Driver 2

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Undercover driver Tanner races through the streets of cities like Chicago and Rio to take down a crime syndicate, all while pulling off insane stunts and intense car chases.

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What is the main objective of the game Driver 2? (Easy)
#1: To compete in races
#2: To solve puzzles
#3: To perform stunts
#4: To follow a storyline and evade the police
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In "Driver 2," which city is not a playable location? (Genius)
#1: Chicago
#2: Havana
#3: Los Angeles
#4: Rio de Janeiro
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Driver 2 is the first game in the Driver series to feature two-player split screen gameplay.
Driver 2 introduced the ability for players to leave their car and explore the game's cities on foot.

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What is your favorite feature of Driver 2?
The ability to get out of the car and explore on foot
The split-screen multiplayer mode
The expansive open-world cities to drive in
The storyline and missions
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Which city in Driver 2 do you think has the best design?
Chicago
Havana
Las Vegas
Rio de Janeiro
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May 11, 1999

Announcement of Driver 2

At E3 1999, Reflections Interactive officially announced Driver 2 for the PlayStation, promising new features like two-player mode and new cities.

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October 31, 2000

Release of Driver 2 in North America

Driver 2 was officially released for the PlayStation in North America, expanding on the open-world driving game concepts from the first Driver.

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November 24, 2000

Release of Driver 2 in Europe

Driver 2 was released in Europe, bringing the game to a wider audience shortly after the North American launch.

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December 3, 2018

Driver 2 included in PlayStation Classic

Sony included Driver 2 as part of the lineup of games included with the PlayStation Classic console released in 2018, preserving it for new players.

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