| Console | PSP |
| Size | 401MB |
| Developer & Publisher | Sumo Digital Ltd., Codemasters |
| Genre | Racing |
| File Format | ISO |
| Region | USA |
| Released Date | November 16, 2009 |
Description
A video game called F1 2009 focuses on the Formula One motor racing championship’ 2009 season. Starting on November 16, the PlayStation Store offered a download for the PlayStation Portable edition. F1 2009 is the first Formula One game launched on various platforms as Electronic Arts’ F1 Challenge ’99–’02. The above game originally belonged to Sony, which only published games for its PlayStation 2, PlayStation Portable, and PlayStation 3 systems. The sports game’s engine, which Codemasters previously employed for Dirt, Race Driver: Grid, and Dirt 2, depends on the Ego Engine.
Gameplay
Various gameplay modes are available, including Time Trial, where players compete to set the fastest lap possible by fine-tuning car setups. Quick Race, where players can pick from a multitude of options, including driver and track risk and weather. And a two-player split-screen mode on the Wii and wireless multiplayer on the PSP for up to four players. The game offers a variety of technical parameters that the user can customize to their liking. These include wheel geometry, tire type and pressures, suspension spring rates, ride height, and wing tweaks.
Players can experience the speed and energy of Formula 1 racing through the gameplay. Since every car performs separately, it takes skill and planning to tackle curves and pass other drivers. Players need to control weather, fuel levels, and tire wear to keep a competitive advantage. It is simple to drive, accelerate, and brake because of straightforward controls. But expertise is needed to win the game. To get the best score on each track, players may modify every aspect of their car’s setup, from tire pressure to aerodynamics.
Features
- The Marina Bay Street Circuit hosts night racing. And the brand-new Yas Marina Circuit is among the circuits that are included in this game.
- It only includes the 20 drivers that began the season.
- Both basic and expert players may turn each of the 15 drivers assist on and off.
- In the multiplayer edition, a “Fair Play” algorithm adjusts the amount of assistance based on the player’s expertise.
- It has stylish tires and the recently shown KERS idea, which works similarly to a turbo boost.
- There are also over seventy smaller “Challenge Mode” mini-game-style challenges.
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