F1 2015 PS4, Xbox One, PC Release Date: New "tire physics modelled" cars, to be introduced? Champion, Pro Season modes to slate

By Staff Writer

Apr 02 2015, 06:23 AM EDT

Set to release in June, F1 2015 showcases different improved features which the game developer could offer to avid fans. These features include the much "realistic representation" of the race cars, tracks and other aspects of the game.

Through the latest upgrades made by Codemasters for upcoming gameplay, fans could expect improvements on some parts of the racing game such as the engine, transmission, aerodynamics, fuel tank, force feedback, as well as suspension. These are outcomes from the Physics which the game developer intended to use for these enhancements.

These upgrades perhaps the another avenue or potential of their Ego Engine which the game developer has been using for the F1 series. According to them, this particular engine is responsible for rendering more detailed damage and also with the physics needed for large-scale environments.

Apart from these, Codemasters also revealed that they include "new tire physics model" for the game. Thus, from the whole duration of the race, the gamers could predict that they are about to see the much more realistic features in the gameplay.

Relative to the previous mentioned, they can also take advantage to the broadcast style that will be added, and at the same time there are new modes available for the racing game. These are the Championship Season mode, a new Pro Season mode, Quick Race, and lastly, the Multiplayer. The last mode was excluded from the last year's version.

Another interesting thing that the players should check out is to how the game developer integrated the voice commands to the game. These are made possible through these technologies Kinetic and PlayStation Camera.

Through this type of additional feature, the gamers can have the chance to inquire about their current status such as their race information, weather updates, tire status, even requests for tire and front wing changes are possible.

So far, there are no further announcements from Codemasters that were reported recently except the above stated. One surest thing that the fans will do is to keep waiting until the official release date of the exhilarating racing to drive months after.

Scheduled to release by June 12, particularly in PS4, Xbox One, and PC platforms, F1 2015 arrives "realistic."