Initially, Tanner himself is not aware that he is in a coma, believing he has simply gained some incredible abilities. Using the superior bulk of the prison van, he slams into Tanner's Dodge Challenger, and forces it into a road, where it suffers severe damage and Tanner is put into a coma. Tanner and Jones pursue the prison van, now controlled by Jericho, though are eventually ambushed in an alleyway by Jericho. A news helicopter is also sabotaged, and an RPG-7 is used from the moving helicopter to take out part of the police escort.
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Using some of his underworld contacts, he has a guard plant an acid pill in his mouth, so that he can break free of his handcuffs. Jericho is secured in a maximum security penitentiary, but has a plan for breaking out as he is taken to court. Starting six months after the events of Driv3r, Tanner has managed to successfully apprehend Jericho, whereupon he has been extradited back to the United States to face trial.
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Also making a comeback are Tanner's partner from Driver 2 and 3: Tobias Jones, and arch-nemesis Jericho (also from Driver 2 and Driv3r) who returns as the villain. The game returns to something of a past styling, as it brings the action to San Francisco, which was featured in the first game, as well as restoring the character Tanner, who was the protagonist in the first three games. his hair should get progressively more gray as the game goes on.Driver: San Francisco is the fifth console title in the Driver series. i bet he's going to get tired of that shit real quick.
anyway i'm all for suspension of disbelief in a game but the idea of tanner's body just going limp behind the wheel while going 60 miles an hour down the road makes me feel for jones. does the car veer of the road into the ditch? does jones have to grab the wheel and take over? what the fuck is happening? zombie tanner keeps driving? LOL. if this is the case, what the hell happens to his body when he shifts? so he's driving along with jones, shifts into another person's body and just leaves his body behind. ok, that's a little weird but it's a video game so i can live with it. so tanner "shifts" into other peoples' bodies. One thing though, and hopefully someone can help out with this. Of course I was already super hyped for this game so I'm just glad the demo didn't let me down. Next week there will be a multiplayer demo. Apparently Ubisoft has another demo in store for us. they definitely went back to their roots on that one. it just feels great and running from the cops in escapist mode felt like classic driver gameplay. probably my most anticipated game of the year now that i played the demo. i am still immensely hyped for this release though. hopefully someone with a better eye/feel can give it a spin. could just be the weighty feel of the cars tricking by brain though (if that makes sense?). i think it is at 60 quite often but it seemed that there were dips. as for that, i'm not good at judging frame rates by eye but this does not feel like it is locked in at 60. i guess the environments took a hit so they could try to lock it in at 60 fps. there seems to be some serious aliasing in the environment also. as for the graphics, the environments seem pretty bland but the cars look amazing. i really like that they feel quite substantial. Some quick impressions before i go back to playing.
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