F1 World Grand Prix 1999

Release Date: June 30, 1999

Racing, Formula 1, cars, multiplayer, singleplayer, LAN

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The successor to the extremely popular, one of the best Formula 1 racing simulations, the game F1 RACING. The new engine gives you excellent control over the vehicle, and the change of car equipment for handling and driving characteristics.

Based on the 1999 World Championship, F1 World Grand Prix places you in the driver's seat and gives you first hand experience of every aspect of this challenging competition.

Featuring real teams and drivers, each car is a faithful replica of the real car used in 1999, both visually and in terms of its handling. In fact, should you drive well, your lap times for the different circuits should be similar to those logged during the real 1999 season.

Particularly close attention has been paid to the realism of the circuits; they have been replicated in their entirety rather than just the immediate area close to the track. This enhances gameplay by providing a practically unlimited view.

But playability, of course, is what really matters. The artificial intelligence driving module has been designed to ensure that, although you are always faced with very competitive opponents, they can adapt themselves to your level by means of a set of easily applied parameters - making this game equally suitable for beginners and seasoned simulation fans alike.

Features:

Supported by an Official FIA license - all the official 1999 season data including all 11 teams and 22 drivers

Individually and accurately modeled cars and circuits.

Multiplayer split-screen (2,3 and up to 4). Or up to 12 players via network (TCP/IP).

Arcade and Simulation modes.

Scenario mode allows you to play your favorite races again and exchange them with friends.

Extensive car set-up options.

Infinite camera angles including 3D cockpit view.

TV director control over replays.

Informative helicopter fly-overs for all 16 circuits.

Driving Aids allows instant accessibility.

Last updated on August 14, 2015