Compared to the ones I have played before (1 and 3), Parallel Lines feels like the most well-made one. The vehicle handling feels great, and the physics are very consistent. The difficulty of the missions feels quite fair overall, with barely any unfair spikes, and there's a good progression of the level of action as it goes. They toned down the on-foot missions as well, which took up far too much time in 3. Overall, it's definitely a tighter and more focused package.

But Parallel Lines also feels like the least ambitious of the bunch. The open world area of New York is more than big enough for a game like this, but it doesn't quite impress like Driver 3's globetrotting locations did. And there's a general sense that the game is dealing with a more limited budget than before. It's not an ugly or buggy game at all, but it does feel like it lacks some fancy touch in its presentation.

Still, I would say that this is the best Driver game so far. It doesn't reach the highest highs of Driver 3, but it makes up for it with a far more consistently fun experience overall. And we have come a long way since Driver 1's annoyingly difficult missions.

my favert game since it released

El primer juego que tuve en la Ps2. Nunca lo pude terminar... hasta hoy jeje.