Early screenshot of F1 2010 by Codemasters
The long-awaited 2010 F1 season game by Codemasters will go on sale in September this year.
“F1 2010″ is being produced for Playstation 3, Xbox 360 and PC. Players will get to drive the new Korean Grand Prix circuit in the game before the cars have raced there for real.
See below for the first screenshots of the game.
The only officially-licensed F1 game will feature all the tracks and cars from this year’s F1 season. The new rules including the refuelling ban will also be simulated.
However none of last season’s cars will feature due to licensing restrictions.
Here’s how Codemasters describe the title:
In “F1 2010″ gamers will take on the full, expanded grid in a variety of game modes including Grand Prix, Championship, Time Trial and an extensive, innovative Career mode. “F1 2010″ will also feature a highly advanced damage model, fully dynamic weather system and extensive competitive multiplayer options.
In production at Codemasters Studios Birmingham, “F1 2010″ is being developed using the EGO Game Technology Platform, Codemasters’ proprietary tech that powered the critically acclaimed, million-plus selling “Colin McRae: Dirt 2″ and “Race Driver: Grid”. The award-winning technology has been further developed to accurately recreate the unique aerodynamics and handling of 200mph-plus Formula One cars. The tech combined with Codemasters’ unprecedented access to Formula One teams and drivers will ensure that “F1 2010″ delivers the most authentic Formula One racing experience yet.
There will be a launch event for the game next week at which I hope to find out more about the title, such as how they plan to create a realistic version of a circuit that hasn’t been raced on yet.
When the game was first announced last year we drew up an exhaustive wish list with over 300 comments suggesting ideas fans would like to see in it. Which of these should make it into the final game?
Let me know what else you’d like to find out about the game at the launch in the comments.
“F1 2010″ pictures
- F1 2010 by Codemasters screenshot
- F1 2010 by Codemasters screenshot
Codemasters “F1 2010″
Spud
10th March 2010, 14:04
Can’t wait!
pSynrg
10th March 2010, 20:38
Great news! Something else I don’t have to look forward to…
milo
11th March 2010, 16:11
sameeeee :P
TommyB
11th March 2010, 21:48
They are having a virtual paddock mode! Sounds incredible.
Good realism too, If you fail or skip qualifying session the team will start to favour your team mate and it could compromise your race!
bluesky
15th May 2010, 11:55
hi. does anyone know when the DEMO is coming out?
GeeMac
10th March 2010, 14:07
My wishlist is quite short:
1) If the career mode doesn’t make me want to leave work early to carry on playing, it has failed; and
2) Have a realistic difference in the performace of the different cars to make winning a race in an HRT feel like a challenge.
But I’ll probably buy it even if it is useless…
JHunt123
10th March 2010, 15:57
Wow nice graphics can’t wait. I think if its realistic then FINISHING a race in HRT should be a challenge ..
Andre
10th March 2010, 16:19
I gotta say, Ill do the same. but i do hope it wont suck.
Monad
10th March 2010, 23:20
I just hope that when you drive, the cars feel like they are banging on the road and kerbs and not sliding like figure skating. That was one characteristic Colin Mcray rally had that was very unrealistic.
There attempt to simulate overstear and understear looked more like sliding on soap.
2 Minutes To Midnight
11th March 2010, 7:41
The only thing I want in this game is simple: SAFETY CAR. That’s it simple as that, oh and realistic career mode, ie:
a. Lewis Hamilton started his career in a top team, so why can’t I start in a top team?
b. Drivers can move to teams, ex: Mark Webber can move to Lotus, or Bruno Senna can move to a mclaren.
c. I can retire whenever I want to, it sucks to only compete in 5 short seasons.
d. Features GP2 or other “lower class” formula drivers, or ex formula 1 drivers, like Adam Carroll or Kimi Raikkonen for instance.
e. “Lower class” formula drivers can be promoted to F1, you don’t expect drivers Mark Webber, Michael Schumacher to compete every season, give the young drivers a chance to shine.
And finally: Scenario Mode/Challenge Mode, ex; Be Kimi Raikkonen at Suzuka 2005, drive Jaques Villeneuve’s car in Jerez 1997 to safety, Be Ayrton Senna, and held Nigel Mansell in Monaco 1992, etc.
