Reflections Interactive’s PlayStation exclusive, Driver 2, has received a rather impressive unofficial PC port running at 60FPS.

　　Created by a small team of indie developers, the ‘Redriver 2’ project was started last year and attempts to reverse-engineer the original game from 2000. To be clear, this is a proper native PC port and not an emulated version of the original PlayStation title.  The port, however, does use the game’s original assets and levels, and as such, those interested will need to own a copy of the original PlayStation game (ISO file).

　　We’ve included a video from the PC port in action down below:

　　Goals

　　Rebuild all source code from assemblyCompile native version for PC (and for PSX later)Make game playable from start to finish, all game modes should function properlyFix all reverse-engineering bugsFix some existing critical bugs and performance issuesOpenDriver2? rewrite code, implement various cool stuff, PC rendering and audio engine, get rid of hard-coded stuffThe latest version of this unofficial Driver 2 PC port can be downloaded from Github right here. Driver 2 was officially released for the PlayStation back in 2000. The sequel to 1999’s Driver was released on two separate discs due to its length and size.

　　Storyline:

　　Tanner's back and this time the Mafia is set to blow....

　　When a U.S crimelord's moneyman cuts a deal with his greatest rival, a Brazilian gangster, violence threatens to ignite both American continents.

　　You are back in the driving seat!

　　4 new cities:Chicago, Rio, Las Vegas and Havana.Out of the car Action: Explore the city streets on foot.Steal cars: Abandon your vehicle and hi-jack anotherMassive variety of vehicles: Drive cars, trucks, busesMultiplayer Mode: Split screen cop chases and special games.