F1 2010 Developer Diary 3 - Weather

Published 14 May, 2010 Duration 2:36

"The track surface knows how wet it is."

Comments (14) Latest comment 2 years ago

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  • Spekingur #1 2 years ago

    This is looking extremely nice! Finally they seem to get the 'spray' right - as in staying in air. DiRT had this problem with dirt-/sanddust.

    Also, Codemasters always seem to know their music with automobile games.

  • Bealsy #2 2 years ago

    Epic engine

  • wizlon #3 2 years ago

    Please say they are building another Colin McRae Rally game with this engine when they are finished. DiRT2 was good but a proper rally game would be ace.

  • andijames #4 2 years ago

    This is shaping up rather nicely. Not played a really good F1 game for ages (the last one that sticks in the head is F1 on PS1! even though it had hurrendous bugs).

    Release date Sept?

  • Psi #5 2 years ago

    really looking forward to this

    there has been a real lack in F1 games over the past few years

  • andromeda #6 2 years ago

    looks the business.

  • MMMMMM7 #7 2 years ago

    Very impressive. Nice visual effects and most
    importantly they affect the driving behaviour
    and simulation of the cars.

    Codemasters keep on the good work :)

  • rascoj64 #8 2 years ago

    Looks ace! hope it turns out to be better than Big Rigs!

  • secombe #9 2 years ago

    Do Codies still have the BTCC (TOCA) license? This engine + Touring Cars and a whole load of British circuits we rarely get in video games would be awesome.

  • fizzyfish #10 2 years ago

    The rain in the cockpit view at 0:25 looks spot-on.

  • Dop #11 2 years ago

    Looks good, but I seem to recall Geoff Crammond was doing those kind of variable weather scenarios ten years ago! How come it's taken so long for someone else to do it?

  • ligurmatic #12 2 years ago

    With over a dozen tracks (plus variations), I'm sure the market would support a game based on British motor sport. Not just the BTCC, but its support series and other cars to add variety and career stuff.

    If the seriously disappointing Superstars V8 warrants a sequel, there's no reason at all why such a game wouldn't sell.