GeeMac
11th March 2010, 7:47
From what I’ve seen of the Wii version there are challenges, but they are no where near as interesting as the ones you suggested! They involve things like trying to pass 10 number of cars in 2 laps, or getting home in 8th place at Spa with 2 laps to go on slicks when it has just started raining…
2 Minutes To Midnight
11th March 2010, 15:06
Yeah, I know. I played the F1 2009 psp version, & played challenge mode, and I think it sucks. There’s no drama, or F1 “classic moment”, and it’s not challenging at all.
spud
10th March 2010, 14:07
Great stuff. Can’t wait!
Martin Stanley
10th March 2010, 14:09
Coming out in September, that’s around the same time as GT5. I hope it doesn’t get overlooked too much.
ajokay
10th March 2010, 14:18
Yeaah… i reckon GT5 will end up seeing the light of day in 2011 maybe.
Those screenshots look awfully good, but the questions is how much post production they’ve had slepped on them and if they’re representative of in-game polygon counts, lighting, and detail levels.
The most important thing is how the game plays though. Hopefully they won’t be using the physics engine used in GRID, as that game was far too arcadey and easy to play. beautiful, but arcadey.
Brad Leigh
10th March 2010, 14:47
Those sure don’t look like in-game screenshots. I’m so excited for this game, yet so skeptical after F1 2009.
Lee
10th March 2010, 15:34
I wouldn’t see the point of them putting up fake or enhanced screenshots anyway, especially if they’re going to look different when the game comes out.
ajokay
10th March 2010, 15:58
Near enough every games company does it when creating hype for their game. They even employ people specifically for tarting up screenshots. So you can never be too sure.
themark
11th March 2010, 0:14
Pennyarcade.com conveniently coined the term “Bullshot” for that exact type of overly optimistic image. These images are so obviously tarted up for us. Show me some real screen shots from in-car, or post a short video demo (even if it’s beta) and then, maybe, I’ll be impressed. Their PSP game was really awful so I’m not holding my breath for the PC game.
Invoke
10th March 2010, 15:48
They definitely look like the Ego engine to me, you can turn off the horribly intense bloom effect though so don’t worry.
It’s the same game engine. They usually improve it for each new game & may improve the physics (I hope), but expect it to still be catered more towards a gamepad than a wheel.
Jev
11th March 2010, 13:56
if it is catered for a gamepad rather than a wheel, then it sucks big time. f1 cars uses steering wheel for control, so why cant the game?
The Comedian 39
10th March 2010, 14:13
At last!
hopefully drivers will move teams in career mode, unlike F1 06.
Hopefully 24 player online too.
F1 Outsider
10th March 2010, 14:13
Gran Turismo 5 is supposed to come out in November I think… so I’ll probably end up skipping the F1 game.
Lee Sharp
10th March 2010, 17:17
Gran Tourismo 5 was meant to be a launch title for the ps3……
Jarred Walmsley
10th March 2010, 18:30
It was, it was just the prologue version
F1 Outsider
10th March 2010, 20:25
Gran Turismo Prologue was actually just a glorified playable demo. They had to come out with it because it was taking them so long to finalize the game. It even retailed for half the price of a regular PS3 game.
It didn’t have the Nurburgring though, so replayability for me is limited.
Robert McKay
10th March 2010, 14:16
My only wishlist is it makes me forget the Wii version of F1 2009.
Salut Gilles
10th March 2010, 14:18
Wish there was some way for the game to come up with new cars every season, though I realize that, for several reasons, licensing included, that’d be next to impossible.
ajokay
10th March 2010, 14:22
Although you just know the PC version will be modded to high heaven with new cars and tracks, once clever players find their way around the file formats and structure, just like the Grand Prix games.
TheWiseOwl
10th March 2010, 16:18
It that was the case then GRID would have been modded to within an inch of its life by now…
Uncle
10th March 2010, 23:21
Grid was crap..
Ned Flanders
10th March 2010, 14:18
Ahhhh 6 months to wait, I was hoping it’d be out earlier, especially since it’s already been delayed from 2009. Then again, I suppose the release date is just a sales technique to capitalise on the high interest in F1 at the end of the season. But, like Martin says above, going up against Gran Turismo isn’t going to do it any good.
I wonder what they mean by ‘innovative career mode’? It would be great if the calender changed between seasons, and drivers moved between teams every so often, otherwise it’ll just feel like repeating the 2010 season again and again rather than actually progressing.
