Driver: San Francisco

Games are full of excuses, whether they're telling you that a terrorist strike has closed off half the city you're exploring or that swimming is a bad idea when you have electricity coursing through your veins. As excuses go though, Driver: San Francisco throws up one of the more outrageous.

Tanner burns rubber once more

We've Got Reports Of A Sequel In Progress John Tanner has had a tough life. After spending several years in the wilderness, watching his once-loved franchise dragged through the mud by terrible sequels, and Reflections concentrating on other things after being sold to Ubisoft, you'd be forgiven for...

A strong return to form for the Driver series; A strong and enjoyable driving game with lots of replayability and things to do, if you have the patience; Great multiplayer

Handling can feel a bit heavy and irritating, graphical slow-down in places; The story-line can be too confusing at times, with Shift abilities introduced but not explored and a handful of plot twists that are obviously going to occur