|ratings=ESRB: M (Mature)<br />PEGI: 18+<br />BBFC:18+<br />OFLC: MA15+
|modes=[[Single player]], [[Multiplayer]]
|requirements=(optional)
|preceded by=[[Driv3r]]
|followed by=[[Driver: San Francisco]]
|series=Driver
|pcgamingwiki=Driver: Parallel Lines
}}
}}
'''Driver: Parallel Lines''' is a [[2006]] video game for the [[PlayStation 2]], [[Xbox]], and [[Windows]]. The game is published by [[Atari]]. Driver: Parallel Lines is the first game in the series that shows blood and death in a scarier vision. The original actions from [[Driv3r]], such as swimming and jumping, were taken away from this version of the game.
'''Driver: Parallel Lines''' is a [[2006]] video game for the [[PlayStation 2]] and [[Xbox]].
== Story ==
You play as TK (The Kid) who was arrested and put inside in 1978 after being framed for the kidnap and murder of a Columbian cocaine dealer. He was given 28 years inside, 10,227 days and he "didn't waste a single one". Back on the streets in 2006, it was time to take out his revenge on those who had let him take the rap in '78...
==Cheats==
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As with previous ''Driver'' games, ''Parallel Lines'' contains hidden cheat codes, which can be unlocked by entering the following codes into the cheat menu:
Note: All cheats can be turned on and off exept All cars and All guns.
*'''Invincibilty'''
Enter ''IRONMAN'' as a code
*'''Unlimited ammunition'''
Enter ''GUNBELT'' as a code
*'''All cars'''
Enter ''CARSHOW'' as a code
*'''All guns from era'''
Enter ''GUNRANGE'' as a code
*'''Zero cost'''
Enter ''TOOLEDUP'' as a code
*'''Indestructible cars'''
Enter ''ROLLBAR'' as a code
*'''Unlimited nitro'''
Enter ''ZOOMZOOM'' as a code
*'''Weakened cops'''
Enter ''KEYSTONE'' as a code
==Odometer==
During gameplay you will notice that there is an odometer below your speedometer, this will always stay the same when outside a vehicle, and will not reset when you enter a new vehicle. When your odometer reaches a certain amount, a 'cheat' is then unlocked under the cheat menu, which can be enabled and disabled at will. The odometer readings needed and their effects are listed below.
'''666 miles:''' ''Body Snatcher'' - This allows you to take the visual form of almost any character. All you have to do is melee attack a pedestrian, and you will take on their form.
'''NOTE:''' It is recomended that you do not save your game with this cheat active, this includes autosaving
'''700 miles:''' ''Night Night'' - Once enabled, it will become immediatley night, and will remain as such for as long as the code is active
'''800 miles:''' ''Shortest day'' - This speeds up the game time, to which one game day is only 24 seconds real-time
'''900 miles:''' ''Far Out'' - Once enabled, motion blur skyrockets, making it very difficult to drive, when the code is disabled, the effect ceases
==Tokens==
Other cheats can be unlocked by collecting star-shaped tokens. Token positions change from 1978 and 2006, and you need to collect them again to get the desired effects for each era.
Tokens
*10 tokens- 50% increase health increase to 150 health max.
*20 tokens- Double nitro
*30 tokens- Double ammo capacity
*40 tokens- Double car strength
*50 tokens- Free vehicle upgrades
*All tokens- Hot Rod
==End game==
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When the main storyline is finished an option in the Start Menu will open up, Era Change, which allows you to switch between 1977 and 2006 (or 'Now and Then') at will.
In addition to to the Era Change, three new cars or added to your garage, they are the Atlus Racer, the Negotiator (a tank/apc type vehicle) and the Ram Raider.
Driver: Parallel Lines is a 2006 video game for the PlayStation 2, Xbox, and Windows. The game is published by Atari. Driver: Parallel Lines is the first game in the series that shows blood and death in a scarier vision. The original actions from Driv3r, such as swimming and jumping, were taken away from this version of the game.
You play as TK (The Kid) who was arrested and put inside in 1978 after being framed for the kidnap and murder of a Columbian cocaine dealer. He was given 28 years inside, 10,227 days and he "didn't waste a single one". Back on the streets in 2006, it was time to take out his revenge on those who had let him take the rap in '78...
