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 Formula One 2004 (PS2)
 Formula One 2004 (PS2) ... established series of F1 simulations. But this release is more than a mere update: it completes a remarkable about-turn in the franchise's fortunes. Compared with previous seasons' Formula One games, 04 is a terrifically comprehensive facsimile of motorsport's premier discipline. Those new tracks--along with the already-famous roster of F1 circuits (including Monaco, San Marino and Silverstone)--are rendered in remarkably accurate fashion. Every last real-world detail has been replicated, giving players the opportunity to race on circuits that are virtually indistinguishable from those televised every other weekend. Team colours, as well as commentary from James Allen and Martin Brundle, serve to complete the televisual feel.Newest Review: ... mean even small mistakes or misjudgements may be severely punished. You have the option to tackle a ‘Simulation’ World ... more ... Championship with all the depth, options and realism you could want, or begin your own legacy in the Career mode, though the best place to start would probably be the Arcade championship.
Studio Liverpool showed good common sense with this nice little diversion. It is a great deal more forgiving than the simulation sections of the game, as braking too late rarely results in spins or crashes; corners can be driven at higher speeds due to there to being a great deal more grip; and taking the odd short-cut doesn’t result in y...moreMore Sony PS2 games
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Formula One 2004 (PS2)
Formula One 04 brings the new Shanghai and Bahrain circuits to So ... Last Update 15.12.2009 06:06
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Formula One 2004 (PS2): Finding The Right Formula (1644 words)
by - written on 13/04/07 (Very useful, 149 readings)
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Little did anyone guess that when Bizarre Creations finished what would be its last Formula One game for the Sony PlayStation in 1997, it would remain the best representation of its sport for so long a time. F1 ’98 was a letdown of near-legendary proportions, and with Sony shifting development duties three times in as many years, the PSOne would not see the likes of Formula 1 ’97 again. For the PS2 generation, things have settled down rather more for Sony. The games are no longer the subject of hype or anticipation, nor do they top the sales charts quite as frequently as they did in the nineties, but increasingly the official license is proving a real coup. ... Read the complete review
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