‘Driver: San Francisco’ has THE best driving mechanics out of any driving/racing game I’ve ever played, (cockpit mode). I don’t know how accurate it is physics wise, but it just “feels” right.
I remember playing this way back when i was a teenager. Would love to see a remaster or even a remake of this on today's consoles. Bet it would look amazing!
I’d absolutely LOVE to see Driver, Road Rash and Twisted Metal franchises revived and standing strong nowadays! There are SO MANY awesome “old” titles that desperately need attention, but that still get ignored in the name of particular agendas and/or particular interests… sad times!
@@duckysingleton4712 Unfortunately, that developer is the same one responsible for Destruction Allstars, plus I’ve heard it’s also going to be free-to-play! 🤮
Yeah I enjoyed it as well. I played the Xbox version, and never really had issues. I was 11 when the first one came out, and I'm still in that garage lol.
Actually even SF the shift mechanic looks an awful lot like the character switch. GTA IV ripped off driver 1’s physics too. Even though it could be chalked off as a mere coincidence for V since San Andreas was originally meant to also have the character switch feature. I love both series dearly and wish they would make another Driver game. San Francisco is a masterpiece but narratively it makes it very hard to make a sequel without making some plot threads redundant. How can they yet again justify the shift mechanic without making it corny…
I loved Driver: Parallel Lines, the gameplay was fun, the map was big enough, with enough to do and the missions were also pretty good. But the best aspect without a doubt was the story and the two time eras. Sure, it was a simple crime story about the rise, fall and revenge of a getaway driver but it was well-written with interesting characters and good twists and turns. If they would remake it or make something with a similar story, I would certainly buy it...
@@hethpot1038 Yes, that was a fine surprise; the way the world has changed in the 26 years, all the new vehicles, the new weapons and the revenge plot that starts from this point. The game did an excellent job of portraying the effects of being imprisoned for so long at such a young age (TK is 18 in 1978) and re-enter a world that has been transformed.
"and it seems highly unlikely that those engines will ever rev again." Well it's not like Ubisoft just announced a Live-Action Series Adaptation last month... #ReDriver
It's actually better than a game now. Live action release is awesome as long the live action stay loyal with the plot of Driver. Now GTA won't be able to roast Driver again, unless they screw it up.
The original driver was amazing I remember running from cops and doing jumps you would fly forever in the air it was amazing one of my all-time favorite games growning up
Absolutely loved Driver San Franscisco. I knew many of the lines in the scenes even before getting the game since i watched the walkthrough many times. The driving was awesome as well the cars 💯
Parallel Lines is still my favorite is my first game on PS2 with Driver 2 for PS1 I love play both in these days also Driv3r I like is fun buggy shit and Driver 1 is also fun to play in these days
@@ShutterSpeedGaming The first Assassin's Creed started out as a PoP game in development then it went in another direction. Same thing occurred with the first Watch Dogs. What's your point?
Watch Dogs isn't really doing to well. It has a good fanbase but the games downgrade in quality. Innovative ideas but everything else for Watch Dogs suffers. Example Watch Dogs Legion had the play anyone feature which is a innovative feature but the rest of the game sufferes due to Ubisoft and how they barely finish their games.
Matt McMuscles already explained in one of his videos that Atari pushed Reflective Interactive to release Driv3r in a incomplete buggy broken state to compete with Grand Theft Auto San Andreas essentially landing a killing blow to the entire franchise that never recovered from
Garage mission in Driver 1 is not a tutorial, it is in fact a test. There's separate tutorial missions found thru the driving games menu. Had they made the game to suggest training games before venturing into Underground-mode, it would have helped so much back in the day.
I never played the prior Driver games but I did play San Francisco and it was AMAZING so unique to play multiplayer matches jumping from car to car to reach objectives.. BUT they made the mistake of releasing a free demo that gave players access to multiplayer servers and matchmaking with other demo players. The demo was never taken down so for the entire lifetime of the game, most people including myself and my friends just got together on the free demo. The same problem happened with Grid 2 I never bought the game because the multiplayer demo was just so good already.
I enjoyed driver 1 a lot as a kid. I don’t remember if I passed that ridiculous test but I probably just drive around in free roam mode. That’s how I played all the first open world GTA games lol. I was a kid I didn’t know better
Yes specially Rockstar has no serious competition. Volition has turned against their fanbase. True Crime died even after a underated game known as Sleeping Dogs. Watch Dogs is well dead. Basically there is no real competition for Rockstar to give a run for it's money.
