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Driver 2 advance is 80% similar to the PS1 version. It have the 2 instead of the 4 cities, Chicago and Rio. The area size isn't as big but it's a Game Boy, not enough power, but that's alright. The thing I don't like is when you turn the car, the it's a sharp turn not very smooth, and you don't have the options to turn it off. Also, the sound gets stuck and you have to turn it off. The thing that's great is the loading time when you drive down the street, in Driver for the PS1, you could only see maybe 50 feet down the street but on this one, you can see all the way down, it's amazing.

Graphics: 4/5.
Sound: 3/5.
Music: 2/5.
Difficulty: 3/5
Game play: 3/5.
Area size of the cities: 3/5.
Control: 3/5.
Fun: 4/5.
Colors: 3/5.
Frustration: 3/5.
Chances of being bored with the game: 2/5.

It is simply astonishing how closely Driver 2 Advance plays to the Playstation version of Driver 2. First thing you'll notice are the great 3-D graphics and smooth controls. You get to steal any car you can find in order to proceed on your mission and you go through the cities of Chicago and Rio de Janero in Brazil (fans of the PS version will notice that the Havana and Vegas locations are missing) and the cities are fairly large, and the best part is you can pretty go anywhere in the city while fulfilling one of the missions. The simplicity of Driver 2 Advance is also a breeze and a lot of fun. This is how to port a great game to the GBA, the developers at Sennari far succeeded my expectations (I thought the game would be godawful) and have created one of the best GBA titles available right now. All in all, Driver 2 Advance is a great, fun game that GBA owners should definitely check out. I only hope the upcoming GBA port of Grand Theft Auto 3 follows the same blueprint that Driver 2 does.

I think this is one of the better GBA games but the graphics are kind of bad.I still think this is a very exciting game and the missions are cool.Overall I think this game is pretty good.