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F1 2010 – Twitter Video Interview

Posted on September 4th, 2010 in F1 2010 – 9 Comments

Codemasters has released a new video, showing developers Steve Hood & Paul Jeal and Formula One driver Anthony Davidson answering Twitter-questions regarding their upcoming F1 2010 title.

Included in the interview is Davidson’s first impression of the improved suspension model that was recently added to the title.

Following their maiden Formula One title that was released only for the Playstation Portable and the Nintendo Wii, Codemasters will be bringing the 2010 Formula One season to the PC, the Xbox 360 and the Playstation 3. F1 2010 has been confirmed to be released September 24.


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  • Vettel

    My god, is it so hard to keep the camera still? *DONT_KNOW*

  • AC

    It’s nice to here Ant Davidsons views on the cars.

    Qudos to the team at codemasters too, the developer interviews have been a wealth of information. Let’s hope the game lives up to what they say :)

  • Mark B.

    It’s great that they are answering questions and taking the time to do it. Hate the game or not, they’re not exactly sticking the finger to the fans.

  • mike88

    lol sounds funny that suspension part kind of got lost somewhere. show real potential for the physics of the game.

  • Wesley

    lol this vid reminds me of drake on ustream

  • r3

     Yeah this all sounds nice and all but what they real forgot to put in the game probably the most impotent element of F1 for some more important than safety car are grid girls, sure there are pit babes walking around the paddock but where are the grid girls I want to stare at there asses before the start lights turn on, hack even F1 2002 had grid girls.

  • totalO

    It’s understandable since he’s having the same problem firefighters have… and I’ll stop right there.

  • belzebutt

    I’d like to ask if force feedback is working, I don’t like how they said “yeah we’ll spend one night doing it probably”. That’s what ruins some games for me.

  • HeliosCM

    It works fine :)

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