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Gameplay is mission-based as in the original, with 25 missions in total (12 in Miami, 13 in Nice). Goals include chasing cars, getting to a certain location within a time limit, protecting another character, evading police, taking part in shootouts, and much more. Many missions consist of multiple objectives that have to be accomplished. Between missions, the two cities can be freely explored, and several secrets and some extra challenges be found, including four different driving mini-games: Trailblazer (following a trail of traffic cones), Destruction (driving over a number of crates), Slalom (navigating between gates) and Checkpoint (racing between different points on the map).


Indeed, the appearance of around 70 different vehicles, including an 18 Wheeler, a motorbike (yes!), a fork lift, and all manner of cars from the city runaround to the sporty, gives you plenty of variety to get to grips with. Typically, Driv3r continues the grand tradition of having extra spongy exaggerated handling to guarantee that authentic '70s cop show feel of screeching rubber and flying debris as you powerslide through every corner. This isn't necessarily to everyone's taste, but it guarantees a certain level of comic carnage, with flying limbs and honking horns pretty much a given no matter where you are.


The graphics in the game are a mix of solid and slightly rough elements that don't impress us as much as we'd like. The computer-generated movies that tell the game's story feature impressively detailed high-res models that are appropriately gritty. As for the game itself, Reflections has put an impressive amount of work into modeling the cities you'll be tooling through, which is cool. You'll find detailed, expansive environments to race through in a car and similar interiors to run around when you're on foot. The downside is that the frame rate in our work-in-progress versions for both platforms fluctuated quite a bit during intense crashes. As mentioned, we're also not fans of the third-person camera when you're on foot, although you can thankfully switch to a first-person view when on foot or behind the wheel of a car. Finally, the environments feature sparse pedestrian and car populations, and there's quite a bit of repetition in the cars you'll see on the streets. As far as the breakdown between the two platforms goes, the PlayStation 2 is a little jaggier than it's Xbox cousin. While the Xbox does benefit from cleaner textures, the game isn't a huge leap over the PlayStation 2 in terms of graphical quality.


Based on what we played so far, if you're looking to Driver 3 to offer a new experience that takes the series to the next level, you may want to readjust your expectations some. If you're expecting a Grand Theft Auto-style makeover for the franchise, don't. Driver 3 offers a good dose of what the series is known for: challenging races, a stronger emphasis on storytelling, and some nice, extra play modes. However, while the selection of racing modes is fair enough, the overall experience feels a bit underwhelming at this point. The core single-player mode's gameplay doesn't stray too far from the game's PlayStation roots and winds up feeling dated. The extra modes are engaging enough but don't appear to gel into a cohesive package that ends up being more than the sum of its parts. For the final word on the game, check out our full review when the game ships later this month for the PlayStation 2 and Xbox.



Epic Speed
 - As I said above, the numbers were similar between the Epic Speed and the Max LS for me which makes me edge towards this head as Callaway say it is more forgiving and mentally that helps me. Both drivers were carrying at about 210 yards on average and so there's no compromise to be made in order to get the extra forgiveness, which is why the Epic Speed edges it for me.

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