Driv3r appeared on the game market at a bad time. The game industry was already swimming in the wake created by GTA3, its sequel, GTA Vice City, and the hype generated by the next entry in the series due out but he end of 2004, GTA: San Andreas., Honestly, you couldn't open a magazine without seeing coverage from one or two "sandbox" games. But Driv3r did have one thing going for it, that being lineage. While many of the GTA copycats out there had nothing more to go on than genre similarity, Driv3r already had street cred, with two games out that were pretty popular during their respective times. Despite this, it turned into a failure, and after a few ports (PC, GBA, and mobile), it disappeared forever. But, could Driv3r be all that bad?
