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.: November 18, 2001 Mode(s), EA Sports F1 2001 is an based on the. The game was by and by EA Sports. It is a to the (and the successor to the ) and was the second title in the. The game was released for the, and platforms in on October 1, October 14, and November 18,. A port for the has planned, but was cancelled for unknown reasons. A version is also cancelled The gameplay focuses on a new training mode which allows players to improve their skills and eventually be able to unlock new modes as the progress of training is made. EA Sports F1 2001 was well received by critics and received a nomination from for their Driving Game of the Year.
Gameplay of the Xbox Version The game features the 17 tracks and a select choice of 22 drivers who competed in the 2001 season. The modes feature the quick race format where the player gains points to access the 17 Tracks.
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The premiere mode of the game is called 'Grand Prix' which includes five distinct modes of gameplay including: a full championship season with all the 17 rounds of the 2001 season that includes the Practice and Qualifying sessions along with the Race itself, a single race weekend, a custom championship where the player chooses how many rounds he/she chooses to compete, a teammate challenge where the player must defeat every teammate in all the 11 teams, a domination mode where the player must win every round of the championship without conceding defeat. For the first time in a game, there is a training mode where the player can hone his/her skills on the track. Such training includes: practice race starts, driving the car with manual gears, learning how to drive in changeable conditions such as, the handling of various types of corners such as a, how to deal with various types of damage sustained to the car and practice pit stops for the player to find out the time it takes to get into the pit lane to take on fuel and new tires before returning to the circuit. This game is unique as the more challenges are completed, the more game modes are unlocked in Grand Prix mode. This format is similar to the license tests in. Other features in the game are Team Radio which helps the player with feedback from the driver's race engineer, a replay mode which allows anyone to go back and view key moments within a limited amount of time, the inclusion of the official rules and regulations and all the cars have the ability to be fine-tuned as in previous games such as. Development The developers had collaborated with insiders who worked for to help capture the essence of real life Formula One racing who provided real-life motion captures, feedback from key members of the race teams which became part of the game.
The executive producer for the game John Rostron said 'We wanted to stretch the boundaries of motor sports gaming and shake up the racing genre all together'. The game utilizes the same Engine used in.
The developers made alterations to the physics model of the cars to make the cars to make them react better to minor collisions and changes in the track surface. For track modelling, the reflections from buildings situated around the circuits were designed to be more reliastic. The shadow code was rewritten allowing increased contrast to the shadows of objects. A new dynamic shadow system was added to move the location of a shadow which was dependent on the sun's position for weather changes.
One major problem discovered upon release was that the graphics on the PC version would become distorted if newer computer drivers were used, thus rendering the game unplayable. EA Sports released a patch to combat the graphics issue along with fixes in compatibility in video cards.
A port was planned for the Game Boy Color but was cancelled before release. Promotion Between July 16 and July 19, 2001, EA held an event at the Autodromo Nazionale Monza race track that saw race against the game's producers.
On July 25, another event called Camp EA 2001 held at featured all of the latest games including F1 2001 on display. Viewed a demo of the game at the event and praised the game for its smooth quality and fun playing style which was down to some of the developers who had worked on. As a sign of good faith, BAR carried the EA Sports logo on their cars at the. The Xbox version debuted at a pre-ECTS event in September 2001. Teams and drivers All F1 2001 game teams and drivers based on teams and drivers lineup. Was featured on EA Sports F1 2001 game but not featured on rival game.
Soundtrack The game included the songs, The Drive Home and a remix of Nagasaki Badger by which are played on the main menu screens. Reception Reception Review scores Publication Score 8.0/10 8.0/10 8.2/10 7.9/10 7.8/10 8.5/10 Aggregate score 79/100 83/100 83/100 The game was received positively by several game reviewers. Peer Schnieder of rated the Xbox version 8.5 calling it 'a barely enhanced but still enjoyable Formula One racing experience'. Ralph Edwards noted that Formula One games were a 'hard sell in the United States' but praised Electronic Arts commitment to appeal to Formula One enthusiasts. IGN Staff rated the PC version 7.9 rated the PC and the PS2 versions 8.0 along with the Xbox version which was rated 8.2. GameSpot nominated the game as one of its nominees for Driving Game of the Year for 2001. Tested the game at the and commented that the game was close to real life Formula One Racing.
La noche lastima. In May 2012, the game along with the rest of the EA F1 series was rated the 4th greatest Formula One gaming series by readers of the website F1 Fanatic winning 8% of the vote. References. ^ IGN Staff (27 July 2001). Archived from on October 17, 2007. Kosh, Bryan (25 March 2002).
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