Codemasters’ series of F1 games has a pretty loyal fan base. It’s the type of game that you’re only going to buy if you’re a certain type of gamer, due to its sim-like nature and the hardcore level of commitment needed to complete a season. F1 needn’t be so straight-laced, though; as Codies’ new game duly proves… Read more
It appears Codemasters has a lot more in common with the PlayStation Network than we previously suspected. The company is now the proud owner of a major data breach, resulting in all customer information being compromised.
If you’re a Codemaster’s customer, the computer games publisher should be sending out an email alerting you of the unauthorized entry which affected codemasters.com, both corporate and sub-domains, DiRT3 vip code redemption page and the Codemaster’s EStore.
F1 2010 comes after the likeable warm-up lap that was last year’s Wii and PSP offering, and promises to bring HD visuals and a comprehensive career mode to the PS3, Xbox 360 and PC. Has Codemasters finally rolled the main event out of the garage, or does this deep and demanding racer stall on the starting line? Read our exclusive F1 2010 review to find out the result.
F1 2010 is the first HD replication of the sport since 2007, and as such it has an awful lot to prove. Can Codemasters tease additional performance out of its much-hyped EGO game engine, or does this latest game end up looking about as attractive as Robert Kubica after 78 laps around Monaco? Read on to find out in this section of our F1 2010 review.
F1 2010 may have all the glitz and glamour of the Formula One season and sideshows, but the main event is where the action really is. Thankfully, the game engine created by Codemasters is brilliant, offering players a terrifyingly accurate portrayal of what it’s like to get behind the wheel of an expensive high-performance race car. Read on to find out why it’s one of the finest racers currently available on any platform in this part of our F1 2010 review.
Most hot-blooded males will confess to having fostered dreams of being an F1 pilot at some point in their lives, and F1 2010 seems to have been crafted with the sole purpose of fulfilling that obsession. Does it triumph, or is the career mode merely extraneous window-dressing? We hold an exclusive post-race press conference to find out: read all about the mode in this part of our F1 2010 review.
Fuel, the upcoming offroad racing game from Codemasters for PC, Sony PS3 and Microsoft Xbox 360, has won a Guinness World Record for officially having the “largest playable area in a console game” ever. How much dirt is there to ride across? Apparently, 5,560 square miles (or 14,400 km2 metric-heads) of it.
