New F1 2015 Video Game Trailer Released: Launch dates announced

One of the best games created for the gaming petrolheads that like to use a controller instead of a steering to manoeuvre their machine has been the F1. Created by legendry British video game developer Codemasters, the popular racing game based on the Formula One (F1), is all set to come out with its seventh edition this month.

Written by: Oncars India
Published: July 2, 2015, 11:22 AM IST

New F1 2015 Video Game Trailer Released: Launch dates announced

While surely the delay in launch has disappointed a lot of fans, but makers of the popular game claim that the F1 2015 will be worth the wait. Built on a new game engine called EGO that targeted more than 20 enhancements, the latest version is expected to offer some adrenalin-rushing experience to gamers. And the trailer surely gives us a good idea of what to expect.

 

Giving insights on the new offerings Codemasters says that each car's handling is “a vast improvement from our previous games,” such that “vehicle dynamics much more accurately convey the difference in performance and the feel between mechanical and aerodynamic grip.” Tyre performance will more accurately reflect various kinds of degradation, so drivers “experience the changes in grip caused by temperature swings, wear, car setup, debris, and weather conditions.”

According to reports some of the new features that will be offers in the F1 2015 include broadcast-style presentation, an online practice session, and free updates to keep the game fresh throughout the rest of the real Formula One season. The 2015 edition will also offer a fully playable F1 2014 for those who would like a reminiscence of the previous season. Also selected outlets will offer a special pre-order pack that will come in a full metal case along with a “Race Like a Champion” guide that has tips and more details on each track.

 

While the game was believed to released a little earlier, according to some new information Codemasters has pushed to launch July 10 in Europe and Australia, July 21 in North America, and July 24 in Brazil.

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