F1 2019

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F1 2019 izlazi 29.06 za PlayStation 4, Xbox One i PC.

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FIA Formula 2 Championship: Po prvi put u bilo kom F1 izdanju, igrači će biti u mogućnosti da voze Formulu 2. Cela 2018 sezona biće spremna za launch, dok će naknadno, updateovima biti odrađena i sezona 2019. što se tiče Formule 2.

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Legends Edition: Donosi jedno od najvećih rivalstava u istoriji F1, između Alaina Prosta  i Ayrtona Senne.



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Anniversary Edition: Dodaje Alonsov i Massin Ferrari iz 2010., kao i Buttonov McLaren iz iste sezone.

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Cover: Na coveru za UK & Global tržište naći će se Lewis Hamilton i Sebastian Vettel.



Screenshots (2019 season F1):

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Gameplay:

Screenshots (Red Bull RB15):

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F1 2019 features 18 returning classic cars including:

• 2010 Red Bull RB6
• 2009 Brawn BGP 001
• 2008 McLaren MP4 –23
• 2007 Ferrari F2007
• 2006 Renault R26
• 2004 Ferrari F2004
• 2003 Williams FW25
• 1998 McLaren MP4-13
• 1996 Williams FW18
• 1992 Williams FW14
• 1991 McLaren MP4/6
• 1988 McLaren MP4/4
• 1982 McLaren MP4/1B
• 1979 Ferrari 312 T4
• 1978 Lotus 79
• 1976 Ferrari 312 T2
• 1976 McLaren M23D
• 1972 Lotus 72D

INCLUDED IN THE F1 2019 ‘LEGENDS EDITION’: SENNA AND PROST

• 1990 Ferrari F1-90
• 1990 McLaren MP4/5B
• 2010 Ferrari F10
• 2010 McLaren MP4-25

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Monaco GP, poređenje F1 2018/F1 2019:

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Gameplay #01 (Bahrain, Canada):

Gameplay #02 (Senna vs Prost, Monza 1990.):

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Career Mode:

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F1 2019’s Career Mode has a number of changes, not least of which is the all-new F2 Feeder Series.
The Feeder Series is your route into F1. You’ll start by selecting an F2 team, after which you’ll be taken through a series of scenarios that will create the standout moments of your F2 season prior to your entry into F1.



Each scenario has an effect upon what follows later. Your overall performance will earn you Respect, which will have an impact on the contracts to you offered by the F1 teams at the start of the following F1 season. It’s not just Respect though, your contract offers will also be influenced by Reputation, and by choosing a driver academy at the start of the game, you can choose which teams you want to earn bonus Reputation with over the course of the Feeder Series.



The scenarios have more than one outcome, for example, did you choose to let your faster teammate past or not? Your choices are key here. That’s not all; the Feeder Series also gives you a number of cutscenes that allow these choices to play out via your interactions with the game’s new characters: Lukas Weber, your teammate, and Devon Butler, your closest rival.

Here’s the thing: the choices you make are remembered by the game, and can continue to inform the kinds of questions asked by the press not just during the Feeder Series, but throughout your career in F1. The range of questions the press can ask has also been expanded beyond those in F1 2018. And it’s not just the reporters – the commentators will also remember the events of the Feeder Series and refer to them when discussing you and your F2 rivals.

Of course, these relationships aren’t just one way, either. Lukas and Devon also answer questions from the press, and you’ll regularly receive transcripts of their interviews so you can see what they’re saying about you – or about the other official drivers on the grid, with whom (like you) Lukas and Devon can form rivalries of their own.

This brings us onto the rivalry system. To start, selecting Devon and Lukas as a rival will award you with bonus Respect, making them an often attractive (but never mandatory) option when choosing with whom to pursue a bitter grudge or a sporting rivalry. Not only that, whoever you have as rivals (whether Devon/Lukas or any of the official drivers), those characters will now feature at the invitational events between race weekends, where they represent bonus objectives and an opportunity to score some extra Respect.

