DRIVER slides onto Game Boy Color with all of the high-speed chase action of the PlayStation hit. You are Tanner, an undercover cop who must infiltrate a powerful crime syndicate by posing as an expert getaway driver. You'll hit the streets in three different cities: Miami, New York, and Los Angeles. Your job is to complete a variety of objectives as you speed, slide, and out-drive through more than 30 missions of overhead action. Be careful you don't wreck your ride or get caught by the police roaming the streets though, or it's Game Over. The overhead perspective gives you a large view of the area around you, so use it to your advantage to scope out what lies around the next turn. DRIVER offers a password system to save your progress through the game, and it is only compatible with Game Boy Color systems.

Driver - May 16, 2000
A PlayStation favorite makes its way onto the Game Boy Color screen. Whoo, what a ride!

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