Codemasters have announced that F1 2015 will be revving its engines in June, courtesy of Bandai Namco Games.
This version of the popular Formula One racing series will offer a number of leaps forward in terms of both graphics and realism. It’ll be using a new version of Codies’ EGO engine, which’ll mean lovelier graphics, plus plenty of refinements to the physics-based handling model of the game. There’ll be “enhancements and additions in over 20 areas”, including engine and transmission, aerodynamics, fuel tank, force feedback, suspension, and a brand-new tyre physics model. That means absolutely nothing to me, but hopefully it’s very exciting if you’re a fan of the series.
In case you’re wondering how much of a leap forward is possible, I feel like I should note that F1 2015 will – aside from the PC – only be available on current-gen consoles, so it won’t have to be cut down or held back for the Xbox 360 or the PS3.
F1 2015 is due out in June. You can see some initial screens below.
