Video game developers Slightly Mad Studios and SEGA have announced their new projects, Test Drive: Ferrari and London 2012- The Official Video Game Of The Olympic Games respectively, this week. The press release for London 2012, an intense sports game which will hopefully accurately represent the big Summer events, utilising both the PlayStation 3's Move and the Xbox 360's Kinect camera, is as follows:"We are proud to offer the Great British public the chance to actually experience the excitement and pride of taking part in London 2012. With all new Olympic events and everyone's favourite sports brought to life with the latest video gaming technology, everyone will be able to participate in the Games from their own home."
Based on past Olympic video game efforts (Mario and Sonic not withstanding), I'd dispute the claim that this beats the real thing, but nevertheless I'm sure it'll sell by the dozen thanks to patriotic Zumba Fitness lovers who seem to thrive in the Summer slump of exciting new titles. London 2012 releases this July, while Test Drive: Ferrari, an enhanced and realistic simulation of the real F1 experience involving the Ferrari car franchise, is due for release in Q3 2012.
CATCH THE REVEAL TRAILER FOR TEST DRIVE FERRARI:
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