Driver:Parallel Lines coming to Wii according to ESRB
Today we have uncovered even more evidence to support the theory that Ubisoft will be bringing Driver:Parallel Lines to the Wii courtesy of the Entertainment Software Rating Board (ESRB). For those of you that don’t know, the ERSB are the guys that sit back, play games, and provide it with an age rating. A cushy job we know, but at the moment we’re rather liking these guys for divulging this information.
We first suspected that the game could be coming to the Wii back on Christmas day, and more rumors were again circling the net in regards to the game yesterday.
The game has appeared on the ESRB’s official website, which may be completely unofficial, but can also be held as reasonable proof that the Wii will see Driver:Parallel Lines eventually. The ESRB don’t mess around with titles that aren’t being released.
You can find Driver:Parallel Lines on the PS2 and Xbox at the moment, but expect the Wii version to be graphically detailed, sharper and more intense than the older generation titles. Again company bosses declined to comment on the game but with all the rumors flying around backed up by an organization as large as the ESRB – it’s pretty much confirmed.
Today we have uncovered even more evidence to support the theory that Ubisoft will be bringing Driver:Parallel Lines to the Wii courtesy of the Entertainment Software Rating Board (ESRB). For those of you that don’t know, the ERSB are the guys that sit back, play games, and provide it with an age rating. A cushy job we know, but at the moment we’re rather liking these guys for divulging this information.
We first suspected that the game could be coming to the Wii back on Christmas day, and more rumors were again circling the net in regards to the game yesterday.
The game has appeared on the ESRB’s official website, which may be completely unofficial, but can also be held as reasonable proof that the Wii will see Driver:Parallel Lines eventually. The ESRB don’t mess around with titles that aren’t being released.
You can find Driver:Parallel Lines on the PS2 and Xbox at the moment, but expect the Wii version to be graphically detailed, sharper and more intense than the older generation titles. Again company bosses declined to comment on the game but with all the rumors flying around backed up by an organization as large as the ESRB – it’s pretty much confirmed.
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