GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. In the past few years, the open-ended crime simulation subgenre has exploded, due in no small part to the success of Grand Theft Auto III. But back ...

An obsessive undercover cop named Tanner has infiltrated a gang of Miami car thieves bent on shipping 40 exotic cars to an international buyer. As the gang’s new "Driver," Tanner must complete a ...

So I ran this guy over. I guess I didn't like the look of him. He gets up twice, but I pop him back down again until he runs out of getting up juice. This causes the police to arrive, two of them.

Driv3r wasn t simply a bad game however - it was a bad game with a great one trying to break out. Had more time and effort been spent on polishing the game before release, Driv3r could have been much ...

As the Driver series progresses into its third iteration, Reflections' driving opus has come into a new realm of driving. The English development team has expanded the size and scope of its cities, ...

With over ten years in the industry writing for sites like The Escapist and Unwinnable, Elijah’s your guy for all things strange and spooky in gaming. He's also written the longest list ranking more ...

Utter the name to anybody who is reasonably knowledgeable about games, and they will laugh – or cry when recalling the console incarnation, and maybe go on to launch a tirade of abuse against Atari ...

To ramp up interest for DRIV3R, a short film called Run the Gauntlet will be released online. Created by the Ridley Scott Association and directed by Shawn Mullens, Run the Gauntlet looks damn cool ...

Driv3r is no doubt one of the biggest undertakings in video game history in terms of Hollywood talent, the story of the game, the marketing push and overall scope of the game but perhaps they should ...

As much as Atari and Reflections may think we've got it in for Driv3r, we really haven't. We wanted it to be the pinnacle of mission-based driving games as much as the next man; we didn't sit around ...

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