Guardian writes: "Codemasters' first use of its newly acquired Formula One license is F1 2009, out later this month on the Wii and PSP. Sumo Digital – risen from the ashes of Gremlin Interactive – is the coding-house behind the Wii and PSP game, but not the PS3 and Xbox 360 versions out next year. I spoke to Ned Waterhouse, the lead designer on the project, about the challenges of coding for the Wii."
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"Overall, I found Formula One 2009 a letdown. The Wii is a bit lacking in the racing genre, and this was a chance to step in and offer Wii gamers an exciting experience. Hopefully Codemasters can learn from this experience and improve on their game."
Everyeye.it: It was the distant 1998. To be precise it was in September 1998. The Italians had just cried with Di Biagio who, with his penalty spentosi on the cross, had put an end to the world of nationality in France. Then Valentino Rossi was still a youngster and a half for tifava Italy romanissimo Max Biagi. Meanwhile the Ferrari around the world and suffered not a little. After having cursed a couple of years the unsurpassable Williams back in 1998 to beat an opponent that had prevented the heroic Hakkinen Michael Schumacher to give the dream that many fans waiting for too years.
No race fixing, no political in-fighting and definitely no sex scandals – F1 2009 is all about the adrenaline-pumping g-force action on the track.
It was 2006 when the last Formula 1 game appeared on PSP so a new version has been long overdue. Since the last game there have been countless rule changes, a bunch of new countries joining the F1 circus and more negative stories rocking the sport than Michael Schumacher had grand prix wins.
