The all-new F1 2015 is the first in the series heading on Xbox One, PS4 consoles that gets a release date as early as June this year in an impressive HD graphics resolution.
The new screenshots leaked from the new title to the game series showcase the game's improved visuals. One of the slides which have been taken down since it were outed suggests that Codemasters is currently optimizing the game to reach 60 frames per second.
"The ongoing quest for 60fps continues," it reads. "On PS4 we're hitting around 45-55fps at 1920x1080... There are still plenty of optimisations to be made on both the CPU and GPU side and this is ongoing."
The game described as "truly stunning" is reportedly hitting around "45-55 frames-per-second at 1920x1080" on PS4.
The screenshots were retrieved by website VirtualR on the Facebook page of F1 Game Memes that the game developer has confirmed as real and part of a 'confidential internal development email'.
Digital Spy UK noted that Codemasters previously announced that the game was being re-engineered from the ground up for new-gen consoles.
Codemasters has responded to Eurogamer stating, "The work-in-progress images were taken from a confidential internal development email. At this time, all content is subject to approval by Formula One Management and the teams."
Also, there's a render of the remodelled circuit in Mexico City that's returning to the F1 calendar this 2015 and a final slide has revealed Codemasters' ambition for the Xbox One, PS4 versions of F1 2015 release.
The newsletter also hints that F1 2015 has three months left in development pointing to a possible release this summer.
The game won't be shipping with the full line-up of 2015 cars but rather with the "complete 2014 season as well as a field of Hybrid 2015 cars".
These hybrid cars will be replaced by the 2015 cars afterwards through a title update after the game has initiated the launch and it is unclear if this update will be free of charge.
Codemasters has a tradition to release an F1 game in September or October but it looks like racing fans worldwide will get a taste of whole new HD F1 2015 to release on Xbox One, PS4 consoles as early as June this year.
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