Driver: L.A. Undercover - Java mobile game context (240x320)

Driver: L.A. Undercover was released exclusively on Java mobile phones, and BREW, a platform that always forgot even with games, released in June 30, 2007. It was developed by Gameloft Montreal and published and distributed by Gameloft. An mobile exclusive action driving game based on Ubisoft's game franchise of same name (which is previously belonged to Atari). The story starts off two years after an forgotten mobile exclusive game, Driver: Vegas. Tanner surprisingly looks younger and during the two years was a race car driver. Chuck, the chief of police reemployed him not because he wants Tanner back but because the HQ wants him back. He goes undercover to take down the Los Angeles' mobster by working his way up the ladder. He starts off by proving himself to Slick E. Squeeze which then leads Tanner onto his boss Madame Babs which then leads him onto the L.A. mob crime boss, Don Luger. Most missions are driving-based with some on foot missions. The player is able to drive around the 3D city, tune, repair and put nitrous oxide in their car, shoot whilst driving, shoot on foot and try driving games and bonus content. The missions consist of escaping the police and gangsters, shooting up streets, racing, delivering packages, etc. The game was garnered some positive feedback, with "Gameloft Player Rating" giving it 8.4/10.

This context in this gameplay on Java mobile phone is using the version in 240x320 of resolution, with a phone on screen in the video, a Nokia 3310 from 2017, an modern classic mobile phone that the model is recreated from the original 2000 model. This version in this resolution is a better choice, with all the original features in-game.