Driver: San Francisco is an enjoyable open world driving game. With a single-player story, separate split-screen co-op modes, and extensive 8-player online modes, it certainly gives players plenty to do. Any game of that scale is likely to have a bug or three out of the gate. Thankfully, Ubisoft has just released a major patch for both Xbox 360 and Playstation 3 that corrects numerous issues. The update doesn’t seem to affect the split-screen co-op experience much, but at least it improves on an already solid title.

Yet another open-world driving game for this generation, Driver: San Francisco ignores its fierce competition and makes a bootleg turn for its roots. Can an old car perform new stunts?

Y-a-w-n.  Well, I'm back from vacation.  Anything good coming out this we-- Oh my lord!  Look at that header image!  Aw, crap!  September 6th must be here.  It's D-Day folks.  As in "d-day" you go to your local game store and drop 180 bucks on games.  Three co-op  heavy hitters come out tomorrow.  It is on like Shao Kahn!    Get pumped!  It's frick'n Fall gaming season, y'all.  Let's do some damn release info.

Here at Co-Optimus we like to shout about co-op from the rooftops, but some developers like to hide their good news under a bushel.  Battlefield 3 has only just come out with details about their co-op mode, but this is a lot more than Driver: San Francisco.  The game is due out on 6th September on Playstation 3, 360, PC and Wii and Ubisoft are keeping their co-op news close to their chest.