The new F1 2010 game - what we think
We've left the hardcore review to the gamer websites, but as the excitement builds over the release of F1 2010 later this month, we thought we'd give you a racing fan's perspective on the first GP sim to hit the shops since Lewis Hamilton began racing in Formula 1
After the best part of four years, the waiting is almost over. There are two distinct attitudes towards the release of the first Formula 1 game since February 2007. There are those who are just delighted that the pinnacle of the sport is again represented in the games market. And then there are the apprehensive types - those who are desperate for this game to do Formula 1 justice, but have been let down in the past.
The majority of the AUTOSPORT office probably falls into the latter category. So when two of us went to Codemasters last week to try the game, we knew we'd be looking at it from a slightly different perspective to the majority.
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