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For some reason when I the title I instantly thought someone was making a game after Drive (the movie).
I did too, which would be fucking awesome. Ah well. I'm still interested to see this, regardless of a lack of Kinect.
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It seems that the devs behind Driver: San Francisco are working on a new game for Microsoft's Kinect. Ubisoft Reflections' Art Lead Joss Scouler let this one loose on his LinkedIn profile. Among his list of published titles was an entry for a "confidential Kinect project," an Xbox 360 Kinect game. No names or other details were given. We're with CVG in that a new Rabbids game for Kinect would be a solid guess. Hell, maybe it's a Kinect-enabled Driver game. Wouldn't that be crazy? Did you know? You can now get daily or weekly email notifications when humans reply to your comments.
Legacy Comments (will be imported soon)For some reason when I the title I instantly thought someone was making a game after Drive (the movie). I did too, which would be fucking awesome. Ah well. I'm still interested to see this, regardless of a lack of Kinect. 7:45 PM on 11.12.2012 NVIDIA updates GeForce drivers in time for Black Ops IIIf you're gearing up to play Call of Duty: Black Ops II with one of those fancy GeForce GTX cards, there's one more thing you'll probably want to get out of the way ahead of that. NVIDIA has just released a driver update...
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3:30 PM on 11.23.2011 Black Friday: Rayman Origins $30 at GameStop, much moreWe're just two days away from Black Friday. Everything has culminated up to this point. While everyone else is sifting through the piles of ads looking for the best deals after eating two platefuls of turkey, you've already g...
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5:00 PM on 10.05.2011 Review: Driver: San FranciscoDriver has been around for a long time, despite never really enjoying the kind of mainstream success that other open-world games such as Saints Row and Grand Theft Auto have. Of course, it doesn't help that the series has had...
12:00 PM on 09.06.2011 Error results in free Uplay Pass content for Driver: SFDriver: San Francisco was going to be the first Ubisoft game to make use of the company's new Uplay Passport, however, there's been a printing error on the inserts in some North American copies of the game. As a result, the U...
9:20 AM on 09.02.2011 Driver: San Francisco dev defends 'always on' DRMUbisoft Reflections founder Martin Edmonson has defended "Always On" DRM, which requires gamers to permanently be online so they can constantly prove their innocence to Ubisoft. Despite Driver: San Fr...
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