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When Uplay starts up How to fix Driver:SF in and play online! If you didn't know, Driver San Fransisco doesn't launch anymore. It will either not launch at all or show a black screen that quickly goes away. This guide will show you how to fix the game with just an outdated Uplay launcher. Your connection to ubisoft server has been lost Ubisoft connect copy. Is the servers even online? Driver San Francisco won't play.

So I'm on Windows 11 and when I go to launch Driver San Francisco it acts like it's going to play a white screen comes up then goes away please help. See More Content. No more content. Experience 10 different addictive multi-player modes, including 6 on-line modes where the SHIFT feature allows players to be anywhere at any time.

Ram, tail and overtake your friends in offline split-screen or online modes. Record your best stunts and chases with the Director replay mode to edit and share your movies. An innovative gameplay feature enables players to seamlessly SHIFT between over licensed muscle and super cars to keep them constantly in the heart of the action.

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Using this confusing power, Tanner helps some teenagers win street races to get money for college fees, aids some vigilante ex-cops remove fake medicine from circulation and lends his driving abilities to police officers hunting down criminals whilst trying to figure out Jericho's plan. After deducing that Jericho is after the materials to create a cyanide gas bomb, he shifts into Ordell Williams , a low-time crook looking to rise up through Jericho's organization.

Unfortunately for Tanner, he discovers that Jericho can also shift, and realizes that when he is not in his body, Jericho can take over. He is deconspired, when disguised as Ordell, drives Leila to her target John Tanner. Eventually, Tanner realizes that he is in a dream world when the strange messages from the real world creep into his mind.

Jericho's powers become more potent, but as it is in Tanner's head, he is over-powered and defeated when Tanner assumes control of his mental projection of the city. In a mental visualization of a police interrogation room, Tanner begins questioning his mental projection of Jericho and realizes that the news reports from the television in his real-world hospital bed are feeding his coma dream. From this he knows of a real-world bomb plot, but deduces that it is not real - Jericho is a gangster, not a terrorist.

Finally waking up, Tanner requests his car keys from Jones, who reminds him of the truck that hit his Dodge Challenger. Leaving in Jones' Camaro and heading for downtown San Francisco, which is being evacuated due to a bomb threat, a massive cloud of gas erupts. Driving into it, Tanner finds escaping convicts, confirming his theory that it was not a real terror threat.

The 'bomb' was in fact a smokescreen. After a pursuit, Tanner sees Jericho head into the docks. Whilst at first appearing to be a game of chicken and a potential head-on collision, Jones appears in a police SUV and rams Jericho. Tanner claims that he knew what he was doing, but Jones reminds him whose car he was driving before suggesting a well-deserved beer.

The fact that Jericho got T-boned, just like Tanner at the beginning of the game, and the song "Eye for an Eye" playing in the background, implies that Jericho was put into a coma. The plot of the Wii version of Driver: San Francisco is a completely different and separate story, the story is a prequel to the original Driver: You Are the Wheelman. It features John Tanner as a rookie undercover cop. Tanner and Emilio Alvarez are chasing Solomon Caine when they get into a car crash.

Alvarez is killed and Tanner goes undercover to find his killer. He is accompanied by Tobias Jones, who Tanner dislikes at first. Tanner gains the trust of a gang run by Caine and does various jobs for him. He also ends up setting two rival gangs, the Dog Fish and the Dragon Ladies, up against each other to create a market for military-grade arms. Later on, Tanner must pick up a member of Caine's gang, known as "the Geek" to help them steal back confiscated weapons.

Tanner's identity is foiled when the Geek recognizes him as a cop who put him away before and alerts the others. Tanner is then held captive by Caine's crew. Meanwhile, Jones and the other officers believe Tanner is dead until they get a tip about his location. Jones saves Tanner from nearly being killed. Tanner now knows who Alvarez's killer is and Caine's plans. They end up trapping one of his gang members and talking to a witness for information on a weapons drop.

Once they get the intel, they set up a fake drop to arrest Caine. Tanner and Jones then take down a convoy of weapons trucks before they reach their buyers. When they return to the drop, Caine escapes again but Tanner tracks him down and arrests him again. When they take him to the police precinct, Caine's gang members save him. Tanner and Jones then use a police helicopter to chase him. Caine is finally captured when a helicopter he gets into crashes on Alcatraz Island. In the end, Caine is convicted of murdering Alvarez and arms-dealing.

He is sentenced to life in prison. Elsewhere, Jones suggests to Tanner a beer and the two race back to the police headquarters. A new feature for the game is Shift, which allows Tanner to shift from a car into another car and continue the mission. One of the inspirations for Shift comes from Google Earth.

The game is also being described as a "return to the roots" to the series as the ability to get out of the car, which was introduced in Driver 2 , has been removed as the developers felt that too many games have this kind of feature already and "it wasn't desirable for us to just copy that exact mechanic.

With Shift, the player can also start missions. As well as the ability to use Shift, all cars will be equipped with a 'boost' feature, which is used by pushing forward on the left thumb stick. Players can also push L1 on the PlayStation 3 or the left shoulder button on the Xbox to perform a special 'ram' attack on cars. The film director mode, which was absent from Parallel Lines , also returns, which allows players to share videos of the game on the Driver Club website until it was removed by Ubisoft.

The game runs at 60 frames per second. The game has one of the largest driving environments. The game's San Francisco recreation has about miles km of roads. Various landmarks are recreated in the game including half of the Bay Bridge and parts of Marin County and Oakland.