Ubisoft Announce Free Driver Multiplayer Content and Driver Club
Driver: San Francisco has been out less than a week but Ubisoft are already announcing the first lot of DLC, thankfully, for those of us that shelled out the full price on the day of release, the first DLC pack, a multiplayer pack, is going to be free.
Ubisoft also announced the Driver Club,a game-to-web service for Driver San Francisco for the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3, with some nice exclusive content for Uplay users, giving us even more ways to get involved.
Free multiplayer content:
On September 15th, 12 new routes for all online modes will be made available for free. Then for the following 10 weeks an additional 10 free routes will also be made available, 1 per week.
Driver Club:
Starting now, Driver San Francisco offers an exclusive Games-to-Web / Community service called Driver Club, which allows players to:
- Unlock exclusive achievements
- Find your stats and check the leaderboards
- Showcase your film director clips
- See and rate your friends’ clips
- Review the Community facts
- Follow your friends’ activities using the Driver Social feed
This website is accessible with a Uplay account here: www.driver-club.ubi.com.
Driver: San Francisco is now available for Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 and Nintendo Wii.
Martin Baker
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