This is a continuation of the game Driver which was accepted by the players with delight. The new version of the game, above all, is distinguished by the appearance of brand new cars: a luxurious classy Mercedes, a magnificent Cadillac and an excellent Chevrolet. In addition, there are fire trucks and ambulances. All cars are made in a magnificent schedule, because for this purpose, three times more polygons were used than in the first version of the game. Levels are detailed, city landscapes are extremely realistic, and shady avenues literally lure you, and not in vain. In most of them you can find a shorter route and deftly cut the corner. The levels and stages are much larger, and if you look at the map of the city, you will see that it is fundamentally different from the map of the first game. It does not have the character of a rectangular lattice, but has very complex, winding and extremely difficult tracks. I must say that it's very difficult to get from one end of the city to another, literally full of policemen and other obstacles, and often your car can get very serious damage. Then you can jump out of your car and quickly run to another. In addition, you can perform a number of other actions on your own two. For example, to get through some underground tunnel or go down into the subway, press switches or open secret hatches and through them to escape from the pursuing policemen. There is even the possibility of blowing up some bombs. The two-player mode looks just fine. You and your partner play numerous mini games. Some of them resemble the well-known genre of policemen and robbers on a horizontally divided screen. At the same time, the quality of the graphics of the game practically does not deteriorate. Video inserts look great, which in themselves make an impression of just a movie, and an adventure gangster movie. It seems that this game will delight all fans of the genre.
Interestingly: Soon after the start of the sales of the game Driver 2 Infogrames (Atari) released a limited edition (Limited Edition) containing a revised version of the game, which was sold in a different package and usually with some additional product (for example, with a memory card). This version was much more expensive and had a limited edition. The reason for the release of a limited edition: the fall of FPS (frames per second) because of what the game periodically slowed down and lags.