F1 World Grand Prix, Electronic Games

This racer has everything you could wish for. It truly is the next generation of racing simulations, and appropriately comes to life on the Dreamcast. There's a whole championship season to endure, should you choose, spanning sixteen circuits. There's a choice of twenty-two cars and their respective teams, all with fine-tuning facilities courtesy of your pit crew. The sheer sense of power and speed is right there in your face, no matter how far away from the screen you may be;the first-person perspective is particularly hair-raising. With a range of options including time attack, single race mode and split screen, the action is fast, furious, and very loud. All that's missing is the smell of burning rubber. So, set fire to an old pair of slippers, and put your foot on the gas.

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