But top of my wish list is Safety Car’s. They would be great!
MuzzleFlash
10th March 2010, 15:19
Yeh there hasn’t been one since F1 1999.
thatf1guy
11th March 2010, 15:33
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=icyrRuwosqY
If they could put the safety car in then why can’t they now
Peter
10th March 2010, 14:19
The very limited spare time I can use for gaming goes to WoW.
Alex White
10th March 2010, 15:56
oh god NOO! :P
sorry, i just hate Wow with a passion… same with iRacing. (overpriced, and not much fun):)
Tom
10th March 2010, 14:24
Are they doing a new Wii game?
(hopefully with working mirrors, pitstops you can drive yourself, cars that don’t smack into the back of you, cars that don’t slow to a standstill when being lapped, no stupid penalties, and a Monaco where you can actually damage a car and where tyres last longer than 6 laps?!)
Christian Biddon
10th March 2010, 14:24
I really don’t see this as going up against GT5.That particular game was originally due out as a release game for the PS3 and has been continuously delayed ever since.
It made me laugh in December as a work collegue almost pre-ordered it as the release date was March 2010. I tried to place a £20 bet with him that it would not be released in March and he declinded to offer. Guess what, it is now delayed until November.
Anyone want to bet that it won’t be out in November? :-)
ajokay
10th March 2010, 14:27
As I said further up, I bet 2011 is when we’ll see it. Even though every screenshot from the past year says shows what looks like a finished game.
The handelling of the 370z in the GT Academy demo was shockingly bad though.
Icthyes
10th March 2010, 15:08
I was about to mention this, I was sure the original promised date was March 2010. In fact, when I started reading the link title to this article, I thought it was going to be a review!
Still, by November maybe I’ll actually have a PS3!
Hallard
10th March 2010, 15:22
I remember in 2008, when it was mentioned that GT5 would not be released until some time in 2010…people were in total disbelief. Kazunori Yamauchi laughed it off when asked to confirm it, and yet here we are…
Patrickl
10th March 2010, 14:30
I played the Wii version and it was an incredibly poor game. The graphics were nice (by Wii standards), but the car handling was absurd.
Hope they do better on this version, but I doubt it very much.
Gustav
10th March 2010, 14:31
I’ve been following the development of another f1-game called Grand Prix Racing Manager for a few years now.. They’re currently doing beta, but it has been work in progress for 10 years. It should be out around summer 2010 I think.. Graphics are nothing to speak of, but the manager part looks really interesting in my opinion – they are enthusiasts, so they’ve taken care of a lot of details. Check it out if you please http://www.gprm.co.uk
Also join their facebook group, rumour has it when they reach 600 members we’ll see video footage of gameplay :D
ajokay
10th March 2010, 14:56
10 years in development and no gameplay video footage? Smells mighty like Duke Nuk’em Forever if you ask me.
MuzzleFlash
10th March 2010, 15:17
Is it ironic that that games initials are DNF?
nemo
10th March 2010, 14:34
YES YES YES
so glad its comming over to 360 after years of PS only..!
cant wait :D
DanThorn
10th March 2010, 14:39
Ok, so we have to wait a bit but I don’t mind, I’ve been waiting years for GT5.
I don’t think I’ll get it for a while – I certainly wont pay full whack when it comes out – because I’ve been underawed by every F1 game since the excellent F1 ’97 on PSX and I don’t want to spend £40 on something I’ll enjoy for a week then give up on to play something else.
ajokay
10th March 2010, 14:45
F1 ’97 was the last console-based F1 game I played too. Magical that game was. Nothing has lived up to it since. I downloaded the F1 Championship Edition demo for the PS3 and was underwhelmed. Plus it has James Allen commentating…
DanThorn
10th March 2010, 15:36
The sad thing is that F1:CE is probably the best one since F1 ’97…
Cameron
10th March 2010, 14:51
That Ego engine is really starting to look washed out and dull these days. I hope the graphics are much sharper on the final product with less glow/flare effects in the lighting.
I enjoy a lot of Codemasters racing titles, and I’m sure this will be no different. Hopefully the final version has a scalable difficulty… so new comers can enjoy it just as much as us die hard folk.
Stephen_P83
10th March 2010, 14:56
Questions…
1. Is it going to be a realistic sim with pitstops, any team to driver radio, realistic changes to handling as the tires wear and will we be able to adjust the front wing?
