![]() ![]() Classic EditionĬodemasters also revealed the the full list of classic content that is set to be featured in both the F1 2013: Classic Edtion and the Premium Limited Edition.į1 2013 will include the full default game which is the current 2013 season whereas the Classic Edtion will contain content from the 1980s, which is playable in the new game mode F1 Classics. This includes in the middle of a race, or part way through a semi completed campaign Grand Prix. Racing will be “always on”, meaning that players can save their progress at any time. The single player component of the game will see the return of racing events, along with customized racing experience (weather, time of day and conditions etc), this can be furthered by entering into a full seasonal Grand Prix wherein the player will take part in a series of racing events where the player will climb the ranks of the racers around him and seize glory for themselves. The game will also include all of the nineteen circuits. Gameplayį1 2013 will be featuring all of the eleven teams alongside their twenty two drivers twenty two drivers that have been competing in the 2013 Forumla One season. Specifically it will be using the version 3.0 build of the engine which has only seen service on one other game, “Grid 2” which is also another racing title from Codemasters. Check out the new trailer below.F1 2013 has dropped the need for an online pass for gaming, in a statement to GameStop, Codemasters have said “we have taken the decision not to include a VIP Pass activation system in either F1 2013 and F1 2013: Classic Edition. Players will not be required to activate multi-player functionality via a VIP Pass code and we have no plans to replace the pass with an alternative paid-for activation system in the game when it launches this October.”į1 2013 is going to be built and developed using the Ego Engine. The F1 2013 Classic Edition comes with both 1980s and 1990s content, although if you buy the standard version of F1 2013, you can download the 1990s pack separately. Imola– former host of the San Marino Grand PrixĮstoril – former home of the Portuguese Grand Prixį1 2013 will be launching on October 4th with 1980s content included as standard. ![]() You can check out the 1980s and 1990s content in full here:ġ980s Content (F1 2013 & F1 2013: Classic Edition)Ĭircuit De Jerez – former host of the Spanish Grand Prixīrands Hatch – legendary former home of the British Grand Prixġ980 Williams FW07B Original Driver: Alan Jones Team Legend: Alain Prostġ986 Team Lotus 98T Team Legend: Mario Andretti Team Legend: Emerson Fittipaldiġ988 Ferrari F1-87/88C Original Driver: Gerhard Berger Team Legend: Michael Schumacherġ988 Team Lotus 100T Original Driver: Satoru Nakajima Team Legend: Mika Hakkinenġ988 Williams FW12 Original Driver: Nigel Mansell Team Legend: Damon Hillġ990s Content (F1 2013: Classic Edition only)ġ992 Ferrari F92 A Original Driver: Jean Alesi Team Legend: TBCġ992 Williams FW14B Original Driver: Nigel Mansell Team Legend: David Coulthardġ996 Ferrari F310 Original Driver: Michael Schumacher Team Legend: Gerhard Bergerġ996 Williams FW18 Original Driver: Damon Hill Original Driver: Jacques Villeneuveġ999 Ferrari F399 Original Driver: Eddie Irvine Team Legend: Jody Scheckterġ999 Williams FW21 Original Driver: TBC Team Legend: Alain ProstĬlassic Tracks Pack (F1 2013: Classic Edition only) ![]() This content will be playable in the new F1 Classics mode presented by the legendary Murray Walker, with all of the drivers, circuits and teams from their respective eras. Codemasters has released full details of the classic 1980s content that will come with F1 2013 when it launches in October, and the 1990s content that will also be included with the premium F1 2013: Classic Edition, which has unique box art and will be limited to just 10,000 copies in the UK.
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