By GMM
Formula one has reached a new computer game licensing deal, with the British company Codemasters, gaming websites reported on Friday.
The news follows reports earlier this week that said Bernie Ecclestone was at odds with F1's previous game developer, Sony Computer Entertainment, who last produced an official title for the Playstation in 2006.
The gaming websites on Friday said Codemasters has already begun development of its first official F1 game, which will be available on multiple gaming platforms in 2009.
"This alliance with formula one is the jewel in Codemasters' racing crown," CEO Rod Cousens is quoted as saying.
Formula one has reached a new computer game licensing deal, with the British company Codemasters, gaming websites reported on Friday.
The news follows reports earlier this week that said Bernie Ecclestone was at odds with F1's previous game developer, Sony Computer Entertainment, who last produced an official title for the Playstation in 2006.
The gaming websites on Friday said Codemasters has already begun development of its first official F1 game, which will be available on multiple gaming platforms in 2009.
"This alliance with formula one is the jewel in Codemasters' racing crown," CEO Rod Cousens is quoted as saying.