The Wii version is a free-roaming action racing game in the vein of the original, does not include the other version's "Shift" mechanic, and allows players to use guns while driving. The game's story mode (built as a classic crime tale) has the player alternating between all three characters (thus told from the 3 perspectives): Tanner on his first undercover assignment is trying to find out who killed his partner Tobias Jones (his partner) on the street gives back-up and chases leads and Solomon Caine has a plan, but no one knows what it is. Tanner hits the streets as a gifted rookie and attempts to take down a crime syndicate controlling San Francisco’s underworld. With Tanner still a little green when it comes to undercover work, he's assigned back-up in the form of Tobias Jones, a more experienced cop. While still a uniformed police officer his partner is murdered in an unexpected drive-by shooting by Solomon Caine, an ambitious criminal who aims to disturb the fragile peace between the city's other gangs. Featuring Detective John Tanner, the game follows his early years (1970s to 1980s) on the force.
A prequel to Driver, the second Wii Driver game (developed specifically for this platform) is similarly based in San Francisco, but contains a specifically separate storyline to Driver: San Francisco.
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