Tanner is back, but he's in a coma and can shift between the bodies of people in the city.
VideoGamer.com Score:
8Our Verdict: Driver San Francisco could have been a one-trick pony but it has managed to use that trick in a variety of clever and interesting ways, ensuring the driving gameplay never becomes tiresome or generic.
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article Win Driver San Francisco goodies
Win one of five copies of the game as well as a cool Driver jacket, all by answering an incredibly easy question.
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news Driver San Francisco PC delayed
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Posted Aug 11 2011
news Driver San Francisco demo hits Xbox LIVE
A single-player demo for Ubisoft's Driver San Francisco has arrived on Xbox LIVE Marketplace for Xbox 360.
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