Driver: In this game of San Francisco, every arcade racer should be as cool as this game. If Steve McQueen is digitized and turned into a video game, he will be the driver: San Francisco.

The game features cars and influences from various eras, but it is close to everything in the style of the 70s. It loves American muscles, roaring engines, creaking tires, and the incredibly steep hills and winding roads of San Francisco. It may have the best soundtrack of all racing games, as well as some of the best types of events.

It also possesses one of the most novel concepts of the type. With just the push of a button, you can freely change your car to any other car on the road instead of being tied down by a car. Therefore, in many races, the car you complete may not be the card you used at the beginning, but in the chase inside the car, you will quickly learn to transmit in traffic to design various car disasters, just to mess up with your opponent. It is strange, primitive, and always pleasant. As we said in the past, modern racers can learn a lot from Driver: San Francisco!