It's so strange that the series died after the Driver: SF (which was the best in the franchise) and not after poor games like Driver 3 or Driver: Parallel Lines.
How were the sales though? I’ve absolutely no idea but I feel like the others sold well enough to warrant sequels just because they were going the GTA route and obviously there were games like the Getaway out and that so I feel they road that wave and the Internet not quite being what it was back then that a lot of people got the games either based on the old ones or screenshots in like PSM2 magazine or something. Whereas I feel a lot of people might have unfortunately give San Francisco a miss A. Because of the story that he was basically dreaming and possessing cars and B. It wasn’t the GTA kind of thing? Because as good as the game was it was a hard sell on the face of it really. I know I had absolutely no interest in it until my mate was so desperate for me to play it that he forced me to lend it from him and then only playing it do you realise how good it actually was.
San Francisco was terrible! I cant even get out of the car?! They took the best part of the game and ruined it. And turned it into some scifi BS. Biggest let down of any game I’ve ever played
Watchdogs had some of the worst driving mechanics in an open world game. How the hell was that born from the Driver franchise 🤣🤣. Driver needs to return to it's original premise of get away driver sim, with a focus on physics and vehicle destruction. Everything else is just extra nonsense.
‘Driver: San Francisco’ has THE best driving mechanics out of any driving/racing game I’ve ever played, (cockpit mode). I don’t know how accurate it is physics wise, but it just “feels” right.
i wish there was a way to buy that game because its backward compatible on the xbox
@@LeftCross2 I figured it was licensing issue but on eBay some of them are like 30, I want to play it but not for 30 lol
Felt similar to Burnout imo.
@@MerlautJones ah yes i remember now burnout 3 one of my favourite games as a kid
was really great to powerslide in that game. it wasnt realistic but it delivered really well on controller
I remember vividly not getting passed the intro in the first Driver game as a kid cause I had no idea wtf a Salom was
This game is how I learned that word lol I had to look it up in the dictionary
I had to edit the .ini files to get past that so I could freely drive around with all the vehicles unlocked.
I love driver parallel lines its was fun in 1978 and 2006 both eras were great
I loved the 1st Driver and the car physics were the most realistic I'd ever seen.
@@CrzYbaDmutha2245 It was also fun chasing down escapees in pursuit mode as well.
Ehh driver 3
I remember playing this way back when i was a teenager. Would love to see a remaster or even a remake of this on today's consoles. Bet it would look amazing!
I’d absolutely LOVE to see Driver, Road Rash and Twisted Metal franchises revived and standing strong nowadays!
There are SO MANY awesome “old” titles that desperately need attention, but that still get ignored in the name of particular agendas and/or particular interests… sad times!
I just seen a headline today that said a Twisted Metal revival has a developer and will be made
@@duckysingleton4712 Unfortunately, that developer is the same one responsible for Destruction Allstars, plus I’ve heard it’s also going to be free-to-play! 🤮
Oh, my gosh! Good news / bad news situation. 😫
I remembered when I was around 6 y/o I played driver 3 and its stil my favorite game out of all of them
Yeah I enjoyed it as well. I played the Xbox version, and never really had issues.
I was 11 when the first one came out, and I'm still in that garage lol.
Driver is to GTA as Medal of Honor is to Call of duty.
and Virtua Fighter to Tekken
I’d say different to Driver SF rest I agree with
Actually even SF the shift mechanic looks an awful lot like the character switch. GTA IV ripped off driver 1’s physics too. Even though it could be chalked off as a mere coincidence for V since San Andreas was originally meant to also have the character switch feature. I love both series dearly and wish they would make another Driver game. San Francisco is a masterpiece but narratively it makes it very hard to make a sequel without making some plot threads redundant. How can they yet again justify the shift mechanic without making it corny…
I loved Driver: Parallel Lines, the gameplay was fun, the map was big enough, with enough to do and the missions were also pretty good. But the best aspect without a doubt was the story and the two time eras. Sure, it was a simple crime story about the rise, fall and revenge of a getaway driver but it was well-written with interesting characters and good twists and turns. If they would remake it or make something with a similar story, I would certainly buy it...
I was mind blown when I got out of prison and kept playing with new guns, cars and updated map
@@hethpot1038 Yes, that was a fine surprise; the way the world has changed in the 26 years, all the new vehicles, the new weapons and the revenge plot that starts from this point. The game did an excellent job of portraying the effects of being imprisoned for so long at such a young age (TK is 18 in 1978) and re-enter a world that has been transformed.
