While (2000) was never officially released for the PC, a community-driven project called REDRIVER 2 has successfully ported the game to modern Windows and Linux systems through reverse engineering. This "native" port allows you to experience the classic gameplay of the PlayStation 1 original with significant technical enhancements that were never possible on 1990s hardware. How to Play Driver 2 on PC
: Windows XP or later (modern versions of Windows 10/11 are supported). DirectX : Version 9.0 or higher. Download Driver 2 PC Game 2000
: Open the launcher.exe included with the port, select your CD images, and the tool will convert the PlayStation data into a format playable on your computer. Hardware Requirements : While (2000) was never officially released for the
: Obtain the latest release of REDRIVER 2 from the official GitHub repository . DirectX : Version 9
: Modern controllers like the Xbox One or PS5 DualSense are fully compatible. Key Improvements in the PC Port
: The heavy "fog" used to hide loading in the original game can be pushed back, allowing you to see the city skyline of Las Vegas or Chicago clearly.
Because there is no official digital storefront (like Steam or Epic Games) selling a PC version, playing the game requires the tool and files from an original PlayStation 1 copy of the game to legally extract the data.