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Driver:
Parallel Lines
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PC
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£00.00 |
£39.99 |
£39.99 |
£00.00 |
£00.00 |
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Parallel Lines places gamers in New York City during two distinct eras –
the 1970s and today – and centres on TK, an 18 year-old driving prodigy
seeking fortune and fame. Gifted, popular and arrogant as hell, TK is one
of the best drivers-for-hire in town and is known by everyone – from
the pimped-out street hustlers, petty criminals, and racer boys to the shadowy
crime figures that pay for his skills at the wheel. TK gets involved with
a scheming group bent on taking down one of the biggest names in the underground
crime scene. However, TK gets double crossed and ultimately is imprisoned
for 28 years.
Fast forward to 2006 where the action kicks back in, and TK is older,
meaner, and hell bent on settling some serious scores. TK needs to call
on every driving trick in his considerable repertoire to tame the over-powered
road machines that 2006 presents him. After twenty-plus years in jail,
it's time to hit the streets once again.
The game boasts a diverse in-game soundtrack consisting of 80+ songs
from both eras. A number of hip-hop, punk, rock and dance tracks from
a varied roster of artists including Blondie, David Bowie, The Damned,
Marvin Gaye, TV on the Radio, and MF Doom are included on the soundtrack.
Driver: Parallel Lines also features several newly commissioned tracks
from Public Enemy, Grandmaster Flash, Suicide, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Arthur
Baker, Mylo, Paul Oakenfold, Lifesavas and the Audio Bullys – tracks
that were created exclusively for the video game.
Exciting gameplay tempts gamers to modify and juice up cars while engaging
in the most thrilling Hollywood-style car chases ever. It provides a free
roaming, stylized New York City. With over 30 diverse missions and nearly
50 mini missions that load without wait times, incredibly realistic driving
physics, a brand new story and a top-notch soundtrack, Driver: Parallel
Lines will be a must-have title for action driving fans.
For more information on Driver: Parallel Lines please visit www.atari.com/driver
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