Whoever made that decision should be fired, unless they already have been.

It's amazing how sometimes consumers determine their purchase between a PS4 and Xbox One on whether they like Gran Turismo or Forza, I hope they don't port one or the other to either Console because this should be happening across the board.

Hate it when I love both of them, oh well just get one console and then get the other next year.

For those who are saying it "doesn't feel real", no racing game will feel real unless you sit in a simulator and inside a cockpit, then again that's not even close to being "real life".

So far the only reason I am clinging onto the Xbox is this game. One hopes they focus on making the games in 1080p just like this one.

I do like the fact that the classic cars are in there, as much as the tracks because Imola and Jerez are just awesome, the speed you go at is incredible, so intense that any mistake and your race is over.

It would great though if they can get the sound from car when in outside view into the cockpit as well, love the gear changes.

Tom Clancy.... thank you. RIP

More comments here about Danny than F1 2013.

Good review - this isn't any different to last year.

I'm guessing Codemasters are banking on the next-gen consoles so I will wait to see what they can do with those.

I understand that sometimes they do tend to "port" games across to PC, most likely even to the new consoles but wasn't it the purpose of getting the new next gen consoles to play games on more powerful processors and graphic cards?

It seems that I and many others will probably end up buying this for the PS3 before going across to next gen.

Even as a Xbox fan (yes I would proudly admit it) no one should be cheering and blasting the opposite side.

It's a money making scheme, every big company does, how do you think these guys make their money?

In the end there will always be those who will pay for such services, call them suckers or losers it's a service they are offering and you are FREE to ignore.

I don't know why these stories keep coming back, same old story with privacy and Kinect, are Microsoft in their offices behind closed doors peeping through seeing what we all do? Hardly, then again maybe the "secret government" may be putting in a microchips in our televisions or controllers to confirm we are home watching shows or playing games?

In the 90's if both these devices came out no one would have given it a second thought, in the end human beings take pleasure in being watched, just a fact of life, get over it and move on.

Well did the previous ever come compatible with existing or new games for the PC? The answer is no so this is hardly surprising but no doubt it will get hacked and allow it to be used.