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F-1 Grand Prix

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Also known as
F-1 グランプリ

Race the 1991 season with manual car tuning, managing damage and pit stops for repairs.

F-1 Grand Prix was developed and published by Video System for the Super Famicom/SNES, released in Japan in 1991; it was the original version of the game, with no earlier arcade or other-platform release.


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Released
1991
Perspective
Top-down
Visual
2D scrolling
Size
569.65 KB
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About F-1 Grand Prix

F-1 Grand Prix is a top-down racing simulation for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System that recreates the 1991 Formula One season. Players can engage in a full championship, a single event, or a time trial focused on achieving the best lap.

The gameplay involves a unique visual presentation where the player's car remains centered on screen while the track scenery rotates around it. A car's performance can be directly adjusted through manual tuning options, and a damage model means collisions degrade components. To manage this wear during a race, making a pit stop for repairs becomes a necessary strategic consideration to avoid early retirement.

F-1 Grand Prix Screenshots

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Intro. Ferrari.
McLaren.
Demo. Gatorade.
Title Screen
Main Menu
Team selection
Course Selection.
Driver selection
Track info
Machine setting
On the track
Pit in.