Perhaps most importantly of all, Lukas and Devon aren’t locked to a specific team. They’ll start in teams similar to your own in terms of performance, but beyond that they’re able to pursue contracts with any team on the grid, just as you can. In this way they represent a new challenge – drivers that can move up through the teams and challenge you in a race to the top and the ultimate accolade: Driver’s Champion!

And all of this, of course, takes place against the backdrop of the 2019 championship: all the drivers, all the cars, all the teams, all the tracks. New handling. New tyre classifications. New rules governing the point for the fastest lap. The best-looking graphics ever seen in a F1 game. And if you want to experience all of this without the dramatic elements, it’s possible to skip the Feeder Series entirely, jumping straight into F1 without the new characters and their associated gameplay systems.

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Which leads us quite neatly into F2 itself. While F2 serves as the Feeder Series introduction to F1 2019’s Career Mode, there’s much more to it than that.

Not only will you be able to experience the Feeder Series in F1 2019’s Career Mode, you’ll be able to dive into the official FIA FORMULA 2™ 2018 CHAMPIONSHIP via the game’s Championships mode. Here you’ll be able to **** an official F2 driver and make your way through every event in the F2 calendar, aiming to become the F2 2018 drivers’ champion! Beyond that, Championships mode will also include a number of other F2-themed championships for you to tackle.



Similarly, F2 will also be available in Grand Prix mode, where you’ll be able to take the F2 cars out onto not just the official FORMULA 2 tracks, but the entire range of tracks available in F1® 2019.

Grand Prix mode offers you the opportunity to play with the a full suite of gameplay options, and it’s here where you can clearly see the level of fidelity to which FORMULA 2 has been realised throughout the game.



F2 offers players a brand new driving experience, and delivers a number of differences that make it distinct from FORMULA 1, including:

• The weekend structure differs from F1. It has just a single practice session compared to F1’s 3x sessions. Secondly, instead of a single race it has two races each weekend: a longer “feature” race (with a mandatory pit stop) and a shorter “sprint” race the following day.
• While the grid for the feature race is defined by qualifying, the sprint race is formed from the previous race’s finishing order, but with the top 8 drivers being reversed.
• The points scoring is also different, with bonuses being awarded for pole position in qualifying, and for achieving the fastest lap in each of the two races.

There are countless other details included in terms of the sport experience and presentation – pit crews, broadcast elements, and of course the inclusion of official F2 commentators Alex Jacques and Davide Valsecchi.
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F2 is also available in Time Trial mode, with all new F2 leaderboards for you to battle over.

But that’s not it for F2! The full 2019 FORMULA 2 roster, including new drivers such as Mick Schumacher, Callum Ilott and Tatiana Calderón, will be added to the game as a free update post-launch – this won’t only add the drivers, but also the teams and the cars as well. This isn’t this only update we’ll be adding though, as we’ll also be bringing F2 content into multiplayer post-launch too.

There’s no doubt about it – if you’re a fan of FORMULA 2 then F1® 2019 is the game you’ve been waiting for. And if you’ve yet to experience the thrills of F2, this is the perfect time to dive in.

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When is F1 2019 released?

F1 2019 releases on the 28th June with the Anniversary Edition. The Legends Edition releases with 3 days’ early access on the 25th June.

What platforms will it be available on?

It will be available on PlayStation®4 computer entertainment system, the Xbox One family of devices including the Xbox One X and Windows PC (DVD and via Steam).

Does the Legends Edition of F1 2019 include early access to the game?

Yes, you’ll be able to get your hands on the game on the 25th June, though if you’re in the US and Canada, it’s the digital version only that’s available three days early. For those outside this location, this is dependent on your local retailer, though buying it digitally will guarantee you early access.

Are both the 2010 McLaren MP4-25 and 2010 Ferrari F10 included in the Legends Edition of F1 2019, or do we need to buy the Anniversary Edition to get them?

Yes, both the 2010 McLaren MP4-25 and 2010 Ferrari F10 are included in the Legends Edition. That’s not forgetting that in the Legends Edition you’ll get to drive as Ayrton Senna in his 1990 McLaren MP4/5B and Alain Prost in the Ferrari F1-90, face-off over eight race challenges, and receive exclusive Senna and Prost themed multiplayer car liveries! You can see more on this in our trailer right here!

