Quick show of figurative hands—raise your hand if you know what a K.E.R.S. is. Ok, now keep them up if you are familiar with a DRS. And once more, do you know when to utilize those in an F1 race? If ...

According to a Nintendo Universe report, F1 2011 is being made for 3DS and NGP as well as PS3 and 360. The news was made public by a Dutch journo in a tweet that was retweeted by Codemasters Benelux's ...

F1 2011 will be released for the Nintendo 3DS on November 25, Codemasters has announced. The handheld racing sim, which is being developed by Sumo Digital, will feature all of the official teams, cars ...

Critical success F1 2011 marches on with a handheld debut on Nintendo 3DS. All the official teams, cars, drivers and circuits from the current F1 season will be playable across full Season, Grand Prix ...

Codemasters has announced this morning it'll release F1 2011 on 3DS on November 25. Made by Sumo Digital, it'll come with all the tracks, teams and drivers from the 2011 season. Get the first video ...

Racing game F1 2011 is unique. It’s already been released on the PS3 and the Xbox 360 as well as the PC. And now it’s coming to the PS Vita and the 3DS. How do all the versions stack up? Certainly, ...

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Codemasters has announced that F1 2011 will be coming to Nintendo 3DS on November 25. It will be the first time that players will be able to experience any Formula One game in full 3D. The game has ...

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Already out on just about every gaming platform known to man, F1 2011 makes it's way to the 3DS handheld for some retina searing 3D racing action in your hands. This 3DS offering attempts to cram in ...

In F1 2011 players will be challenged to 'be the driver, live the life, go compete,' with wide-ranging technical and gameplay advancements on and off the track.