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Driver: San Francisco Getting a PSN Release!

Ubisoft MD, Garth Edmonson, confirmed to audience in Gamescom that the full disc-released game will be available for download via the PlayStation Network, presumably in line with the retail version’s September 2nd EU launch.

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Driver: San Francisco Multiplayer Demo This Week

This week, Driver series fans will get a chance to test out the very promising multiplayer of Ubi’s latest Driver installment, Driver: San Francisco, before the game hit stores next month on September 6th. Ubisoft had released a single player demo last week with three different missions to choose from.

On the other hand, the official Driver forums published a list of the fully licensed cars available in the full retail version of the game, available below.

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Driver: San Francisco Multiplayer Looks Promising

Earlier today, Ubisoft released a new trailer for the next Driver, which features some of the multiplayer modes in the game. I gotta say, this actually looks really fun. Even the Shift Race mode, Shift being the least favorite addition of the franchise (according to a lot of fans), looks like a lot of fun. It may not be the best looking game around, but that’s not what Driver was ever about. Any other fans of the series looking forward to this?

You can also check out another multiplayer trailer below.

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Meet Some of the Stars of Driver: San Francisco

This trailer was released a few days ago and depicts a few of the 120 or so vehicles available in the title, mainly focusing on some popular American cars, from the 1970 Chevelle SS to the 2009 Viper SRT10 ACR, and four other cars in between (which is a small taste of what the entire game offers). I am still excited for this game! Expect to see it on store shelves August 30th.

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Driver: San Francisco Comeback Trailer Released

Earlier today, Ubisoft released a new trailer for the new addition to the Driver franchise, entitled “Comeback”, which shows off some of the chases and a few clips of some of the in-game cutscenes. Although the premise is weird (basically, everything takes place within Tanner’s head), the game still has over-the-top, Hollywood-style chase scenes, a staple for the franchise. Personally, I can’t wait for this one.

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