Well said boss
I agree, I still can't figure out how they made the story so intriguing while being so simple and limited at the same time.
This game need a remake. I love Driv3r and the cinematic edition making action movies.
Director mode was the coolest thing ever at the time.
Still have my PS1 save so I'll never have to do that first mission EVER AGAIN!
I loved Driver and remember being so excited for Driver 2 and the joy I had when I received it for Christmas when I was a kid.
"and it seems highly unlikely that those engines will ever rev again."
Well it's not like Ubisoft just announced a Live-Action Series Adaptation last month... #ReDriver
It's actually better than a game now. Live action release is awesome as long the live action stay loyal with the plot of Driver. Now GTA won't be able to roast Driver again, unless they screw it up.
Fingers crossed the show will be good! You can vote in fans polls on my channel to discuss the subject!
une serie c mieux que rien, on espere le retour de ce jeu iconic!
Man I really want a new driver game and I hope that one of four unannounced projects that were leaked via nvidia is a driver game.
The original driver was amazing I remember running from cops and doing jumps you would fly forever in the air it was amazing one of my all-time favorite games growning up
Give me a new Driver or The Getaway.. And I'll be fine. Since Rockstar is just Piggybacking of GTAV online..
I started with Driver 2 and was a genuine fan of Driv3r or Driver 3, with beautiful renditions of Miami, Nice( France) and Istanbul.
driver must make a come back
Absolutely loved Driver San Franscisco. I knew many of the lines in the scenes even before getting the game since i watched the walkthrough many times. The driving was awesome as well the cars 💯
2:03 "Easily the thoughest mission in the game" You didn´t even beat it if you really think that. Not to mention reaching the last mission.
Miss driver classic games
I loved these games just as much as gta, i always wondered why they didnt take off as much as gta did.
Parallel Lines is still my favorite is my first game on PS2 with Driver 2 for PS1 I love play both in these days also Driv3r I like is fun buggy shit and Driver 1 is also fun to play in these days
The Alpha testers couldn't get past the first level so they canceled the series.
I miss driver games and franchises I think driver coming back in future new game?
I love the Driver 2, I can't understand why the low score.
This is a crappy made video that doesn´t do well his research. It was a kinda mixed reviews at the time, the game got also high scores reviews.
I used to drift in driver, way before drifting was a thing, 😆
The Driver series needs to be revived. Watch Dogs has become stale, Rockstar is milking the crap out of GTA V.
Remember when people used to clickbait this as gta 6 🤦♂️
I remember when some people use Parallel Lines like a GTA 4
Me and my dad used to play driver on ps2
Driver 2 was the only game that let me drive my dream car,; a banana cream colored 1974 Oldsmobile Delta 88 with a white top.
One of my best favorites games as I was growing up I still hope they bring it back . 🤞🏽
I had played these 5 Driver games so far, it was so awesome.
Driver 3 was so good back in the day. Used to smash on Driver 3 and Final Fantasy 10 on the PS2 after school.
Watch Dogs happened. Like how Assassin's Creed happened to Prince of Persia.
You’re clearly too young for this conversation 😂
@@ShutterSpeedGaming The first Assassin's Creed started out as a PoP game in development then it went in another direction. Same thing occurred with the first Watch Dogs. What's your point?
Watch Dogs isn't really doing to well. It has a good fanbase but the games downgrade in quality. Innovative ideas but everything else for Watch Dogs suffers. Example Watch Dogs Legion had the play anyone feature which is a innovative feature but the rest of the game sufferes due to Ubisoft and how they barely finish their games.
Matt McMuscles already explained in one of his videos that Atari pushed Reflective Interactive to release Driv3r in a incomplete buggy broken state to compete with Grand Theft Auto San Andreas essentially landing a killing blow to the entire franchise that never recovered from
Driver parallel lines was such a good game.
Garage mission in Driver 1 is not a tutorial, it is in fact a test. There's separate tutorial missions found thru the driving games menu. Had they made the game to suggest training games before venturing into Underground-mode, it would have helped so much back in the day.
I never played the prior Driver games but I did play San Francisco and it was AMAZING so unique to play multiplayer matches jumping from car to car to reach objectives.. BUT they made the mistake of releasing a free demo that gave players access to multiplayer servers and matchmaking with other demo players. The demo was never taken down so for the entire lifetime of the game, most people including myself and my friends just got together on the free demo. The same problem happened with Grid 2 I never bought the game because the multiplayer demo was just so good already.
Can't even buy Driver San Francisco for PC anymore. Ubisoft removed it from their Uplay store.
