Johnny 'Hammond' Smith - Shifting Gearsĭriver '76 received very mixed reception from different reviewers.The Temptations - Poppa was a rolling stone.The Pazant Brothers & The Beafourt Express - Loose And Juicy.Billy (Sugar Billy) Garner - I Got Some.Chuck Brown & The Soul Searchers - Bustin' Loose.The game is set two years before Parallel Lines, so generally the city looks almost identical. Mission briefs are given in a unique 'comic-book' style format, rather than through cutscenes like previous games in the Driver series. The majority of missions are simply driving, but occasionally you will be shooting from the back of a moving vehicle and holding off would-be attackers.
While you are able to shoot, skills with a gun are less important than skills behind the wheel. Gameplay in Driver '76 is similar to Parallel Lines and missions feel much the same. The game's finale sees you using a car to destroy Jimmy's helicopter, killing him in the process. Unfortunately, by the time Ray realizes this, he discovers that Chen Chi has been kidnapped by Jimmy. After this, Ray discovers that Jimmy was not killed in the explosion, but he was seriously scarred and badly injured. After Jimmy is assumed to have been killed in a large explosion, Zhou gives his blessing to Ray and allows him to date his daughter. After gaining respect from Chen Chi's father, Zhou, you are betrayed and have no choice but to earn money in the meantime.ĭuring the story you discover that Jimmy is a traitor, and then you must take down his criminal empire. Not only this, but Chen Chi already has a boyfriend in the form of a guy called Jimmy. Ray has fallen in love with Chen Chi, a woman who is unfortunately the daughter of the city's Triad leader. In the game, you play as Ray, T.K's brother, and also a wheelman. As such, the characters of the game are recognizable to those who have played Parallel Lines. The game allows you to play as Ray, several years before the arrival of T.K (Parallel's Line protagonist). Driver '76 is a PSP exclusive game released in 2007.
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