Driver parallel lines wii review

 · Driver: Parallel Lines may have the same core experience as it did over a year ago, but it lacks innovation and polish, and Wii's open-world bar has already been set pretty high. IGN Logo Wednesday / Until then, we have Driver: Parallel Lines. The story is split up into two overall chapters, one in the 's, where you're a young getaway driver, ***SPOILER ALERT*** and the other in modern times after you, now a middle-aged man, get out of jail 4/5.  · Driver: Parallel Lines is a mediocre GTA clone with a dull storyline, second-rate gameplay, and subpar control. All this publication's reviews. Read full review. Nintendo Power. The Driver series is traveling the same road, to its detriment. [Sep , p] All this publication's reviews. GameSpy%(9).

The Wii Remote and Nunchuk are amazing pieces of equipment, but you wouldn't know that from playing Driver: Parallel Lines. The Wii version of the game is about on par with the Xbox version of the. Classic Game Room presents a CGR Undertow review of DRIVER: PARALLEL LINES for the Nintendo Wii CGR's Ray. DRIVER: PARALLEL LINES is from Ubisoft and is the. Driver: Parallel Lines Review Driver: Parallel Lines is a mostly competent GTA clone, but the dull storyline and remedial gameplay prevent it from being recommendable. By Jeff Gerstmann on March.

Driver 4 (Parallel Lines) and Driver 3 were not enjoyable for me. They added they ability to use firearms, ride motorcycles and wonder around on foot. Driver: Parallel Lines is the fourth video game in the Driver series. on Xbox and PlayStation 2 consoles by Atari, Wii and PC on June www.doorway.ru: Driver: Parallel Lines - Nintendo Wii: Artist Not Provided: Video Games.