'm bias, Driver had, has the best driving physics bar none, and the damage physics don't even compare to anything else you can buy out there. I have replayed the story 0ver 30 times easily and have become one of the fastest players in the world on nearly all the movie missions and racing tracks and time trials. Driver SF's driving physics leave any previous, current and most likely future open world physics for dead, it's not even a competition for me.

[@loudris442]

1:13 lol at the minimme reference

[@MatteMoon48838]

I remember getting this game second hand about 7 years ago and on the day it arrived in the post, I already had made plans to hang out with a good friend that lived down the road. Luckily she also had a 360. Me and her played like 5 hours and finished like 2-3 of the story, taking turns per mission. Great memories!

[@KakarotOwns]

I would love if they actually do a remake for Driver 3 and actually complete it and release how it was originally meant to be, that game really needs it.

[@IMEEntertainment]

And not cause another Driv3rGate moment that was one of the exact reasons why Atari (Infogrames) sold Reflections to Ubisoft.

[@GmGibby]

This is by far my favorite game of all time and everything about it is so fun. There are a good collection of cars and they are all fun to drive, the city is lively, and the graphics are insane for like 2012. Its a shame we haven’t gotten a remaster or anything

[@TheCamSays]

Found a copy of this and Lollipop Chainsaw for 360 last year and have been playing San Fran on and off. Such a unique premise for a game in general. Makes me miss the radical experimentation of games and even a game that’s racing adjacent.

[@hitman_phoenix76]

That stall in hunted antiques is a must anytime I'm in Bayswater, picked up a "faulty" ps3 for 25 bucks and soft modded it that some day. Pretty surreal to see it on KZbin. Love the vids man.

[@alexalcalaortiz368]

this game also has 120 fps support on PC / emulators and it feels incredibly smooth

[@davebeat]

Best title in the series by far. Unfortunately very underrated.

[@i3enchixx317]

good lord i missed your reviews. another video to put in my Sleep ASMR Colourshed playlist . Thanks for all your videos and reviews!

[@scott4547]

This is the exact notification I wanted to see on a Sunday morning.

[@РоманАндреев-в4з]

This game is a masterpiece. Incredible attention to detail is something that comes to mind after enjoying fun gameplay. This game has more recorded dialogue than Mass Effect 2! Every single time you switch to a car with a passenger - they have dialogue, but not one, multiple version, so you wouldn't hear the same one. And they react to your every move - crash, drift, gain police attention, lose it, jump, whatever - they will comment in a witty one liner manner. There are even easter eggs hidden in those lines, and most players would never hear them - characters are "type casted" into particular car, so Mexican mechanic would be driving old pick-up truck, and rich Arab will drive a sportscar. So many dialogue, it's insane. And it's not quantity over quality - it's genuinely funny and memorable

[@CurtisSmal]

as an Alfa Romeo 159 owner, i am pleased that this is the only game on the planet that my car is in.

[@denist.8058]

Really nice to hear you used the Alfa 159 for a long time haha, love that car

[@bigsmoke4568]

My main (Australian) man is back at it again!

[@CRWNVCTRA]

I've been trying to get my hand on the game for 2 years at this point, but I never really got a full review of it. This was some great insight into the game.

[@ADukesJustice]

I wish Ubisoft would put this game back up for sale, this is the only Driver I haven't played yet and it kills me

[@ValHazzard]

I just started playing this game on my 360 yesterday, then you come out with this video, awesome.

[@kyleholloway3470]

I really enjoyed this game when I got it and will definitely never get rid of my copy. This video has made me want to play through it again.

[@andrecarvalho1128]

This is one of my favourite casual driving games of all time. Driving was just realistic enough while still allowing you to hoon around, without stupid mechanics like tap brake to drift, the dialogue and story was bad enough to be genuinely funny, and I liked the overall film grain look and the missions, it was fun the kinds of things you could do with the cars. I also liked the fact that it felt like it wasn't taking itself seriously. I had high hopes for The Crew because of this game, but both 1 and 2 left me feeling cold compared to this. Not even the driving is as fun. Cars feel like they're on rails all the time, and even the driver (no pun intended) animations are worse on the new games.

