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Game Information
- Platform: Nintendo Wii
- BBFC Rating:
Suitable for 18 years and over. Not for sale to persons under age 18. By placing an order for this product, you declare that you are 18 years of age or over. - Media: Video Game
- Item Quantity: 1
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Product Features
- Wii Controllers Integration Intuitive utilization of the Wii Remote and the Nunchuk for a unique sensation of driving and 3rd person action
- FPS style for an addictive gameplay - use the Wii Remote to point, lock and shoot the target
- Gripped camera in 3rd person on Walk Mode - Over the shoulder more immersive experience of the game
- Experience Open Environments Racing over 260 km in Two Distinct Time Periods Multiple paths to complete over 32 missions and 132 sight jobs across photo-realistic 1978 & 2006 New York City
- Control and Customize Over 80 Drivable Vehicles - Including cars, motorcycles, and trucks - all integrated with a realistic vehicle damage system
- Authentic Hollywood- style Action Experience adrenaline pumping high speed racing and car chases
- Massive Enhancements Over Previous Driver games - Including better characters and vehicles AI, better graphics and physics&
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Manufacturer's Description
New York in '78 was the coolest place on the planet. I was new to the Big Apple, just a country boy looking to make it good. In just a few weeks it felt like home. From New Jersey to Queens, from the Bronx down to Battery this was my patch, my backyard. 28 years later and the city sparkled like new but underneath, the filth was still there, and I had vengeance crawling inside me.
Product Description
New York in `78 was the coolest place on the planet. I was new to the Big Apple, just a country boy looking to make it good. In just a few weeks it felt like home. From New Jersey to Queens, from the Bronx down to Battery this was my patch, my backyard. 28 years later and the city sparkled like new but underneath, the filth was still there, and I had vengeance crawling inside me.
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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
the tofu of games,
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= Fun:3.0 out of 5 stars
This review is from: Driver: Parallel Lines (Wii) (Video Game)
well what to say about this game. I'll start off with the bad parts.
CONS The most dissapointing thing about this game i felt was the graphics, they feel so square and linear, they really do not push the wii's graphics whatsoever, admittedly the wii doesn't have amazing graphic capabilities but it is way more capable of what this game offers. Another disappointment was the out of car features, which i felt were so simple and more of a step down from driver 3 then anything. The driving controls are flimsy as anything, you basically use just the nunchuck to drive but you have to hold it really flat and steady, because if you stil it in either direction your car will do a 180 degree spin in that direction, also if you lift the nunchuck up you activate the handbrake, almost like real life which is pretty annoying. Most of all i felt this game was way too easy, doesn't last very long at all in my opinion PROS Despite all that this game has some really good features. It has a nice little mode where you can take any car or bike from the street and tune it up and accessorize it at numerous garages across the city, there are some pretty good looking cars about too, especially the racing ones. You can even slap on some NOS on a school bus or a digger and watch it fly! Not too mention some custom body/paint jobs on offer. The maps are pretty sufficiently sized, thats one thing the driver series has maintained throughout and is probably what its best known for. The storyline is not so bad, it's set in the 70's and has some stereotypical characters about, pretty much the cast from starksy and hutch. Not sure why it's been giving an 18 rating tho? Theres also some decent jumps around the city as well, some aren't so easy to find, which is the point i guess. FINAL THOUGHTS If your a fan of the driver series i'd say go for it, i mainly got it because this is the only free roaming game of its kind on the wii and im a big fan of those type of games and since i don't own a 360 or ps3 this is whats on offer. The game isn't too expensive either so your not parting with too much money if you dislike it anyway.
10 of 12 people found the following review helpful:
2.0 out of 5 stars
One to avoid,
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= Fun:3.0 out of 5 stars
This review is from: Driver: Parallel Lines (Wii) (Video Game)
I have been a fan of this series ever since I played the original driver. Driv3r (Driver 3), my favourite of the series, was a fantastic game and this new one seems to have taken several steps back. It's lost everything that made the last game cool.
Although the game starts in the 70s, most of it is played in the present day, which is not cool in the slightest. The soundtrack is alright, but not as interesting as the last game. The cut scenes look very good, but the plot is terrible. The graphics are no better than in the last game, although sparks flying from hanging bodywork are a nice touch. Gameplay hasn't moved on at all. The on foot controls are now very basic. The character cannot jump, climb or swim, when he could in Driv3r. They can be very frustrating when you want to get things done quickly, like when you're playing against the clock or are in a firefight. Getting into vehicles is especially annoying. The driving is much the same as it's always been, I found it frustrating that the throttle is just an on off switch, making progress jerky if you're not going flat out. There is now a garage feature, enabling you to store one of each type of car in the game and improve them. This is quite interesting at first but soon becomes tedious, with the same options available for every car. There are also a number of side games, but none are especially interesting. The police are rubbish. I like the way you can escape if you change cars when no one is looking, but apart from that the system is terrible. The AI is awful, all you have to do is drive down an alley and they suddenly can't find you. The Wii specific controls seem to be an afterthought. Driving controls are poor and the on foot shooting looking controls don't really work. I'd rather have a conventional controller. In summary, the game has lost every thing that made it interesting in it's own right. It's trynig to be a clone of GTA and it does a terrible job. I recommend you buy The Godfather: Blackhand Edition. That's what I'm going to do!
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Driver Parallel Lines for Wii,
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= Fun:5.0 out of 5 stars
This review is from: Driver: Parallel Lines (Wii) (Video Game)
Probably the best GTA style sandbox game on the Wii console currently. If your after a fun filled shooting take over everything and rule the city kind of game this is what you should buy.
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