Formula One Championship Edition game vid

Arguably one of the world’s biggest motorsport is back with a vengeance. After a long absence, Formula One Championship Edition jumps ahead of the pack into American living rooms aboard its high-octane PlayStation 3 engine.

Just a couple of weeks before F1CE leaves the garage, we were able to get our hands on a video preview (courtesy of GameTrailers). Judging by the way it’s shaping up, it’s definitely not gonna lag behind the better racing sim games currently out for the next-gen market.

Following the grease trails of its predecessors, the preview showed what we’ve come to expect from the series: breakneck frame rates, an extensive roster of teams and licensed cars, a multiplayer online mode and full surround audio which should make your speakers shudder with the incessant engine noises.

Buckle up and we’ll keep you posted on this hot prospect. This SCE Studios Liverpool-developed title, already available in Japan, will be coming to Europe and North America this March.

Arguably one of the world’s biggest motorsport is back with a vengeance. After a long absence, Formula One Championship Edition jumps ahead of the pack into American living rooms aboard its high-octane PlayStation 3 engine.

Just a couple of weeks before F1CE leaves the garage, we were able to get our hands on a video preview (courtesy of GameTrailers). Judging by the way it’s shaping up, it’s definitely not gonna lag behind the better racing sim games currently out for the next-gen market.

Following the grease trails of its predecessors, the preview showed what we’ve come to expect from the series: breakneck frame rates, an extensive roster of teams and licensed cars, a multiplayer online mode and full surround audio which should make your speakers shudder with the incessant engine noises.

Buckle up and we’ll keep you posted on this hot prospect. This SCE Studios Liverpool-developed title, already available in Japan, will be coming to Europe and North America this March.