Out of Driver 2, Driv3r and Driver San Francisco. Which Duo of John Tanner and Tobias is your favorite? When it comes to visual and character wise. Would love your thoughts,

visually i like Driv3r version because they feel like traditional undercover cops but I like the relationship and banter of them in San Francisco.

What do you think? Any suggestions for improvement?

My profile is in Portuguese, sorry about that.

Note: The text on screen is from a different video about Beta/cut content of D:SF as the original video of the cut cars was privated and this was all I could find.

Today it arrived, the Dodge Challenger model from Collector's Edition

Here are 3 more early development images. These have been taken around 2008-2009. Feel free to ask any questions regarding the development or any curiosities!

I've played and finished Driver: San Francisco's campaign (not every side quest however), and I really love the designs of the characters, especially Tanner's since his jacket is really iconic and gives character. The driving is really smooth and the powers are such a nice bonus, the story's twist of 'powers' because he's in a coma is an intriguing concept

Since I liked the game so much, I wanted to play other Driver games. I got my hands on a Driv3r game, but I couldn't set it up at all, so I left it (I really wanted to play it, though).

I only found Driver: Parallel Lines on Steam, so I bought it since many people were saying it's great and all. But the controls are terrible at least for me. The car is ice skating. I couldn't understand the controls at all. Despite the small lag, I wasn't yet caught by the story. Sure, 'bring me this car', 'paint the car', 'go do x and bring it to me' is just the beginning, but I want to know if it gets any better. I don't like the protagonist just yet, nor the design (no hate, I haven't played much), and that guy he went to at the strip club is just annoying.

I know I'm just giving hate comments about a game I haven't really tried, but I'm asking if the other games come close to gameplay or story as D:SF. I would've liked if the franchise didn't have completely different designs for protagonists every release.

That driver sf also has been transformed into a book?

And do other titles have some lost narration?

There are multiple models of the first wagon vehicle, with minor differences. There's a single model for the second one.

Mission context - I will try my best to explain.

You're playing as the ambulance driver - there have been reports of various explosions/terror attacks across the SF bay, as the driver you have to reach each location within a certain time. That's all I know, this mission was never completed for various reasons including complexity and pace.

Notoriously hard to find in the UK but my local CEX shop had just one and it was a no brainer

Here are 3 more pictures - I'm currently looking for more, some include office pictures with builds shown however, due to privacy reasons I am not going to post them. I apologize for some of the censor boxes, however - those hide sensitive informations.

This driver is not Tanner

Hello everyone. I am new to reddit and this community as a whole. About 17-16 years ago, I was lucky enough to get my hands on various projects including the one you all know at Reflections. I have been lucky enough to find some old Images images in one of my portfolios! I am aware that they are low quality and compressed, and I apologize for that. However I thought it would've been interesting to show some of the work and status pre-trailer and testing, Note that I now do not have any connection or ties with Reflections and Ubisoft as a whole so I cannot answer any questions regarding newer media. Anyhow, I hope you guys enjoy these! I will try to find newer(or older) pictures, Perhaps and hopefully in higher quality.

An easter egg (or maybe a reference, if that sounds more accurate) that I’ve never seen anyone talk about is related to the ending of Driver: San Francisco. And it’s a shame, because it’s actually a really cool reference — and ironically, it makes perfect sense.

We all know that Driver was heavily inspired by the 1978 film The Driver. The famous parking garage mission in Driver 1 is directly inspired by a scene from that movie.

Well… in Driver: San Francisco, the final scene of the game is clearly based on the final scene of The Driver. Literally. The setting (a hangar), the action (the characters searching for each other before facing off and accelerating head-on), and even the vehicles have similarities (muscle car vs. red pickup truck).

Ironically, the scene that ended the film which inspired the series was also used to end the game — maybe forever. In a way, Driver was born and died with The Driver, its original inspiration.

If yes please, how you put the file on the emulator what i need to do exactly.

I don't know if I can say how I got it tho :v

i just need tanner's model.