Driven (video game)

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Initial release date 6 November 2001 Genre Racing video game		Publisher BAM! Entertainment

Release date(s) PlayStation 2 NA: November 6, 2001 PAL: December 14, 2001 Game Boy Advance NA: November 28, 2001 PAL: December 24, 2001 GameCube NA: March 30, 2002 PAL: May 3, 2002 Platforms GameCube, PlayStation 2, Game Boy Advance Developers BAM! Entertainment, Crawfish Interactive Modes Single-player video game, Multiplayer video game Similar BAM! Entertainment games, Racing video games

Driven is a racing video game released in 2001 by BAM! Entertainment. The game is based on the movie Driven with Sylvester Stallone.

Reception

The PS2 version was considered to be the most innovative, but received the lowest overall scores. The later-released GameCube version was considered to be much less frustrating. The console game was praised for its unique ideas, but criticized for its many issues, such as the odd collision system and poor graphics. The GBA version fared better, with its primary issue being the claustrophobic semi-overhead view that put some critics off. It was also considered to be far less complex, but still quite strategic.

Drivers

Jimmy Bly

Joe Tanto

Beau Brandenburg

Max Manley

Yves Bardot

Maurice Defoe

Aziz Meshiea

Lia Lopez

Ray Carter

Scott Macey

Rubin Stacks

Suki (Replaced if one plays as Memo Moreno)

Memo Moreno (Not in the field unless one plays as him)

Tracks

(all circuits are fictional)

Angel's Bay (California)

Chase Manhattan (New York City) (Story Mode Only)

Hexen Tal (Heidelberg, Germany)

Manley Park (Staffordshire, England)

Poursuite Parisienne (Paris, France) (Story Mode Only)

The Desert Palace (Arizona)

Tour de Triomphe (Paris, France)

New York City (New York City)

References

Driven (video game) Wikipedia

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Drivers

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