wraggster
April 23rd, 2009, 16:32
Codemasters won't be releasing its Formula 1 game for Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 and PC until 2010, with the Wii and PSP versions hitting first later this year.
"The scale of development that was required for the next-gen projects, especially with something like Formula 1, to it do it on such a massive high def scale requires a lot more development time than less powerful platforms like the PSP and Wii," brand manager Paul Walters told IGN.
"Codemasters has a great heritage when it comes to racing games and their reputation is second to none," said F1's ringmaster Bernie Ecclestone in an official announcement. "We're working very closely together on the upcoming Formula One titles and are very impressed with what we have seen."
The Wii and PSP versions are being handled by Sumo Digital, who is working with Codemasters to get the game out for this Autumn.
http://uk.pc.ign.com/articles/975/975709p1.html
"The scale of development that was required for the next-gen projects, especially with something like Formula 1, to it do it on such a massive high def scale requires a lot more development time than less powerful platforms like the PSP and Wii," brand manager Paul Walters told IGN.
"Codemasters has a great heritage when it comes to racing games and their reputation is second to none," said F1's ringmaster Bernie Ecclestone in an official announcement. "We're working very closely together on the upcoming Formula One titles and are very impressed with what we have seen."
The Wii and PSP versions are being handled by Sumo Digital, who is working with Codemasters to get the game out for this Autumn.
http://uk.pc.ign.com/articles/975/975709p1.html