game good, EA bad (and didn't make it), and yet somehow EA has managed to do what Ubisoft apparently can not (remaster an old, good racing game)

this doesn't quite sate my desire for Driver: San Francisco Remastered, but it's a very good racing game; far better than a lot of modern titles in some ways.

This game is awesome, and when you can get it working, it's a perfect port. But it's pathetic that I have to install a mod in order to get an EA game to work on my computer without crashing.

The forbidden version of this game takes up less space, works offline and usually has fixes for most of the common crashes. It can also run on Linux, if you just copy-paste the files from a Windows install. Don't even bother downloading the game from Steam or Origin, EA clearly doesn't care about us.

This is a great game. If any of the original developers remained I would recommend supporting them buy buying the game, but they've moved on to different companies LONG ago. No point giving money to EA for the remaster either, they really didn't improve the game at all. The only improvement over long years of waiting is that EA ported all the extra DLC from the console versions back to the PC. This is something they should have done years ago, no point in supporting them for that. Especially since they're using this mostly singleplayer game as a vessel for their always-online DRM.