Driver - Parallel Lines USA

Having played the PC version, I can safely say that this is a great port...with some minor issues. Pros: Graphics, audio, cutscenes, and gameplay mechanics all work exactly as intended. Controls are well-thought-out, for the most part. Aiming and firing weapons works a lot better than you'd expect. You get a health bar instead of a 0-100 number on your HUD, so you won't have to squint at your screen just to figure out if you're dying or not. Cons: Loads of audio played for missions (like dialogue outside of cutscenes, or radio messages) is lower in quality for no obvious reason. The handbrake is used if you tilt the Nunchuck in any direction, and this can be a problem if you're bumped into. Thankfully, you REALLY have to tilt the Nunchuck, so it's hard to do it by accident. The map controls are unintuitive (example: the button that brings up the map (-) doesn't also dismiss the map), and removing waypoints can be frustrating if you can't get the cursor to stay put. Overall: If you've never played a crime sandbox game, this isn't a great place to start, but if you're somewhat experienced with GTA games, then I'd recommend it with a score of 8/10. Just remember that the cops have impossibly good eyes and even better driving skills.