Please do a what the hell happened for siphon filter
The hand movement and animation on the steering wheel is the best up to this day, even forza H5 can't match it
Driver parallel lines was my best
I enjoyed driver 1 a lot as a kid. I don’t remember if I passed that ridiculous test but I probably just drive around in free roam mode. That’s how I played all the first open world GTA games lol. I was a kid I didn’t know better
San Francisco is so underrated, plus I loved Driver 2 back in the day, definitely deserved a higher score than 62.
This needs to come back to compete with GTA
@TheOtherGuy true and saints row isn't interested in making a real crime game
Yes specially Rockstar has no serious competition.
Volition has turned against their fanbase.
True Crime died even after a underated game known as Sleeping Dogs.
Watch Dogs is well dead.
Basically there is no real competition for Rockstar to give a run for it's money.
@@theironsheik8419 watch dogs ain't dead but ubi just doesn't have the budget or passion to surpass GTA there
@@titanenzubber3778 Ubisoft does have the budget just too lazy to finish a game.
@@theironsheik8419 true
This was a great series but after driver 3 it got kinda disappointing. I enjoy the first 2 and driver SF
I liked driver 2. I had PS1. I was a kid and loved it until I saw GTA 3 on PC. However I did not have PC.
This is cool., been thinking of the driver games lately
Psychic abilities, LoL
Again another one that ace combat the underrated game that still here since 1995.
Driver San Francisco and the PS3 Driver were amazing!
I remember me playing the original driver as a kid and had lot of problems with the tutorial as hell🤣
Driver on the game boy was my shit , played that shut for hours and thought it was crazy advanced
this is my opinion on the driver series: Driver: san francisco>Driver 1>Driver 2> Driver parralel lines> Driver 76> driver 3
What Happened to “Driver”
Grand Theft Auto.
End of video.
Very good story
What happened to driver?? GTA that’s what happened
I would buy Driver 1 + 2 (remake), the same way I bought Tony Hawk Pro Skater 1 + 2.
There are videos wating to be watched , just dont rush
There are enough of them for u all
Watchdogs is what happened. Ubisoft would rather put out garbage
I used to love this game since psx. It just didn’t evolve at all.
Do felony 11-79
Why can't it be bought in the ps store?
It's so strange that the series died after the Driver: SF (which was the best in the franchise) and not after poor games like Driver 3 or Driver: Parallel Lines.
How were the sales though? I’ve absolutely no idea but I feel like the others sold well enough to warrant sequels just because they were going the GTA route and obviously there were games like the Getaway out and that so I feel they road that wave and the Internet not quite being what it was back then that a lot of people got the games either based on the old ones or screenshots in like PSM2 magazine or something. Whereas I feel a lot of people might have unfortunately give San Francisco a miss A. Because of the story that he was basically dreaming and possessing cars and B. It wasn’t the GTA kind of thing? Because as good as the game was it was a hard sell on the face of it really. I know I had absolutely no interest in it until my mate was so desperate for me to play it that he forced me to lend it from him and then only playing it do you realise how good it actually was.
America must buy all the land in the world too help feed lost animals
Make a new one
What a great game
Gta kill it
Gta happened man
Grand Theft Auto happened to Driver. C'mon everyone knows this.
they used Driver 3D idea as their own and beat it out of the market
Amazing games developers suck now.
This was done better by gamerx
Oobisoft
Kot re driver kot re driver ton kun kathin kun kathin kun kathin kot tut tu seeti oho kut tut to seeti ton
WTF is wrong with this channal???
No music? No sound?
I feel def when I watch your videos. It annoys me a lot.
I can't believe watch dogs 1 was going to be a DRIVER reboot.holy fuck,those games driving physics are garbage.
Nah the car handling model's were made by Reflections Interactive (or known as Ubisoft Reflections)
San Francisco was terrible! I cant even get out of the car?! They took the best part of the game and ruined it. And turned it into some scifi BS. Biggest let down of any game I’ve ever played
I’m really not a fan of the way so many TH-cam channels feel the need to mansplain the TH-cam interface.
Thirst
Watchdogs had some of the worst driving mechanics in an open world game. How the hell was that born from the Driver franchise 🤣🤣. Driver needs to return to it's original premise of get away driver sim, with a focus on physics and vehicle destruction. Everything else is just extra nonsense.
Gaming bolt just makes terrible videos
What a terrible game!
Same as Mad Max by WB.
Nothing happened. The first 2 were boring as hell. The 3rd one.... The less said the better.
L!
i never liked these games