We now have the covers, and tomorrow will be the time for the trailer of the new F1 licensed game from EA and its in-house studio, Codemasters.
To start with, the covers are quite disappointing, ignoring some of the shining stars and surprises of the championship. As always, they are focused 100% on the Anglo-Saxon market, barely using Max Verstappen for the champions’ edition, overlooking the likes of Perez, Alonso, or Sainz for the Hispanic-American market.
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While we wait to see what this year’s release will bring, the truth is that this franchise is starting to seriously need some fresh air and new ideas instead of constantly recycling or remaking the storyline.
There is still no official release date for this title that will once again dominate several platforms such as Xbox Series X, PlayStation 5, or PC.