[@dalehadley3283]

Man am I glad I saw this game in a GameStop when I did,still one of my favorite open world racing games,the older 70's cars all feel heavy,but distinct enough from one another,and it's the only game where I actually don't mind the first person driver camera,it feels absolutely awesome

[@Lewis_Treff97]

Fun fact about this game that me and my brother spotted. Theres a glitch where you can get into the multistorey carpark from one of the checklist missions if you go through a certain wall on one of the bridges. Its placed at the bottom of the map. I played this game so much that it was probably one of my favourite ps3 games

[@UnderTheSkin13]

Ubisoft could 100% make a new Driver. They're afraid of making them because next-gen games are so expensive but they're only thinking of the AAA market. Make a Driver game that looks like a comic book from the 70s or 80s, live action cutscenes with the cheese to the max, tweak a driving engine to be heavy on the corners and bam, you got yourself a framework for a 30$ game that cost 10% of a AAA release.

[@Sgt410]

Start or end your day with a fresh ColourShed video!

[@dmg02]

One thing you might have found useful when doing any mission to take down a car is to shift just before the car hits then it will skip the little cinematic makes it much faster to deal with those missions

[@maydaymemer4660]

Wait the cars in my head the highway in my head JERICHO… in my head. Alright, new rule: im throwing some god damn cars too

[@sarminder4357]

I remember the trailer for this game being reuploaded and named "GTA 5 trailer" lol. Same thing with the trailer for that 50 cent game

[@M4V3R1CK_13]

Driver: SF stills have better driving physics/handling than anything Ubisoft published on the market later on.

[@THAT1ZELDAFAN]

I got this game on launch day back in 2011. It was the collectors edition, so it came with the model of the car, the map, everything. I completed this game in 2 4 hour sessions over 2 days. I was so drawn in to the story that I found it hard to turn the game off and go to bed. It's that good. I still have my copy, and I'm not letting it go

[@Browean]

It’s definitely my top 5 maybe even top 3 racing games of all time. I adore everything about this game, all the way to the best tire smoke physics out there.

[@JJfan48]

I remember when the game launched I was so mad that they changed how the entire franchise worked with super powers and no ability to walk around until I actually finally sat down a month later and played it, and absolutely fell in love with it. I do love to free roam on Driv3r and just cause chaos but this is easily the best game in the entire series.

[@KrombobulousMitchell]

The multiplier on this was amazing

[@TallisYourName]

Hell yeah. Hunted Antiques is such a store. I used to go there all time when I lived in Melbourne

[@IrishCoffeee]

Oh Boy, whenever you release a video I get a bottle of water and crawl under my blanket to enjoy your content the way it should be enjoyed. Looking forward to watch this review!

[@CyriacS]

I really liked DSF! Glad to see you liked it too. Honourable mention to the designers who modeled the interiors of ALL the vehicles in the game, including the vintage vehicles which were up to 60 years old at the time of release! The licenced music soundtrack was also quite nice! I wish they remastered the game with more diverse traffic (system limitations prevented from having all models in the traffic spawn), increasing the draw distance and why not throw in a day/night cycle?

[@cablety]

Absolutely loved driver 1 and San Fransisco 😍 great review too mate

[@joxituk]

damn ive been wanting a review of this game from you for ages

[@GamerGuysReviews]

Driver: San Francisco holds a special place in my heart because it was one of the first games I got for my Xbox 360 back in 2011. I replayed it recently and it’s still a fantastic experience.

[@vanessa211]

One of the few games I've truly had a blast with. I also spent countless hours with my cousin fucking about in couch co-op on my PS3. The ramp trucks were always mandatory, obstacles be damned

[@strikerecho2592]

I remember renting this game from a video store when it came out. Plus doing split screen was an absolute blast.

[@kyyuhl]

Been waiting for this review since the debut of this channel!!! 🔥 I love it. This game is so engrained in my childhood memories. I vividly remember rewatching Nerd³'s video on it probably 100 times until my parents bought it for me the following Christmas. Glad that the series ended on a (imo) high note like this one.

