Ubisoft has today announced that the online pass for Driver San Francisco has been scrapped because of incorrectly printed Uplay Passport codes in some copies of the recently released game.
Driver San Francisco was set to be the first Ubisoft title to support the codes that must be entered to gain access to online multiplayer, but it seems like the publisher will now have to incorporate the system into another upcoming title.
Just in case you’re thinking about purchasing the game, and want to know what you should do when prompted to enter a Uplay Passport code, here are the instructions courtesy of Ubisoft themselves:
“When you begin DRIVER: San Francisco, you are prompted with the Uplay Passport menu. The menu has 4 options: Purchase Uplay PASSPORT, Activate my Uplay PASSPORT, Start my 2-Day Free Trial, or Remind Me Later. There are two ways to access these online features: 1. Select Start My 2-Day Free Trial, which will not expire, OR 2. Select Purchase Uplay Passport, which will be provided at no charge. Either option will unlock the 11 multiplayer modes and the Film Director feature on console titles with Uplay Passport.”
We’ve been playing Driver San Francisco non-stop over the last few days, look out for our review which should be hitting the website very soon.