Is there a Steelbook for F1 2019?

Yes, there is, you can find out more here – it’s available in local markets via exclusive retailers!

Will we have the official and final 2019 cars on release?

Yes! We showed off the final cars on our blog right here. Previously, some of the cars we’ve used in the trailers we’ve been showing off so far have been the 2019 regulation cars designed in collaboration with Ross Brawn and Pat Symonds – and you can find out more in our announcement blog about F1 2019 right here – the good news is that you we can tell you that you will be getting the full, final cars on release! You’ll just need to make sure that you’re online, so that we can update them for you!

Will we get both the Sprint and Feature race when playing F2?

Yes! The full F2 2018 season is playable in F1 2019, separate to career mode, and all F2 gameplay complies with the features and rules of F2. F2 cars are also available in Time Trial, Grand Prix mode (on all tracks, not just the official F2 tracks), as well as a variety of F2 championship modes. And that’s not to mention that you’ll experience F2 as a brand new introduction to F1 2019’s career mode, as well as getting to hear the commentary of Alex Jacques and Davide Valsecchi.

Will we be getting the 2019 update to the F2 season, and if so, when will it be coming?

Yes, we’re bringing you the 2019 update to the F2 season as a free download post launch, we’ll be keeping you up to date as to when we’ll be bringing these to you!

Will we be able to play F2 in multiplayer?

Yes, you’ll be able to play F2 in both Unranked and LAN modes and we will be bringing this to you as a free download post launch!

Can you customise your car, driver suit in F1 2019, and where can you use them in-game?

Yes, you can! You can customise your driver suit, gloves and multiplayer car – some customisation will cost you competition points, which we’ll talk about more below. Your driver suit and gloves will be used in your multiplayer games and will also be used when you’re driving the classic cars, whether in career mode, or in any other game mode.

With the Legends Edition, both Ayrton Senna and Alain Prost’s likenesses have also been added to the Career mode, and you’ll also receive exclusive Senna and Prost themed multiplayer car liveries.

You can check all of this out for yourself in our latest F1 2019 livestream right here:



Where can we use the multiplayer car, and can we still use the official cars in our multiplayer games?

The multiplayer car can be used across multiplayer, though you can also use the official team cars in unranked, leagues and LAN games too!

Could you tell us about competition points? What are they and how do they work?

Competition points can be earnt in many different ways. You can earn them by taking part in weekly events, completing weekly objectives in Ranked multiplayer and keeping a clean Safety rating. One of the ways you can use them is to customise your multiplayer car, suit, gloves etc. Competition points can’t be bought, but if you’d like, you can also purchase some of our premium liveries suits or gloves with currency, though all of these are for cosmetic purposes only, and don’t affect your performance in any way.

Could you tell us more about the automated race highlights system?

Yes, certainly – the replays will capture your best moments from your races and show them to you in the form of a highlights reel! You can save these and view them in ‘Theatre’ in the game menu, and if you’re playing on PC, you’ll be able to export your highlight reels as well.

Does F1 2019 have a customisable HUD?

If you’re playing on PC, yes, you’ll be able to customise the HUD. We’ll be revealing more about this soon!

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Sistemski zahtevi

Minimalni zahtevi:

OS: 64-bit Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 10
CPU: Intel i3 2130 / AMD FX4300
RAM: 8 GB RAM
GPU: Nvidia GTX640 / HD7750
DirectX: Version 11
Skladište: 80 GB slobodnog prostora


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OS: 64-bit Windows 10
CPU: Intel i5 9600k / AMD Ryzen 5 2600x
RAM: 16 GB RAM
GPU: Nvidia GTX 1660ti / RX590
DirectX: Version 12
Skladište: 80 GB slobodnog prostora

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Gameplay (Career mode):

Gameplay (French Grand Prix):

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Izašle obe verzije (Anniversary Edition i Legends Edition):