F1 2011: We review the game
The latest version of Codemasters' official Formula 1 game is released this week. Glenn Freeman reviews F1 2011 and finds out whether its new features hit the mark or not
When games are released on a yearly basis for any sport, the challenge for its creators is to make sure it is more than just an update of the players and teams that fans are being asked to part with their cash for.
Fortunately, in the case of F1 2011, the Codemasters team behind Formula 1's official return to the wider gaming arena last year has a sport that's made plenty of its own changes to get their teeth into. There was no danger of this year's game being a repainted version of the 2010 edition, so the fact that it has improved graphics, updated cars and driver line-ups are all inconsequential, especially to the hardcore F1 fans who are so keen to have their sport represented properly.
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