Driver 4 (Parallel Lines) - Download First Trailer

PC | by Serban Stokker | 17th December 2005 | Driver: Parallel Lines |

   Driv3r was a pathetic attempt at continuing a (potentially) great series, that began with Reflections' excellent Driver. The latest game in the franchise, however, was full of bugs, had some lacking graphics, an appalling gameplay... all in all, a game that needed a sequel like a rusty Daikatana throught my eyeball! And yet, Atari decided to continue the series with Driver: Parallel Lines, which is due for release early next year.
   After revealing some boring screenshots, today they unveiled the first trailer for Driver 4. The horror... If I were to take a really wild guess, I'd say they're about to make the same mistakes as they did with Driv3r, only this time with some heavy-weight next-gen driving games already on the market! Pretty smart, huh? Well, we can at least hope it's going to be an enjoyable experience, and I must say there is one thing I like about this trailer: David Bowie's "Suffragette City".

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• Driver: Parallel Lines

Developer: » Reflections Interactive	Genre: » Driving
Publisher: » Ubisoft	Release Date: » 26.06.2007
Status: » Launched

Driver: Parallel Lines is the fourth installment in the cinematic driver-for-hire series from Atari. You can play as an 18-year-old who is the most sought after driver in New York. The twist-filled storyline leads you through 40 missions and 80 drivable vehicles. Driver: Parallel Lines features more realistic damage modeling and improved city detail than its predecessors. You can go online and play against up to seven other players in a variety of multiplayer modes. [more]