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Customer Reviews of Driver

This Game is the best
I'm eleven years old and have played Driver for a few weeks. I think it's awesome. Personally, I think the Mature rating is stupid. The only thing that's really bad about this game is that you run away from the cops and there's one scene where there's blood. No big deal.
This games graphics aren't the best but they're still cool. The game play is tight. It's not too hard but it's still challenging.
In the undercover spot, you do missions for thieves, robbers and gangsters. (Don't get the wrong idea, though - it's not bad at all).
You can also go to driving games where you chase someone and try to ram them and lose their damage. You can also go to take-a-ride and you can drive around the city, getting chased by cops until your damage bar runs out.
This is a must-get game - the BEST.

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Driver is fun, but could use a few improvements
The game claims to have 4 realistic cities, but none of them lived up to that claim. I mean, since when does a freeway have intersections? And does Miami really have a monorail that people can jump out of? (You'll see what I mean when you play it)

This is a very fun game, only because you can smash into everything, including cop cars, and actually see the damage! (unlike some other games)

My gripes? The weak storyline gets very boring after a while, and the fact that these gangsters actually talk the way that they do is a huge insult to my intelligence. The graphics are extremely boxy, and it seems that everyone in N.Y. drives a big, long, black car, and it rains everyday. (It also seems to rain everyday in L.A. too) Also, in the time that it takes to change scenes you can fix a full course dinner, which you could eat in between the next scene change!

Overall, I give this game 3 stars, but for realism, -1! I was so disappointed when I played this game, due to the fact that graphics are weak, the storyline is patronizing, and the realistic cities fall way short of that claim.

For pure fun, I give it 5 stars, but the lack of realism draws away from the fun aspect. When I first started playing it, I loved how some of the missions were to actually destroy another car! (For the destuctive side in us) However, that gets old quick, and there is nothing to keep you going after that runs out. This game is for you if you have money to burn, and own every other PS game ever made, but even if you don't, it's still fun to play if you have some time to kill.

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worthless waste of money
I bought this game for a present because I thought my brother would enjoy it. I wanted to try it too, because I fell for the marketing hype (including tainted reviews in magazines that act in the interests of their advertisers instead of their readers). I also wanted to cruise around San Francisco.

My brother didn't like it, and he gave it to my neices. They said it was too hard for them. I laughed, borrowed it from them, and it ended up being a waste of time. I'm sorry I bought it in the first place.

Why, might you ask? You are REQUIRED to pass a very difficult driving test before you can do anything else with the game. The test consists of some maneuvers that require a lot of skill, and even if you are able to do each one of them, you have to do them in so little time that it is nearly impossible to pass. There is no cheat code to get around it, and you can't even go for a leisurely cruise through the cities without passing this lousy test. So for me, anyway, it makes the game useless and a useless game is a worthless game unless you enjoy getting frustrated.

I have Driver 2, and recommend that instead. At least you can play the game without having to pass a stupid test. It's difficult, so you might not play well at first, but at least you can do *something* with it. Don't get me wrong, though: Driver 2 is far from easy and the level of difficulty can be frustrating at times. At least it isn't as worthless as this piece of junk.

You can get plenty of useless CDs in the mail for free. Why pay for one?