Driver Madness

sure did. it was awesome

I remember driving around in the demo the 1st time. The graphics were amazing and that first handbrake drift around a corner in the challenger was just....epic. So Yes

Yes, it did. I also remember the first time I played it. I think it was a dream come true It was my first "next-gen" game, so the graphics were just wow for me! The handling was incredible, everything was just wow! The story still holds such good memories for me, it's weird because it wasn't even that long ago. (I don't play the story that often)

Yes it did, but it has some flaws I don't like, for example the physics being more arcade-ish, dull car crashes and AI police cars being faster than you all the time. Not to mention the film director is a disappointment to me, it's too basic (especially when I saw the trailer where it has moving cameras and epic angles I was exicted, but when I saw it in-game I was disappointed). Same for the AI traffic which is repetitive, every car goes at the same speed and the city is not that living (all the civilians just walk in a straight line and clip to each other lol).

So I voted "Other".

Story was a letdown, so was film director aswell as no replay value but the gameplay was solid, I dare to say yes but not wholeheartedly.

Nah.

Nope, way too over hyped and way too NFS-ish. Storyline was terrible and all the characters look dumb as hell. And after beating the game and getting all the achievements, no replay value whatsoever.

How is it NFS-ish? It has no tuning and the driving is more realistic then ever

Coyote wrote:How is it NFS-ish? It has no tuning and the driving is more realistic then ever

Troll 2: Troll harder.

DSF handling isn't any diffirent from older games.

0takumetalhead wrote:

Coyote wrote:How is it NFS-ish? It has no tuning and the driving is more realistic then ever

Troll 2: Troll harder.

DSF handling isn't any diffirent from older games.

DSF's handling is completely different than all Driver games, and it's not just the handling that adds to realism. It's the whole suspension work, the weight, the fact there's for example front-wheels drives, and many more… you said yourself you barely played the game, well you just proved that!

Coyote wrote:

0takumetalhead wrote:

Coyote wrote:How is it NFS-ish? It has no tuning and the driving is more realistic then ever

Troll 2: Troll harder.

DSF handling isn't any diffirent from older games.

DSF's handling is completely different than all Driver games, and it's not just the handling that adds to realism. It's the whole suspension work, the weight, the fact there's for example front-wheels drives, and many more… you said yourself you barely played the game, well you just proved that!

Yes, cause I don't dry hump all over it means I know jack sh*t about it.
I'm wondering if you can even go through a door with that inflated ego of yours.

Way to be f***ing mature you bloody moron.

0takumetalhead wrote:Way to be f***ing mature you bloody moron.

0takumetalhead wrote:

I can only repeat…

From the time I first saw the trailers, and played the demo; yes.

From when I started wanting a new Driver; no.

I was expecting something along the lines of Driv3r; less childish, less arcadey. But it was a new Driver - it was still great!

Coyote wrote:

0takumetalhead wrote:

I can only repeat…

Yes, and repeating the fact that you fail to see it's a scar, not a tear.

The woman in the photo is Silvia Bottini and she definitely does not have any scars in her face.

Make-up, ever heard of it?
I'm done here, this is like arguing with a chimpansee, only even worse.

It's not makeup and it isn't a scar, it's a scene from a movie where she cries. You can ask her on Facebook…

Driver: SF largely lived up to my expectations and then some. My only real complaint anymore is the invisible walls.

Driver: SF p much lived up my expectation. The "Shift" feature is one hell of an original idea, but the vehicles selection really left something to be desired.