Driver: San Francisco Specificationsĭriver San Francisco puts the wheel back into your hands in the next installation of the classic racing saga. But to take Jericho down, there can be no turning back, and he knows that this may very well be his last ride. He has driven the streets of a hundred cities, spent his whole life putting criminals behind bars. Tear through more than 200 square miles of road network, over the Golden Gate Bridge and along iconic locations throughout San Francisco, and discover a timeless and realistic atmosphereĭriver: San Francisco OverviewWith crime lord Charles Jericho now on the loose San Francisco faces a terrible threat.Instantly swap vehicles, shifting to a more powerful car to make a faster getaway, deploying a civilian vehicle to destroy your enemies or even taking control of your opponent's car using the unprecedented Shift ability.Feel the rush of a real free-roaming, classic, cinematic car chase experience.Seamlessly shift between more than 130 licensed cars and keep them constantly in the heart of the action with new groundbreaking gameplay features.Chase down crime lord Charles Jericho in a relentless manhunt as detective John Tanner, the Driver.The wireless Xbox pad - has issues with certain games - due to driver issues with other games.īut in short - the answer to the question asked. You can just 'borrow' one from a friend if they have a Xbox 360 - since it's the same pad You do need to install a driver for it, but once it's done, it just works. I paid £7 for my second hand wired xbox pad - and it works perfectly on the PC. You can find them cheap online - or if you have a Console store near you - second hand I Personally would recommend a WIRED - xbox 360 pad. I'm not a fan of 'bodging' a pad to work - they should just work
Some are not supported fully - and can have problems with triggers on games. If you really can't afford a genuine X360 gamepad (prefer the wired version, much cheaper and connect directly via usb port) you can buy a similar gamepad and use X360 control emulator, this is the best tool I've ever seen, I used it on a load of games before I was able to afford the cost of the genuine X360 wired gamepad, and even sometimes I prefer to use this tool because you can remap the controls tp the ones you like, remapping doesn't work on all games but still.
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