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And that's a good thing, because the game is looking like a lot of fun. The response must have been positive, because the racing game, developed by Sony's Liverpool Studios, will mark the return of F1 games to the US market. However, ever since Sony announced the PlayStation 3, it seems the company has used its upcoming PS3 F1 game, Formula One Championship Edition, as a showcase for just what the system will be capable of. look for a dedicated aracde style racer.It's been a long time since we saw a Formula One game on US shores. If you're into crashes, explosions, drifting.

Plenty of tuning and realism to satisfy a sim-fan. This game has plenty of aids to help non-sim racing or non-F1 fans, but I'd only recommend buying this if you are into F1 or a big fan of racing in general.

The rest of the audio is top notch engine sounds are accurate amd unique to each car, wind, traction control and rumble strip noises are done well and your race engineer is quite helpful. James Allen and Martin Brundle call the races, but they get repetitive and annoying, rather quickly, too. The offline, single player racing is good enough to overlook the online's shortcoming. There's a bit of lag and most races will have plenty of overly aggressive drivers, though. There is no 2 player split screen, but there is a mediocre, simple online mode and it's free. With all the aids turned off just going the race distance will be rewarding.Īll the 2006 tracks, teams and drivers are in as well as a few extra cars and Jerez. They will shut the door on you if you're behind them, and if you pressure them long enough they will make a mistake and open the door for you to get by.

The actually racing is very good and sim-like physics without over-the-top difficulty. They may look amazing to most people in 720p, but if you've played the GT:HD demo you can see that Gran Turismo looks far better.

With Sony being the only one with the F1 license after 2002 they've had no competition considering that they've put out a good game.