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DAMAGE PHYSICS in F1 Games - youtube.com/watch?v=ai0wF66VBK4

0:00 Intro
0:05 F1 1996
0:35 F1 1997
1:20 F1 1998
2:05 F1 1999
2:45 F1 2000
3:20 F1 2001
4:20 F1 2002
5:20 F1 Career Challenge
6:00 Formula One 2003
6:35 F1 04
7:10 F1 05
7:45 F1 06
8:55 Formula One Championship Edition
10:20 Outro

Hello guys,
After exploring Damage Physics in Codemasters’ F1 games, it’s interesting to look back at how they evolved from the PS1 era to the PS2 and PS3 generations. Personally, I think F1 Career Challenge had some impressive physics for its time—realistic enough that you’d often see half the grid DNF by the start of the race, which was both hilarious and awesome. Which version is your favorite?
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