Since the licensing expired for all of the vehicles in the game, it is no longer available for digital purchase or download. I have spent countless hours playing tag, checkpoint, and survival, always with a grin on my face and a beer in my hand. The multiplayer modes are where this game shines. You will either have to coordinate with others to populate the server, or stick with split-screen.
The multiplayer servers are surprisingly still up at the time of this review (), but they're empty. It's a chore to play, with bad voice acting and predictable and boring plot. My only real critique is the single player campaign. The crash damage is spectacular, the police AI is extremely formidable and reckless (think GTA5), and the game modes are a hoot and a holler. There is a wide variety of licensed cars from all different time periods, and each one looks, sounds, and handles in it's own unique way. While the handling and game modes are significantly more "arcadey" than Forza, it is a delight to pop in and play especially for couch co-op. But back in 2011, a little known game released on Xbox360 called Driver: San Francisco.
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