Formula One 2001 (PS)

About a month ago I bought Formula one 2001, I was very excited to put it into my playstation and when I did I knew I had wasted a lot of money. The game is the first formula one game to have the 2001 cars and drivers so thats why I bought it. The reason I hate it is because its so easy and not fun. Its not fun because you just fly past the other drivers no problem. I really hate buying games that are so easy like this one. As soon as the race starts no matter what position I start in I always get into fist place before the first corner. The driving simulation in the game is the worst, you don't even need to brake before turning into a corner. Its ...  Read the complete review

Let me make one thing clear - I love motor racing. No, I worship at the altar of motor racing. I also love motor racing games, stretching way back to the likes of Crazy Cars and Stunt Car Racer on the Amstrad. For these reasons, I feel well qualified to make the following statement: Do not, under any circumstances, pay £30 for this game. Why? I'll get to that in a minute, but first, lets get to the good stuff (and to be fair, there is plenty of it). As the name suggests, there are 2001 stats, so if you want to recreate Juan Pablo Montoya's heroics at Interlagos, you can. The graphics are some of the best yet in a PSOne racer, though there is a ...  Read the complete review

It's, It's Formula One 2001, It's hit the shelves. There must of been contact there. As Murray Walker might say. First of all I will list the features as listed on the cover. 1) Full 2001 season, drivers and teams. 2) New arcade mode featuring 34 tracks. 3) 2 player racing against full grid. 4) Enhanced car damage, realistic collision, punctures and blow outs. 5) Instant replay with rewind and slow motion. 6) Official commentary from Murray Walker and Martin Brundle. 7) Other basic features include analogue and vibration compatible, Steering wheel compatible and 2 blocks on memory card. In this version of Formula ...  Read the complete review