2. What does the career mode entail? Will we start our career in Virgin and attempt to land a drive at Ferrari?
3. Will the race weekend include all three practice sessions, qual, and then the race?
4. Will there also be the arcade mode where someone can just turn the game on and have fun without worrying with the setup and handling so much?
P.S. I don’t care if this game comes out the same day at GT5, I will buy both. How could you possibly not buy this game if you’re an F1 fan?
Mark Hitchcock
10th March 2010, 16:49
1. Judging by past F1 games I’d guess that they will definitely have pitstops and definitely have realistic tyre wear. But as the adjustable front wing has kinda been ignored by most people last year I doubt they’ll have that.
2. The last F1 game I bought (F1 06) had you starting in one of the slowest teams and working your way up so I imagine this will be similar.
3. Again, in F1 06 you had the option to do all the practice sessions, quali and the race. But you didn’t have to.
4. Almost certainly. They’d be mad to make the whole game an arcadey game like Grid, but they’d be even more mad if they completely ignored the casual gamers who just want to stick the disc in and have a race without having to learn how to drive an F1 car properly.
Tombong
10th March 2010, 15:02
Can’t wait… Gran Turismo 5 also will be released around that time isn’t it!?
ajokay
10th March 2010, 15:27
When you finish a race, will you have to wait until next time you turn the console on and load up your save game to know the final result?
themark
11th March 2010, 0:19
LOL. I hope the FIA reads that.
Adrian
10th March 2010, 15:34
I want to know what the damage “engine” will be like. Granted I haven’t played an F1 game for years and years, but I was always very disappointed that the damage to the cars seemed to be all-or-nothing.
I guess it’s probably too advanced even for today’s consoles, but I’d love if you could damage you front wing endplate against another car and the handling of your car change ever so slightly as a result…
But as I say, probably too advanced to program still…
Joey-Poey
10th March 2010, 17:33
Not at all. Indycar Racing 1 and 2 included that as far back as 1992 and 1994. They should just resurrect Papyrus and get them to make the games IMHO.
Joey-Poey
10th March 2010, 15:38
VERY eager for this. I mostly want it to feel more like a simulation when driving rather than something with arcade physics and handling. Racing in Forza 2 and 3 is ridiculously fun because of the realism and challenge, but without open wheels like Indy cars or F1 it’s felt lacking for some time. But then maybe I’ve just gotten spoiled by simulators over the past few years.
But, I have heard some people suggest the ability to switch between an arcade mode and a simulation mode, which I think would be a nice compromise so that the hardcore drivers aren’t disappointed and the casual gamers aren’t scared away.
Edward Marshall
10th March 2010, 15:46
Ive been waiting for this for ages, i must admit i was hoping for a June/July but still im sure it will be amazing!
Darren
10th March 2010, 15:46
I can’t wait to buy this. I still use GP4, albeit with the Vazalm 2008 MOD.
Walking Leaf
10th March 2010, 15:49
So looking forward to this! The EGO graphic engine is very impressive. The in-game visuals in Race Driver: GRID and DIRT 2 is full of detail, you can even feel the crunch of the suspension when driving those dirt-buggies in DIRT 2!
Hopefully the game is fun to play compare to the previous high definition F1 racing game on the PlayStation 3, Formula One: Championship Edition (which is based on the 2006 season).
nayanesh
10th March 2010, 15:50
I want to know how reallistic the driving simulation would be?Will we be able to communicate with the pit crew?And will there be a helmet cam?
Andre
10th March 2010, 16:17
OMG, I cant wait till the end of the year :(
Andrew
10th March 2010, 16:47
I’m pretty stoked for this game, just as long as the physics for GRID aren’t applied to F12010. That would completely ruin it for me.
sato113
10th March 2010, 16:58
‘However none of last season’s cars will feature due to licensing restrictions.’
why would they feature 2009 cars anyway???
chaosthoery
11th March 2010, 1:14
Wouldnt it be great to have two seasons in one game? Like in F1C 99-02 with 4 seasons :)
DamionShadows
10th March 2010, 17:26
I’m really looking forward to this game. However, I hope it plays as well as the last F1 game for PS3 instead of the more arcade like open wheel cars in GRID.
wasiF1
10th March 2010, 17:29
This should have been the prize for the winning the F1F championship!