[@siwy102p]

A lot of Reflection studio helped with "the crew" which will die in two months permanently! Ubisoft shutting down servers after not even 10 years and game can't be even launched after March 2024

[@FrozenDrone12]

This game is basically a peak of the groundbreaking of racing games, this is the game where the racing / driving games really set the highest bar of being unique because many racing games after DSF is basically stagnant, yes there are still good racing games onwards but a groundbreaking racing games? No This game is being unique in every single aspect, from a story perspective, and gameplay seriously Shift feature is like a Shadow Of Mordor / War nemesis feature of racing games, being unique in every single way especially it is supported by the whole story of the game itself where you literally play in the head of Tanner's coma situation at this point he can release his soul possess many people in San Francisco Not to mention this is a few racing games that has the best cockpit camera perspective, you got full animation movement, from 360 steering, changing gear, even details like pressing the horn and the driver being reacted to the crash, only two games for me that has the best Cockpit view in terms of animations which is Driveclub and this game

[@HiGlowie]

I miss creative racing games. I’d even love a good modern Twisted Metal that Sony doesn’t fuck up.

[@supirkev]

Driver: "Spirit" of the wheelman. Is a more perfect name for this game😅

[@signalflare3791]

I really enjoyed the races based on movies in this game. I liked the offroad racing alot too. It just felt good to slide around in a muscle car. Very underrated game.

[@mukulnag1578]

It was definitely one of my favourite racing games... A racing game with a nice story, some of the best npc dialogues and a mechanic unseen in other games

[@existensistrubczthentruscatt]

Impressing the racing gamer intentions for what we have through the craft are one Nutty job. ❤

[@SlurpyPie]

To this day this is still my favorite game and I'm so glad to see more people giving it the love and attention it deserves. I really wish I was able to get the PC port before they delisted the game.

[@Hrvojejur]

style and driving experience of this game is unmatched for me. it really is a one of a kind game

[@hyenahallstrom7034]

I just got out of a coma back in july, the dreams are vivid asf, I still remener them in detail

[@JorgeAraujo97]

That's one game that could be fantastic - if the physics weren't so loose and arcade. If it had the classic Driver physics, it would be the game.

[@mrdorifto]

Personally I loved the physics

[@R3AL-AIM]

I liked it to be honest. Was more realistic than a lot of games from that era.

[@ileutur6863]

lol the physics are what made it good

[@TyCal_]

I think San Francisco has the best driving physics in the whole series. The cars felt slightly more weighty and would kick out in the corners a lot more compared to the previous games but I think that was a good choice considering these games are supposed to be homages to those classic tail out movie car chases. But hey that’s just my opinion

[@tylerevans1700]

​@@TyCal_well put. I owned and loved Driver 1-3, but only ever got to play sf a little. The physics of earlier ones being my fave, makes me wanna try and find a way to play sf the whole way/own it

[@AdamSaeed]

Driver: San Francisco Remastered would be best thing that could ever happen along with restoring the online feature. I remember how much I played this on my PS3 until I lost the disc one day. it hooked me for days so much so the loading screen and the UI sound effects and design are engraved into my mind

[@sstephiL]

What a beautiful game this Driver is.

[@novalighthunter536]

Great review!, driver san francisco was always one of those games i wanted to play but i just found about it too late, its sad that ubisoft de-listed this game.

[@rv3mrazr]

Everything about this game is enjoyable. It's the most ambitious Drivr game.

[@szoopzoop]

8/10 if it didnt have the fucking mission where u have to bring those like 4 cars back to some trucks. bc that missiion its like. 2/10 ubisoft stay winning

[@stdismas]

Have you done or thought about doing a review of The Warriors, and have you seen the movie?

[@utter_cringe]

I've had a driver San Francisco disk for the XBOX 360 for a long time. But if your in the UK your in luck because the game costs about £10 in CEX. and if it isn't in your local shop delivery isn't expensive.

[@Gondarth]

As a massive Driver fan, I remember picking this up for the 360 when it was new. I played the first two games, I tried to play the busted mess that is Driv3r, I played the hell out of Parallel Lines, so I was excited for this. Overall, I thought it was pretty good, but I did have some gripes: 1. I don't like how slippery the cars feel. I felt like I was constantly on ice whenever I turned. 2. Most of the side missions range between mediocre and just flat out awful. I could live with all this if they weren't all mandatory to just beat the story mode, which is a shame because the story missions are genuinely great. Look at those last few missions with Tanner waking up and then just hurling cars at Jericho with his Jedi mind powers. 3. Something I discovered only after beating the game: There's no New Game+. I can't just go back and replay whatever missions I want. If NG+ was actually in the game, I'd definitely think more highly of the game. So yeah, I could probably get used to the slidey vehicles, but because of the lack of a NG+, I don't feel like I can go back and do those awful side missions again.

