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Turned out a mess in the end lucky for us we don't have it coming out on the 'cube 'coz itz too kiddy innit'.
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About 45 minutes. 5 of whidh were spent stuck before I had to reset the game, the other time was spent roaming the city looking for cops and watching their shockingly laughable AI as I drove over about 5 people only to see them stood watching the sky.
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> The thing is, NFSU was half decent on the PC, Driv3r though is just a
> balls up where ever you play it.
How much time have you spent playing Driver?
> The thing is, NFSU was half decent on the PC, Driv3r though is just a
> balls up where ever you play it.
How much time have you spent playing Driver?
I've played NFS:U for about 2 minutes in GAME. Driver 3, however, shan't be played unless I get a playtest in a shop somewhere.
The thing is, NFSU was half decent on the PC, Driv3r though is just a balls up where ever you play it.
It's the way of the public, I must say. Survival of the popular.
Ironic.
I just find it strange that a title like Driver can be criticised when there's obviously been a lot of effort put into it, when games like NFSU can sell by the lorry load. And people wonder why the games industry is in decline (as in the lack of good games).
As they have taste?
I've not played it, but, I was just making a joke.
I've not played it, but, I was just making a joke.
Can I just ask why all these reviewers didn't like Driver? I think it's brilliant.
I remember reading that GAME don't mind giving you high prices for trad in, and don't have set price, as long as they can make 40% profit on it.
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