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Fireballs, it is a Games Club podcast. And this week we're talking about

Driver San Francisco, which is an open world driving game developed by Reflections and published by

UBSoft for PS3, Xbox 360, and PC in 2011.

And Gary, I am sitting here hooting. I'm hollering.

This is really good.

This is so on Twitter or on Blue Sky, I don't care.

On internet, you said you're like, oh this is the, like, you'll put this in a case for seven

nine of tens.

Yes.

Like, it's super seven, though, this is what we're talking about when we say seven out of ten

non-drogatory.

However, my thesis for this game is that there is like a strong 8.5 or 9 out of 10 in here.

Oh yeah. That is covered by Ubishoft bullshit. Yes. That in, and I know that's, you know,

the developer is different than that, like I end up walking away from this a little

bit more frustrated because I was like oh this is great this is really fun it's asking me to do a lot of real dumb stuff that is unnecessary.

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