Jarred Walmsley
18th March 2010, 4:38
Now theres an idea, but include the winners choice of a PS3/XBOX 360/Wii. Or you can just flog the silverstone tickets on trademe and buy it yourself
Jarred Walmsley
18th March 2010, 4:39
Realised after I posted that its actually Ebay in Britain not Trademe
matt88
10th March 2010, 17:33
Still playing on Geoff Crammond’s GP4, since then there have been only crappy arcade games. Does anyone knows where that guy is hiding, I still hope in a brand new GP5, but this F1 2010 seems great too!
utan
10th March 2010, 18:39
If you think there have only been crappy arcade games, you have not looked. There is rFactor, with a huge mod base, including lots of F1 seasons.
http://www.rfactorcentral.com/
There is iRacing, but is pricey.
There is netKar pro, Live for Speed, and VGP3 as well, each with their own upsides.
matt88
10th March 2010, 19:26
well, you’re quite right, i know rFactor, but sincerely it will remain matter for fanatics of racing simulation unless it gains a deserved mainstream distribution. My complaint was mainly about the “official” F1 series developed by Sony.
Uncle
10th March 2010, 23:24
Graphically rFactor is quite poor.. Somehow, it never measured up to GP4.
Mr Davo
10th March 2010, 17:58
I hope that to increase realism, the F1 Stewards will be able to change the results of your game 3 weeks later.
Icthyes
10th March 2010, 20:27
Brilliant!
spud
10th March 2010, 21:03
LMAO :D :D
Hammad
10th March 2010, 18:23
Any idea what the requirements will be? I was thinking of getting a new computer then anyway, and I think I can get something decent for like $900… totally worth it if the game’s good…
Simon Hull
10th March 2010, 18:45
I’m looking forward to the new tracks. First time for Korea, new layout for Silverstone and Bahrain. First time for Canada and hockenheim on CM version. GREAT!!!
RealityCheck
10th March 2010, 18:57
I’d like a “Super Sim” mode that downloads information from Xbox Live after the race weekend for you to compete in the race from the weekend.
Eg, watch the Practice, Qualy, Race sessions, then be able to measure yourself against realtime information…
Dreams…
Untitled258
10th March 2010, 19:03
Erm, why do them screenshots have the BrawnGP car innit?
Untitled258
10th March 2010, 19:04
Ha, just realised it says 2009 cars used for promo reasons, all is good.
Rhys
10th March 2010, 19:52
It’ll just be GRID with F1 cars and circuits – seriously, if you think they’ll bother rendering a different version of Spa, Nurburgring and Istanbul you’re nuts.
GRID was a good game though.
Guilherme Teixeira
10th March 2010, 20:06
Not that those tracks are bad rendered on GRID. Actually I was always impressed at how realistic Instambul Park and Spa Francorchamps are on that game – my favourite tracks there.
My PC could run Grid smoothly, hope that it remains that way with F1 2010, because I won’t buy another video card just to play that game =P
Fer no.65
10th March 2010, 20:09
a simulator for gods sake! that’s what i want!
i don’t want another DIRT-like game with tremendous graphics but horrible physics…
i want something challenging to drive!
yelrom
10th March 2010, 20:45
hope its on spilt screen and online
scunnyman
10th March 2010, 20:47
Keith can you please ask them for a full rundown of the games specs so we can see if they really did include of of our wishlist?
Marc Connell
10th March 2010, 21:03
Codemasters…i dont really like them anymore but ill give this game a try. it will get me away from rfactor
Prisoner Monkeys
10th March 2010, 21:10
I like that they delayed the game twelve months – not only do we get the new Korean, British and Bahraini layouts, but there’s a whole heap of new teams as well.
SeattleChris
10th March 2010, 21:17
Odds are they will blow this one. Older Dirt games had better physics. These guys are all about looks and not about anything other than 5 year old arcade game play.
Besides this, September? They were supposed to have this out by Christmas last year and then it gets pushed back to… Oh, yeah! After the season’s over. Great. That will be as much fun. Its as though they don’t want to sell this title. Idiots.
GT5, even if released at the same time, will not be competing with this title much. F1 fans are different than “car racing” fans. GT5 is mostly for middle school through high school kids in the US.
Prisoner Monkeys
10th March 2010, 22:20
Ever visited Gran Turism Planet, especially the forums? I think you’ll change your opinions because a) most of the users are adults and b) more than just America is represented.
