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Driver 76

A prequel to Driver: Parallel Lines set in 1976.

Driver '76 is a 2007 action-adventure and driving video game for the PlayStation Portable, developed by Ubisoft Reflections and Sumo Digital and published by Ubisoft. It is the only Driver title released for the system and serves as a prequel to Driver: Parallel Lines, set two years prior. The game shares the same game world environment, most vehicles, and soundtrack as Parallel Lines, with minor differences.

Quick Facts

Developer
Ubisoft Reflections, Sumo Digital
Publisher
Ubisoft
Director
Darren Mills
Artist
David Blewett
Designer
Ned Waterhouse
Programmer
Steve Camber; James Graves
Composer
  • Marc Canham
  • Andy Gannon
  • Ed Scroggie
Series
Driver

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Gameplay

Mission structure in Driver '76 resembles that of Driver: Parallel Lines, with driving playing a key role while shooting also remains present. Most missions are driving-based, though some involve shootouts or sequences where Ray sits in the back of a car and shoots at enemies. The game contains 27 missions grouped into 6 chapters, rewarding the player with money, cars, or weapons upon completion. Optional side missions include delivering, track racing, and demolition derbies. Missions and the vehicle garage are accessed through a single navigatable menu rather than a fully playable open world, though free roaming is available. Driver '76 also features ad hoc multiplayer modes. The game uses comic-styled illustrations instead of cinematic cutscenes, giving it a comic-book feel unique among Driver games.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who directed Driver 76?

Driver 76 was directed by Darren Mills.

Who designed Driver 76?

Driver 76 was designed by Ned Waterhouse.

Who composed the music for Driver 76?

The music for Driver 76 was composed by Marc Canham, Andy Gannon and Ed Scroggie.

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