Rumored to release by June 2015, F1 2015 debuts its PS4, Xbox One, and PC-platformed racing along with its much improved visual appearance. However, fans seemed to observe neglect from game developers by not including options in the gameplay.
Recently, there were reports saying that Codemasters planned to have an earlier launch for the new season with its latest updates to include in the gameplay. Based from sources, there was a leaked information -- the game developers doing some improvements including anti-aliasing -- revealed.
In addition, F1 2015 said to have a stunning frame rate with 45-55 per second in PS4 platform as Codemasters aimed to reach 60fps, by saying, "The ongoing quest for 60fps continues. On PS4 we're hitting around 45-55fps at 1920x1080... there are still plenty of optimizations to be made on both the CPU and GPU side and this is on-going.
Moreover, it was also reported that Codemaster will include the featured 2014 cars as well as the 2015's in accord to relevance. Thus, there might be a blast release of hybrid cars with 2014 and 2015 car parts based from the leaked images appeared online.
Codemasters then responded to these claims, "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."
Though the F1 creators have been working hard to create a glitch-free and a more improved experience to the racing game, yet, some fans seemed to observe that Codemasters neglected the importance of improving the game options.
One fan posted in Codemasters official forum site, he mentioned about the glitches present with the F1 titles. From the previous F1 2014, there was a lack of option in the gameplay.
He said, "There is one BIG, fundamental mistake Codemasters have made: It's lack of options. CM has made a lot of choices for us that could have easily been implemented in the games as options."
He added while comparing how "prehistoric" F1 games, "But is it really that hard to give people an option to enable or disable mechanical failures? Even "prehistoric" games F1 games like Grand Prix 2 (loved that game) had that as an option."
With his post, he ended it with a big hope addressed to Codemasters that they might consider adding game options -- a sort of freedom -- to the gamers around.
For the mean time, fans could expect F1 2015 to release in PS4, Xbox One, and PC platforms by June this year. During the time, fans also hoped that the game options will be included in its upgrades.
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