Tue, 18 Sep 2012 08:45:00 GMT | By Chris Aaron
10 of our favourite sports video games

In conjunction with the launch of the new Formula One game, F12012, MSN Sports takes a look at some of its most favourite sports video games of late.

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Building on the huge success and positive reactions from player and real life F1 drivers over the past two years, Formula 1 gaming gets a whole new package for gamers to enjoy and experience the thrill of the sport with the latest instalment of the franchise, F12012.

Launching on the 18th of September 2012, our copy of the game arrives on the 21st and we can hardly wait to give it an all-night go.

The driving dynamics is said to have improved severely while graphics have also been upped by developers Codemasters, and the game’s demo version released days ago have already received rave reviews.

So this is definitely one sports game we highly recommend.

SEE THE NEXT PAGES FOR MORE OF OUR FAVOURITE SPORTS VIDEO GAME FRANCHISES

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