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F1 2002 | 
 enlarge | From: Electronic Arts
Category: Video Games
Buy New: $19.99
New (6) Used (8) from $9.75
Rating:  5 reviews
Sales Rank: 22816
Platform: Game Boy Advance
Genre: Action Games
ESRB: Everyone
Media: Video Game
Edition: Standard
Batteries Included: No
Operating System: Game Boy Advance
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.1
Dimensions (in): 0.1 x 0 x 0.1
MPN: 802068100124
UPC: 040001250356
EAN: 0040001250356
ASIN: B00005BRJH
Shipping: Eligible for Super Saver Shipping
Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours
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| • | Also Available On: GameCube |
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Product Description
Put your driving skills to the test! Compete for the prestigious Formula One driver's title in F1 2002, the hottest new racing game to come to your Game Boy Advance system! The world's best drivers pilot the fastest racing machines with a high-intensity that could only come from EA SPORTS. F1 2002 features 17 real circuits, 11 Teams of the 2002 season, 22 official drivers and 4 game modes: Race, Season 2002, Custom Championship and Multiplayer. So step behind the wheel and take aim at the 2002 FIA Formula One World Championship.
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| Customer Reviews:
 Cool Portable F1 Game. April 17, 2006
Hi all GameBoy lovers,
My cousin brother just bought & sent me this game. It has pretty impressive graphics on a pocket sized console system. There are only 2 disadvantages:
1. No simulation mode compared to the PC edition.
2. Pit stop scenes have no engineers & pit buildings. Overall is OK but still prefer Japanese made race games such as Mario Kart Super Circuit, more lively animations.
The price listed here is very attractive & economical. A GamePak priced USD14.99 is really value for money. Can't find any original GamePak in Malaysia that is so cheap. Go grab 1 before they are totally sold out. Cheers.
GREAT GAME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! September 30, 2003
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
A very fun racing game. You'll get hypnotized by it. But you have to get a bit used to the driving at the begging. It won't take long.
Solid Win September 14, 2003
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
I reccomend this game as a 2nd purchase. (Mario is a 1st for us all.) Its great music groundbreaking graphics and the ea games seal put together as 1 is a great game. BUT IT HAS A HUGE PROBLAMO! Its maps..... You can be flying in to a turn and POP it will fly up in front of you and youll spin out. And the maps are amall so its had to see chicanes. 4 1/2 of 5.
Im Hooked.
 Disappointed with F1 2002 July 10, 2003
0 out of 2 found this review helpful
I gave this game 2 stars. It would have been 1 or zero but for the graphics and sound which are very good (GBA standards) and track maps which are excellent (very close to Autosport quality -speed and gear indications for corners). But, the big downside is the gameplay which is terrible. The tracks are flat and featureless. I'm a lifelong veteran of F1 simulations on every console platform and PC version imaginable and I cannot keep any car in this game(even with max downforce) on the track for very long. The tires wear out at an astounding rate (the second lap in shorter races) and it is like driving on ice. I've actually spun out at under 25 mph in a hairpin! I find it hard to believe this game was actually play-tested by gamers of varying skill levels. It could have been a great portable F1 experience if they put in some reasonable driving capability.
The Best F1 Racer for the GBA Thus Far April 16, 2003
7 out of 7 found this review helpful
This is a very solid title, and I have almost zero complaint with it. The graphics are fast, clean, smooth, and clear. The sound (considering the modest GBA speaker) is excellent: The engines sound very real, and are very loud (Stereo headphones make this even better). It has wet tracks, with falling rain, dry races, 17 circuits (all real-life), 11 Teams, 22 drivers (all real) and 4 modes of play (Quick Race, 2002 Season, Custom Season, and Multiplayer.) Battery backup in the game keeps track of Season standings, and fastest lap times. You can use an automatic transmission, or a more challenging manual transmission. It also has a basic and expert mode of racing. Basic gives the opponents a bit less speed on the track, and also gives you a red ! mark at the top of the screen when you approach a turn too fast. The expert mode ups the difficulty by not only making the opponents faster, but by taking away the ! sign for turns, thus making it importnant to know the layout of each track. Control is smooth and easy as well. You have a choice of either 3, 5, or 10 laps. Ten laps is for those who want a long-feeling race, with a feel of realism to it. For a video game (as opposed to a PC game) 10 laps actually takes quite a period of time. I've never actually played a video game that has races as long as this! (The PC version of this game has the FULL laps of the real courses available, meaning races can literally take hours. For a handheld, 10 laps is very impressive!) The only cons I can think of would be that the mode 7 graphics used to render the tracks - while excellent overall - tend to render each track as flat as a board. Real tracks have up and downhill sections, and bumpy sections as well. The only thing simulated here is some bumpiness that you can see. The other negative would be a lack of more track-side objects. Grandstands, trees, and buildings ARE there, but very sparsely placed, and frequently repetitive. Some tracks, which are thickly forested in real life, have maybe 12 trees total in this game. This hardly detracts from the real fun, however, and is merely a technical complaint. Overall, if you want a F1 title with modest realism, and superb play value, this is it - especially with the current price mark of it!
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