Driver: San Francisco (Xbox 360)

I can’t count how many hours I played the original Driver for PS1. It had fantastic gameplay along with some of the most frustration I’ve ever had playing a game. It had a relentless difficulty and most people didn’t even get past the introductory...

Driver reinvents itself after a serious out-of-body experience.

After the abysmal and controversial Driver 3, Ubisoft Reflections' high-speed Driver series took a drastic fall from the gaming limelight. Its stylish world of brutish muscle cars, Bullitt inspired car chases and emphasis on unadulterated 70s style...

You know what we hate? When a good franchise goes bad. At one point, Driver was the go-to series for exciting stunt racing fun, parallel with the kind of vibe that the old-school movie Bullitt made. But then Reflections, the game's developer, tinkered...

The post-GTA III sandbox game revolution left the Driver series in tatters. While the first two entries were heralded for their ambition and pushing of the PSOne's tech and pioneers of 3D sandbox games, its third entry failed to satisfy fans and wound...

It's no secret that the Driver name lost nearly all of its credibility back in the early '00s. Try as the team might to restore their reputation, what the series really needed was a good long break, and enough time to make Driver: San Francisco a...

The Driver series has certainly seen its ups and downs over the years. The premise has always been a good one, and outside of the harsh difficulty of the games, most of them are considered classics.

Despite its bizarre premise, this mind-jumping installment finally fulfills Driver's promise from years ago.