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F1 2011
You often hear about publishers using their current sports game to predict future playoff results, but Codemasters and its upcoming F1 2011 title are going the other route and re-creating the past.
This new video shows off some of the notable events that have happened on tracks across the globe in the current real-life F1 season. I'm not going to pretend that I'm aware of any of the events depicted in this video, but it definitely looks like a good time was had by (almost) all.
The game comes out on September 20 for Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, and PC, and it features new additions such as expanded multiplayer – including a full 24-car field of AI cars and 16 friends, a full season of co-op play, and offline split-screen.
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