Game Takes Crime & Car Chases To New Level

Mon. November 13, 2000 12:00 AM by Newstream

San Jose, CA - Driver 2 is the sequel to last year's best-selling video and PC game, Driver, that sold in excess of four million units worldwide and generated sales of more than $150 million dollars. With major technical advances, Driver 2 takes car chases to a whole new level.

Violence ignites Chicago when a U.S. crime lord's bookkeeper, Pink Lenny, cuts a deal with his greatest rival, a Brazilian gangster. Tanner (played by you) and his partner, Jones, go undercover to defuse it. They realize that Lenny's deal unsettles the balance of power in the crime underworld in the Brazilian's favor. The U.S. crime lord, Solomon Caine, is also hunting for Lenny, who's sighted in Vegas. In Vegas, Tanner and Jones use Caine to get to Lenny, and begin working for the crime lord, helping him resist the Brazilian's onslaught. When Lenny is sighted in Rio, Tanner and Jones head out with Caine to capture him from the Brazilian who's still protecting him. Tanner double-crosses Caine and captures Lenny himself, thereby restoring the balance of power and the equilibrium.

Driver 2 offers:
· Four new cities - Realistic recreations of Chicago, Las Vegas, Havana (Cuba), and Rio de Janeiro (Brazil)
· More Realistic Streets - All cities now feature curved roads including life-like on-and-off freeway ramps and twisting mountain roads, allowing for a more realistic and challenging driving experience
· Greater Interactivity - Players can get out of the car to perform tasks on foot including setting detonator timers, unlocking doors, and flipping switches
· Commandeer a New Ride - When walking around the environment, Tanner can commandeer buses, fire trucks, muscle cars, and more.
· Enhanced Storyline and Cut Scenes - Driver 2 will feature graphically enhanced cut scenes with full character lip-syncing, improved model detail, and a gripping storyline
· 40 New Missions - Wide variance in mission objectives and strategies including getting out of the car to perform tasks inside buildings, changing vehicles to elude the bad guys, and more
· Multiplay - Driver 2 will feature a two-player split screen mode with its own unique driving area and games

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