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There really needs to be some sort of suggestions thread in this forum. Loads of great ideas are hanging around.
Anyway... i think they should make F1 2008 for all the platforms that they made FIFA 08 for and they should make it so that you get to do like a full racing career, in the car and out of the car. It would be the greatest game ever. I don't understand why EA arn't already making F1 08. I would totally buy it for both PS2 and PSP! |
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Join Date: May 2008
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on a similar topic,i really enjoyed the f1 manager game packaged free with f1 2001(i think).
an update of this,making use of the new hardware available these days would be a fantastic addition (not to mention updated team/driver lineups as the old game is almost 10 years out of date now). the fact i still play this is testament to the longevity of this title,or possible the depressing lack of good sports management games that dont revolve around football. |
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autosport.com - F1 News: New computer game deal for F1
Formula One is to have its first official computer game in more than two years next season following the capture of a new official licencing deal with British gaming company Codemasters, autosport.com can reveal. With Sony having published the most recent official F1 game last summer, based on the 2006 season and available only on PlayStation consoles, Codemasters' deal will see F1 return to a multiformat platform for the first time in many years. The game is set to be available on all major home consoles, as well as handheld and PC gaming formats. After weeks of discussion between Codemasters and Formula One Administration, it is anticipated that the company will produce the first game next year, based on the 2009 F1 season. This will be the first game that Lewis Hamilton will appear in. Rod Cousens, chief executive officers of Codemasters, said: "Formula One is ambitious in expanding its reach with more circuits planned beyond recent additions in the Middle East and China. It is also ambitious in expanding its reach via technology. "The digital communities that computer and video gaming creates will play a key role in further growing the F1 audience and connecting them globally. "As a world-leading creator of driving games, this alliance with F1 is the jewel in Codemasters' racing crown and creates an undisputed segment champion." Chris Deering, chairman of Codemasters, added: "Codemasters' success and recent innovations in the racing game space makes the company more than appropriately tuned for the challenge. "The combination of F1's new momentum of expansion and Codemasters' contemporary technology and past experience is the breaking of a new dawn for the sport, on the track and on the HD game screen." Codemasters Studios has already begun preparations for the major task of creating the new game, by strengthening their team with personnel from the now defunct Sega Racing Studio. There are 350 people working on the project, which will be based on the EGO Engine that Codemasters has put to good use on the Colin McRae: DIRT and soon-to-be-released Race Driver: GRID titles YESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! |
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Join Date: Feb 2008
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Join Date: Nov 2007
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Haven't played an F1 game since F1 2002 on the PC...
Also, I have been really annoyed that Sony were the makers of the game and were only releasing it on their platforms, but now Codies has got it! I loved GRID and DiRT, and the former works perfectly with my Wireless Racing Wheel and really hope this game will come out on the X360 with full compatibility with the Wheel... Maxen13 |
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