wraggster
July 23rd, 2011, 12:02
Codemasters has released an iOS version of its successful console racer F1 2010.
Published in conjunction with Jump Games, the game includes all the same licences as the console version – teams, drivers and tracks, including the night race at Singapore.
Three modes are available – Time Trial, Endurance and Party Play. Notably, however, there are no actual competitive races in the game, with each mode basically a variant of single-player time trialling.
Additionally, three control setups are available. There’s tilt control a al Real Racing, an on-screen steering wheel option and regular virtual button controls.
Game Centre and Open Feint integration is also included.http://www.mcvuk.com/news/read/f1-2010-speeds-onto-ios/082427
Published in conjunction with Jump Games, the game includes all the same licences as the console version – teams, drivers and tracks, including the night race at Singapore.
Three modes are available – Time Trial, Endurance and Party Play. Notably, however, there are no actual competitive races in the game, with each mode basically a variant of single-player time trialling.
Additionally, three control setups are available. There’s tilt control a al Real Racing, an on-screen steering wheel option and regular virtual button controls.
Game Centre and Open Feint integration is also included.http://www.mcvuk.com/news/read/f1-2010-speeds-onto-ios/082427