Uggghhhh the ea f1 series was puss IMO, the handle physics were awful.mertol wrote:EA's games are great compared to codemasters'
At least with the EA series you could complete a thorough setup, check the telemetry and improve your laps!! The EA F1 (ISI) team sure did a better job with rfactor when it came to physics. The telemetry was great!!Emmcee wrote:Uggghhhh the ea f1 series was puss IMO, the handle physics were awful.mertol wrote:EA's games are great compared to codemasters'
r_b_l wrote:At least with the EA series you could complete a thorough setup, check the telemetry and improve your laps!! The EA F1 (ISI) team sure did a better job with rfactor when it came to physics. The telemetry was great!!Emmcee wrote:Uggghhhh the ea f1 series was puss IMO, the handle physics were awful.mertol wrote:EA's games are great compared to codemasters'
Codemasters still lacks that key function in my opinion.
Yeah exactly, I just don't know why they don't build of that platform. Lol Williams number one, because they couldn't get Villenueve to sign. I still have it and play it with my son and the first version based on the 95 season.r_b_l wrote:F1'97 by psygnosis was awesome!
My memory of the game is as follows:
In game commentary
Cockpit view
In depth game booklet - Had the Lola's but not included in the game
Fading tyre marks when you got a new set
Arcade mode
Nice easy menu with driver pics & helmets
Included Tyrrel's X-Wing
Different level's of Damage
Good camera views
Williams Numberone
Car failures <-Codemasters should take note
Changing weather
All I can think was villeneuve been signed to another games developer at the time for what ever reason. Was John Newhouse in the "grand Prix world" game?ChrisF1 wrote:Why was Jaques Villeneuve not allowing licenced use of his name?
2 points to the person who remembers which game John Newhouse was on
ChrisF1 wrote:John Newhouse featured in "Grand Prix Manager 2" way back at the end of 1996, a whole 19 years ago!
That's just made me realise that I spent all of 96, 97 and some of 98 playing Microprose games before my parents bought me a Playstation 1 and the first game I got with it was F1 98 (A terrible game I must add)
I agree with you. I played Touring Car Champinship 2 in 1999 and it was awful, no sense of speed, tracks seemed as flat as a marble table and the sound was completely awful. Seems that they have trouble creating realistic games.mertol wrote:Even tho the graphics were bad so far it was the least of their problems. I don't think codemasters are capable of creating a sim and anything less than a sim for F1 game is failure IMO.
This was the game that made me like F1. I started playing it and next thing I know, I am a F1 fan. It was realistic for its time, every car was different: the McLaren was the fastest, the Ferrari the slowest but with the best grip, and the Williams somewhere in the middle. I still run it in my computer sometimes.Edax wrote: In that respect I'd vote for Accolade Grand Prix.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jatdv0EszIk