Driver 3

Typhoid · 06-25-2004, 02:21 AM

Today i purchased said game. I said i would get it the first day it came out, and i did it. ( ok, it cam out yesterday, but it was in stores today.)

The total price was $68.70 cdn ( i think). this game has a few mistakes in physics, and the graphics have little jaggies everywhere, but i got over it and the awesomeness of the game unleashed itself upon me.

The cinematics are enough to make up for any further mistake in the game. It has movie stars doing voices, but Iggy Pop plays himself, what a stooge.

So i came back from the mall with Dylflon, who purchased 2 movies : High Fidelity and Once upon a time in Mexico ( i think)

We watched High Fidelity, and it was one of the best and most interestingly directed movies i have ever seen.

That was pretty much my day today, except for the fact that Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory is slowly but surely consuming my soul.

Dylflon · 06-25-2004, 10:58 AM

Driver 3 has a problem in extreme difficulty. There's pretty much no way you're beating any mission on the first try. It's all about trial and error. Does that get frustrating? A little. But it's really rewarding once you beat a mission.

Typhoid · 06-26-2004, 06:07 PM

Driv3r isn't all too difficult, you just cant be a retard, you have to take into account that if you speed the cops will chase you, and if you crash you get hurt.

This game though, is brilliantly genious.

One think i like in this oppsed to GTA, is that when you shoot someone who is driving a car, the dont open teh door then roll out, they stay inside with their heads down.

And when you kill osmeone, you have to flee the scene of the crime or else the cops will hunt you down.

Another thing, me and Dylan were complaining and cursing the name of GTA when we played this because GTA tought us to plow through streetlights, but alas, in Driv3r you cant.