New F1 2015 Trailer Showcases A World of Speed

I got a need for speed...

Posted By | On 30th, Jun. 2015

F1 2015, the first game targeted for the Xbox One and PS4 spec being developed by British developers Codemasters, is almost here, and ahead of the game’s launch this summer, we get this new TV spot that shows us just what the game looks like, and how the racing in the game will be like. Which, as for the latter, come on man, it’s an F1 game, it’s not going to be a paradigm shift.

Still, just seeing the graphics should prove to be a selling point for this game when it launches later this year, since this is the first game based on the license that will be available for current generation systems. That, combined with the sheer depth of detail and authenticity that this game is promising to offer, should be enough for fans of the sport to give this one a look.

F1 2015 launches July 21 on PS4, Xbox One, and PC.


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