« Formula 1 sucks now anyway This announcement – final – was written by Phil Schiller, from Traceable In 2017, it is one of the small surprises derived from documents produced on the occasion of the lawsuit between Epic Games and Apple in recent weeks. The person who was still the head of marketing responded to a previous message that an unquoted publisher will not display F1 games on iOS anymore ” Because of the lack of profitability these games are considered too expensive to develop ».
But according to Schiller, this is not a cost issue at all: A racing simulator that users have to pay for [les jeux F1 en question devaient être premium] It’s never going to be popular, period. Not on iOS, not on Android, and not on Switch either He adds that the business model is not what mobile gamers want.
He also writes that the experience of driving simulations on a phone or tablet is not. Ideal »:« There is no steering wheel or console, have to hold a small screen at arm’s length, the sound system is not loud enough, etc. A connoisseur’s word: Phil Schiller during his testimony during the trial reveal It has a virtual reality system dedicated to simulating cars! It ends with noticing that F1 sucks.
Phil Schiller may have since revised his stance (perhaps helped by the Netflix cartoon series Formula 1: The Drivers of Their Fate ?). the game F1 mobile race It’s still pretty much alive on the App Store – and it’s a free title. As for the competition organizer, it offers several applications: Formula 1 For fans who always want to know more, and F1 TV To follow live races (see also: F1 TV: New Services, AirPlay and the Apple TV app). The rumor too he ran Apple can offer the F1 TV app as an Apple TV channel.
“Certified gamer. Problem solver. Internet enthusiast. Twitter scholar. Infuriatingly humble alcohol geek. Tv guru.”
