21 drivers are featured, including Schumacher. Psygnosis’ Formula 1 game tries to cater to both arcade and sim fans. F1 World Championship Edition offers several options: you can choose between different game modes (Arcade, Training, Racing).In the moment when you will config your car settings in preparing to. The frame rate bogs a little when there's a lot of cars on screen, but it's no big deal.F1 World Championship Edition is a highly underrated F1 racing simulation, released in 1994 by Domark.The game gives you a chance to drive an F1 car in all 16 circuits on the FIA calendar in that year. I do wish Psygnosis hadn't simplified the Option Menu so much as I prefer to tweak my car to death but you can't have everything. If you follow the sport, avoid the Arcade Mode like the plague. In this mode realism flies out the window as the game turns into "F1 Off-Road" with powerslides, dirt sorties and bumper-car antics. The steering control in the GP Mode is perfect with pin-point accuracy and responsiveness but the Arcade Mode is another story altogether. Ironically, this adds realism as it's difficult to see far away in a real Fi car at speed.
The graphics are impressive in their detail but there is some pop-up which makes it hard to see far in the distance.
The sense of speed is so great in Fi that you have to really learn the track before using the in-car view. Other than the deletion of tobacco ads and the odd exclusion of Jacques Villenuve, every driver, track, sponsor and team has been painstakingly re-created. Compared to last year's version, it's much easier to assume the role of an F1 driver with the new in-car view. I've been a hardcore fan of Formula One racing (the sport) since I was about 9 years old and I feel F1 Champion Edition really conveys an accurate look and feel of the sport on the PS.
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