During his time in prison, TK learns that Corrigan became the city's new Police Commissioner, while the other organisation's members moved into different businesses - Slink moved into the adult industry and drugs manufacturing Bishop became a drug kingpin and Candy set up a prostitution ring and drug moving service. In 2006, TK returns to New York and reunites with Ray, learning his friend was betrayed after his incarceration. While the gang leave to take over the cocaine trade, TK is imprisoned in Sing Sing prison for 28 years, and makes plans to go after the group upon his release. Upon receiving the money, Corrigan and the others kill Martinez and betray TK by implicating him for the Colombian's murder. TK successfully completes the kidnap and recovers the ransom money for Corrigan. Candy devises a plan to capture a prominent Colombian drug lord, Rafael Martinez, and ransom him back to the cartel, using explosives to divert his convoy into an ambush. The men assign TK to help assist them in the breakout of Candy, a noted criminal mastermind, from Rikers Island prison.Īfter Candy's escape, the group introduce TK to their boss Corrigan, a corrupt undercover detective, who reveals that he intends to take over the cocaine business from the city's Colombian cartel gang. Assigning him various jobs to tests his skills, Slink becomes impressed with his successes and eventually introduces him to two close associates - Bishop, a hardened man, and "The Mexican, an old business partner of Slink. Ray, believing his friend can do more, decides to help him move up in the criminal world by introducing TK to Slink, the owner of a local strip club. After helping another hoodlum escape the cops following a holdup, TK returns to the garage to rest. In 1978, Terry "TK" Kidumms, a getaway driver, works for criminals in New York City mainly to help them escape the cops, while maintaining a room at a garage in Hunts Point with his close friend Ray Davies, the garage's mechanic. It was released in March 2006 on PlayStation 2 and Xbox by Atari, Inc., and on Microsoft Windows and the Wii in June 2007 by Ubisoft. Due to the underwhelming performance of Driver 3, particularly the often-derided on-foot sections, Parallel Lines returns to the formula used in earlier games in the series, focusing on driving, although shooting remains in the game, while the game is more open-ended than previous titles. It is also the only title not to involve the undercover cop, John Tanner, but instead focuses on a getaway driver named T.K., who seeks revenge on a gang he worked with during his youth, after they framed him for the murder of a drug lord they held for ransom.
It is a departure from previous titles in the series that focused on multiple cities, as the game takes place in New York City, within the periods of 19. Driver: Parallel Lines is the fourth installment in the Driver video game series.
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