Ol’ Bernie Ecclestone’s boys have demanded some immediate ceasing and desisting from the players responsible for creating a better Formula One experience.

Codemasters have made some fantastic racing games over the years, making a name for themselves in that genre. But other types of games that don’t rely on horses under the hood? Recently, they haven’t been too successful when branching out. And that’s why the UK studio is re-focusing on doing what they do best.

Not just one, but two Formula 1 games are on the way.

Ever wanted to drive an F1 vehicle, but without the side effect of a car crash? Well now you can with this realistic simulator. Provided that your pockets are deep enough.

We’re not talking about that other film that stars Joseph Gordon Levitt and a sweaty pair of tight cycling pants, delivering packages and evading gangsters with his BMX bandit skills. Nope, we’re talking about that other film, which has far more horses under the hood, as director Ron Howard chronicles the golden age of Formula 1 racing, with some fancy …

We take a look at the best Formula 1 game available on Sony's new handheld.

Generally when a company refuses to release a demo for a game I instantly think that the game itself will be subpar and that they are simply trying to manage the market to ensure top rate sales. However we played F1 2010 at E3 this year and it was incredible so I am hoping Codemasters excuse for not releasing a …

It seems like Codemasters may be faced with quite a large problem. Codemasters now have the Formula One license and have been at work on their first of many F1 titles. Their first licensed game will be based on the 2009 season and will release on the Wii and PSP, but there are no problems there, the problem lies in …