[@OverTallman]

PC version does have New Game Plus option though, all the stuff you've earned, purchased or completed will carry onto the new game, only the story (yellow missions) will be reset. Just finished the main story in the last weekend and was surprised to see that.

[@chillhour6155]

The drifting in ths game was so satisfying, everytime I start a playthrough I grab an RS6 and just grind credits by drifting on my own route through the city

[@spiderjerusalem100]

Love your reviews. Keep up the good work.

[@Just_AnotherPlayer]

I was lucky enough to snag a PS3 copy for 10usd at GameStop like 7 years ago. I had never heard of it so went in blind and had an amazing time. Only learned it had been delisted and it was almost impossible to get a digital copy. The only thing I can think of that I don’t like about it is the fact that the Skyline GTR is left hand drive despite it saying RHD in the name but then again The Crew Motorfest has that same problem

[@VortexStory]

We need a new Driver game, back to the Hollywood car chases vibe!

[@nightkidgaming1242]

Colourshed casually dropping another banger of a video

[@saadhasan2518]

One of my favourite games from the X360 era and 2011 specifically, just an amazing game from start to finish with possibly the best story in a racing game. Sad that it got delisted from digital stores but if you can find a copy or pirate it, this is one of the best racing games from the 2010s.

[@adamfrazer5150]

Despite only playing and loving the first couple of games, I never stopped 'wanting' to love the follow-ups. These days, I recoil in terror whenever a once-beloved franchise is 'making a return', not the way publishers choose to make games that have some perverted revenue-streaming, 'endgame' featuring cash-grab.

[@cs_044]

Driver SF will forever be one of my favourite games off all time, such a shame it was severely underrated / low selling for how good it was.

[@Weeniewarden]

Driver San Francisco is one of my favorite driving games! It was sooooo much fun getting to drive real cars and the story was kind of wacky, but damn was it hours upon hours of fun for me.

[@Wickedred413]

I still remember when I had my 360 playing Driver:San Francisco non stop and being in awe of how the entire city and state of San was detailed. I really wish there was a driver game that took place in Texas or Tennessee that would've been interesting and fun unfortunately we can only wish and dream

[@chillhour6155]

also impressive how it ran at 60 fps

[@Wickedred413]

@@chillhour6155 on a system like the 360 none the less which made it even more impressive

[@joshwantsmaccas]

The way I find out you live in the same country/state as me is the reference to hunted antiques, holy crap haha :')

[@pandasensei3016]

This game is great but for the last 10 years, playing it with gamepad, all cars always constantly steer slightly to the right. I never could fix it. It's very noticeable on the 80% straights that is San Francisco

[@blisterbrain]

It's realism. The poor condition of San Francisco streets leads to a lot of alignment problems!

[@Robi9944]

I had my copy of Driver SF back in the day. I loved it, my favourite city ever and a variety of cars and missions. in an open world! I really really enjoyed also the video, i liked it so much I bought a copy of the limited edition for PC with the little Challenger jumping from a ramp. 20€ back in 2016. Best purchase ever, probably

[@NOTHiNG2CBRA]

I love this game as a kid. Damn I have so many great memories of the whole franchise, even Driv3r 🥺 I got a unsealed PC copy next to me & yeah, I‘m tempted now. I got the Collectors Edition with the Car model at home, but it was the Xbox version, which I cannot play anymore, because I don‘t have a Xbox anymore. But my sealed PC version feels like a relic now xD Thanks for this video 🍀 Now let‘s start a petition to bring them back from supporting. It‘s time for a second installment. Jericho‘s been planning alot over the years

[@L0rdskullz]

I might be the minority but the original driver and driver 2 are far superior. The difficulty I feel was what really identified you, the protagonist. You are a DRIVER. Skilled, fast, expert. The time limits and ramping difficulty really pushed that agenda. I get why many might not like it, I for one, miss hard arcade racers. On another note, you should do one of these on “The Italian Job” for the PS1. It’s a driver knock off based on the Italian job movie

[@bilbobeuli]

...where the hell has gaming gone wrong in recent years, it feels like games like this will never get released again

[@nobel11]

This game is amazing. I still keep my PS3 hooked up and play it all the time. Such a brilliant gimmick, shifting. I'd put it right up there with Crash mode in Burnout, or rewinding in Forza.