Uncle
10th March 2010, 23:20
I’m affraid it’ll be just another arcade f1 game….Right, better dig out Grand Prix 4.. Come back Geoff Crammond!
Wade
11th March 2010, 3:54
Really worried about this game to say the least. The PSP version was utter rubbish and the biggest waste of my hard earned coin. Keith,
(1) what type of physics engines are they using to simulate the car handling characteristics?
(2) How real are the environments? Most of them in the PSP version are lacking so much its not funny.
(3)How the hell are Codemasters really going to make an authentic Formula 1 game?!
Mike
11th March 2010, 6:09
Never had a PS3, and I don’t have the funds to go and get a new game, but my impression of console racers is that, they are going backwards, pole position 96, on my N64, allows you to edit who drives for what team, and you could even change which car had which engine, not realistic there I know but it did increase the replayability…
The newer games, my newest being 06 on the ps2, are, only better to a certain extent. but ignoring the modern sounds, physics and graphics they don’t seem to be actually better games, In fact, I think some are getting worse…
I’ve played GRID, shiny, very shiny, and not too bad, , but for anyone who desires an ounce of simulation, then, I think we might have to look elsewhere…
Can someone tell me about 09 on the Wii?
2 Minutes To Midnight
11th March 2010, 7:28
Codemasters kept delaying this game since the beginning of the announcement, so I think this will be the best Formula 1 game yet.
Marcus
11th March 2010, 8:51
http://img411.yfrog.com/img411/3260/dsc01425x.jpg
http://img535.yfrog.com/img535/4087/dsc01427k.jpg
Sneak preview
-A-
11th March 2010, 9:56
It seems promising to me that many of the new and interesting features of the 2010 season will be documented by an official game release. Releasing it in the fall, hopefully, will give the team enough time and possibility to create accurate representations of the new circuit bits, the effects the 2010 regulations have on the cars’ behaviour and, thus, the racing – and the teams’ performances we’ll actually be seeing on the track after the coming weekend.
I’m hoping they will be going down a dual route, with a believably realistic physics simulation regarding the cars’ behaviour on the track to challenge the serious simulation fans and enough driving aids, interactive exercises and the like to support casual fans who’d rather just want to enjoy the feeling of driving a Grand Prix race without having to worry about too much of the details. Then again, the actual series itself seems to be keen on promoting its spectacle and thrill, so maybe, that gives an indication of the emphasis a virtual representation could actually be supposed to make.
Generally, I think a motor racing career simulation would be a very interesting subject for a game, but realistically, it would necessitate acquiring a number of licenses for runner-up categories’ past seasons, if the player truly were to have the option to progress up to Grand Prix racing in 2010 through Formulae Something. At the same time, it would be limiting to give the player the option to advance up to the top category and then have just the one current season available there. From this perspective, it would probably be less expensive and more interesting for a game developer to explore the idea of a complete career in racing with at least semi-fictional virtual categories, instead of having to come up with detailed representations of the actual ones.
Willian
11th March 2010, 14:23
Keith,
Do you know if there will be a MAC version?
2 Minutes To Midnight
11th March 2010, 15:09
No, sadly I think there’s only a windows version, sorry no MAC. But, you can always use boot camp if you wanna play on mac (like I do if i want to play GP4, F1 challenge, or any other windows game on mac)
Willian
12th March 2010, 18:35
Yes, it’s the only one solution sadly. :(
Paperwings
12th March 2010, 16:31
i’d like to know why it will take until september to release the game, when the season is nearly over and why last years cars will be used. this game has been in development for over two years a will be a long way behind when it is finally released. how hard is it to get an up-to-date game for the current season, with a release date of around march/april/may?
Keith Collantine (@keithcollantine)
17th March 2010, 14:37
I think it’s strange they’re putting out the game that early, when they won’t have any data from Korea.
F1silverarrows
12th March 2010, 20:26
I told you it would be around sep-nov when it came out.
Adam
17th March 2010, 15:11
I really hope they drastically change the game engine they used for Grid. It really didn’t feel like you were driving a car in that game. I hope the game engine is much more like RacePro or even Forza if we can’t get that.
Enigma
17th March 2010, 21:11
How much does it cost?
hgv1driver
24th March 2010, 9:14
Wow the screenshots look good and with still using F106 with Micheal at the wheel of the Ferrari, it will be great to get into the brawn car.
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