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This article was published by Andrew Evans (@Famine) on June 16th, 2021 in the F1 2021 category.
What's the problem with it?Sir Lewis Hamilton? Really?
No problem at all. I didn't know he became a Sir. That is all. The "really" came out wrong. I was merely surprised, hence the "really".What's the problem with it?
No problem at all. I didn't know he became a Sir. That is all. The "really" came out wrong. I was merely surprised, hence the "really".
I've been burned too many times to listen to the little voice saying it'll be better this year, c'mon...
Fool me once, Codemasters, shame on you. Fool me twice...
Well said. I too will wait for reviews.
With that having been said.....Ridge Racer Type 4>all the F1 20XX games combined.
I guess that depends on the improvements you are expecting to see.I've been burned too many times to listen to the little voice saying it'll be better this year, c'mon...
Unusual comparison but OK. I do like how people wait for reviews, the game gets good reviews, and then criticise it anyway. It's good fun to watch.Well said. I too will wait for reviews.
With that having been said.....Ridge Racer Type 4>all the F1 20XX games combined.
If we have a series x/s version for 2021 then cant see it being much different to next gen only tbh.Looks good, but I'll wait for F1 2023, when it's next gen only.
In theory next gen only should take the shackles off a bit. Menus and interfaces can be created specifically to harness loading speeds and game engines can be upgraded or rewritten to better use next gen lighting effects like Ray tracing, better shading and aliasing, higher quality texture and model usage thanks to faster loading etc. The feeling is thay cross gen games won't be fully utilising a lot of this to its potential due to having to optimise on older systems too.If we have a series x/s version for 2021 then cant see it being much different to next gen only tbh.