F1 World Grand Prix Player Count and Stats (2024)

F1 World Grand Prix player count Stats and FactsHere are a few of the most interesting F1 World Grand Prix facts and stats I was able to dig up. As always, be sure to check back in the future as I will be updating this post as new and updated stats become available.

F1 World Grand Prix player count:

1.6 million game units sold worldwide

Last updated December 2014


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Game Description

“F1 World Grand Prix” is a Formula One racing video game developed by Paradigm Entertainment and published by Nintendo for the Nintendo 64 console. Released in 1998, the game aims to provide players with an authentic and immersive Formula One racing experience, featuring the teams, drivers, and circuits from the 1997 Formula One World Championship.

Key features and elements of “F1 World Grand Prix” include:

  1. Official Formula One License: The game features the official license of the 1997 Formula One World Championship, including accurate representations of the teams, drivers, cars, and circuits from that season.

  2. Realistic Graphics and Environments: “F1 World Grand Prix” strives to recreate the look and feel of Formula One racing, offering detailed car models, accurate circuit layouts, and realistic visual effects.

  3. Authentic Sound: The game features engine sounds, tire squeals, and other audio effects that aim to replicate the atmosphere of Formula One races.

  4. Simulation Gameplay: “F1 World Grand Prix” focuses on delivering a realistic simulation of Formula One racing. The game emphasizes accurate car physics, handling, and performance, requiring players to master braking, acceleration, and cornering techniques.

  5. Race Weekend Experience: The game includes practice sessions, qualifying rounds, and the actual race, providing players with the full Formula One race weekend experience.

  6. Multiple Modes: The game offers various modes including Exhibition, Championship, Time Attack, and Two-Player Split-Screen mode for local multiplayer races.

  7. Driver and Team Customization: Players can choose from multiple real-world drivers and teams, each with their own strengths and weaknesses. The game also allows players to customize their car’s setup to suit their preferred driving style.

  8. Weather Effects: The game simulates changing weather conditions, adding an extra layer of challenge as players need to adjust their driving tactics in wet or dry conditions.

  9. Pit Stops and Strategy: Players must manage pit stops during races, deciding when to change tires and refuel. Proper pit stop strategy can significantly impact race outcomes.

  10. Replay Mode: After races, players can watch replays of their performances from various camera angles to analyze their driving techniques.

“F1 World Grand Prix” aimed to provide a realistic Formula One racing experience on the Nintendo 64 console, catering to fans of the sport and racing game enthusiasts. While the game’s graphics and gameplay mechanics might not match the standards of more recent racing simulations, it is remembered fondly by players who enjoyed its attempt to capture the excitement and challenges of Formula One racing during the late 1990s.

Game Details

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