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4 / 5

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Platform
Game Boy Advance
Genres
Puzzle · Racing
Player Perspective
Top-down
Developers
Crawfish Interactive · BAM! Entertainment
Publishers
BAM! Entertainment
Release date
November 28, 2001

Summary

Driven on the Game Boy Advance delivers an overhead‑view Formula 1 experience that feels oddly cinematic. While the tracks and car physics aim for a realistic feel, the game throws in over‑the‑top moments that echo the movie’s high‑octane drama. In Story Mode you flip between the two protagonists, Joe Tanto and Jimmy Bly, racing against a checklist of twelve film‑inspired objectives that keep each lap feeling purposeful. The handheld version was crafted by Crawfish Interactive, a studio known for squeezing console‑style racing onto the GBA’s modest hardware. Critics gave it mixed to average scores, noting that the blend of realism and movie‑madness makes for a quirky, if uneven, racing romp.

Storyline

Driven on the Game Boy Advance lets players dive into the movie’s plot through its Story Mode. You switch between the two protagonists, Joe Tanto and Jimmy Bly, as you work through twelve objectives lifted straight from the film. Each objective pushes the narrative forward, letting you experience key moments from both characters’ perspectives. The alternating control keeps the gameplay fresh while staying true to the movie’s action‑packed storyline.

Edited by Maya Carter

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Single