Narrative set after events of Driver 3 and before upcoming Driver: San Francisco; DC Comics' Wildstorm Productions pegged to produce; release date uncertain.
Game publisher kicks off its 2006 press event with talk of external development, better quality control, and a new presence on the Internet.
Atari agrees to sell most assets from Reflections to French publisher for $24 million; Ubi eager to get into racing game.
SEC filing brings investors up to speed on company's legal proceedings--win, lose, or settle.
Handheld version of Atari's undercover racer crashes into retail this fall.
James Caparro bolts publisher after three years on top; chairman Bruno Bonnell named interim chief executive.
Atari touts enhanced graphics, additional mission in the "new" version of its multiplatinum driving game.
Publisher comments on Martin Edmondson's depature from developer Reflections; calls Driver franchise "alive and well."
Also this week: Brothers in Arms 2, next-gen Pro Evolution Soccer, and the Metroid ilovebees.com parodies.
As sales and profits fall year after year, CEO Bruno Bonnell talks up Driver 3 and unannounced D&D games; also talks down the loss of the Unreal franchise.
Tanner's back for another undercover mission. This time, his assignment takes him through Miami, Nice, and Istanbul. Our guide includes a full walkthrough, cheat codes, and locations for secrets in ...
Analysts begin to react to stronger-than-expected revenues, driven by best-sellers Spider-Man 2, Full Spectrum Warrior, Red Dead Revolver, and Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban.
Publisher and network will send a winner to Miami for driving lessons with his or her very own muscle car.
Shares in Infogrames rise by more than 3 percent as Driver 3 debuts at top of UK sales charts.
News follows release of analyst predictions that the game will fuel an industry rebound.
The Xbox and PS2 versions are available in stores; the mobile version is online. PC version coming soon.
Take a ride with Tanner as he embarks on a mobile phone adventure.
Take a look at some of the personalities that will populate the world of the third Driver.
Microsoft releases a list of titles scheduled for release in the near future that will support its Xbox Live service.
Atari and Epic Records plan to release a stand-alone Driver 3 soundtrack on the same day as the game. Track listing inside.
Unique Games announces a mobile content deal with Sorrent to publish titles--including the mobile version of Driver 3--in the UK.
Action title from Atari moves a step closer to full retail distribution; game sent to duplication and looks solid for a June 21 release.
We get an exclusive look at a more-complete version of the latest entry in the Driver series.
We get an exclusive look at a more-complete version of the latest entry in the Driver series.
No more movie tie-ins, says CEO Bruno Bonnell. Still, the company sucks up major costs associated with Driver 3.
The latest in the hard-driving series will see new on-foot shooting gameplay and a host of Hollywood talent.
[UPDATE] This week: PlayStation 2 Splatterhouse, Driver 3 delays, and gambling--Tekken style!
Atari title gets additional Web push with new interactive segment online.
Sorrent to come out with the driving game day-and-date with the PC and console versions.
Atari decides it needs a little more time under the hood of its high-profile motor-action game.
We take a look at the third entry in the popular racing franchise from Atari and Reflections.
We take a look at the third entry in the popular racing franchise from Atari and Reflections.
Atari announces that Ridley Scott Associates is currently in post-production on a short live-action film inspired by DRIV3R.
Atari's marketing VP Steve Allison talks about Hollywood's increasing influence in games--and how it's bound to change everything we know about the industry.
Martin Edmondson of Reflections Interactive talks about his plans for the third game in the Driver series.
Atari announces that the recently renamed third game in its Driver series will feature the voice talents of a number of Hollywood stars.
Atari today confirmed it would not publish Terminator 3 and Driver 3 for the Nintendo GameCube platform as previously planned.
Atari has shown a new movie of Driver 3 in action at ECTS. New game details inside.
Infogrames pushes back the release date for the next installment in the Driver series.
Infogrames options the film and TV rights to its Driver series of games.
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