I like the game driver San Francisco really love this game I have been played this on my Xbox 360 years now it's backwards compatible for Xbox one now I played it on my Xbox one it run pretty well and I love the sonic controller holder really much it holds my stuff for me and come with charging...

I bought this game because I had played other driver games and I wanted to try this one, being set in San Francisco was a major plus. So far the only thing I don't care for in this game is you are in the car the entire game there is no way to get out and walk around. I think this is a great game.

I really liked the physics of the game whereas some people may not. This game sits somewhere between realistic and unrealistic racing. You can get in a 200 mph front-end collision and be just fine.

Amazing and a sleeper hit it is.2011 is the best year ever for gaming so a game like this is going to be overlooked by most people.I actually got this game for $20 brand new because of black Friday.I would of paid the $40 for it if I would of known how awesome this game really is.The shift feature...

Game captures that magic the first 2 driver games had and mixes it with faithfully approximated version of SF together with great presentation that maintains 60fps most of the time. And for an open world game that is constantly filled with moving cars and pedestrians, this is awesome.

The story is set just after the previous game, and as we step back into John Tanners shoes the plot takes a bizarre twist early in that not only sees Tanner's nemesis Jericho escape from prison, but John being put in a coma after a near fatal crash.

The best and the most important thing about Driver: San Francisco is that it takes the series back to its root. It's the fresh and no doubt the best entry in the series that has has arguably lost a bit of fuel over its past iterations.

In a medium where developers seem increasingly obsessed with recreating gloomy reality, Driver: San Francisco (PS3 , Xbox 360 , PC , Wii) is a breath of fresh air. Breaking away from the franchise previously super-serious world, the game outlandish plot sees petrol-head detective John Tanner plunged...

In conclusion, Driver: San Francisco is a breath of fresh air in the racing genre. The shifting ability is a mechanism that actually works. It's definitely not a gimmick. Shifting changes the way people tackle missions.

Driver San Francisco is the latest in the Driver series, and the basic premise is that the city's biggest baddie is on the loose: Charles Jericho – and there's only one man who can stop him. That's you, by the way.