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Composer(s) Yusuke Takahama Genre(s) Formula One racing Developer Varie Mode Single-player video game | 4.9/5 Let's Play SEGA Release date(s) JP: December 20, 1991 Initial release date 20 December 1991 Publisher Varie Platform Sega Genesis | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Series Satoru Nakajima Formula One Similar Formula One games, Other games |
F1 grand prix nakajima satoru sega genesis
F1 Grand Prix: Nakajima Satoru (中嶋悟監修 F1 GRAND PRIX, "Supervisor Satoru Nakajima F1 Grand Prix") is a 1991 Sega Mega Drive Formula One video game based on the career of Satoru Nakajima. Nakajima was the first full-time Japanese racer in the history of Formula One. In fact, this was the first game that Nakajima endorsed for a Japanese video gaming system. The entire 1991 Formula One season can be re-enacted with any of the notable contenders from the prestigious Formula One racing organization.
Contents
- F1 grand prix nakajima satoru sega genesis
- General gameplay
- F1 Season Drivers
- F1 Constructors
- How to obtain points
- References

General gameplay

The action is viewed from the top and practice sessions can be done before actually racing. Player's name are entered using ASCII letters that are traditionally used for the English language. However, the options and track details are in Japanese and literacy is required in order to understand the rules and principles of the game.

In the season mode, the player makes up the last name of his character. He must audition for a team and must qualify for all of his races on time. If the player fails to qualify for a race, he automatically receives zero points and sees a picture of himself looking at the night time sky. Each teams has requirements and if they are not met, then the player is fired from the racing team. Depending on how good a player qualifies in the test teack (known in the game as Auto Police), either many or few teams will be knocking on the player's metaphorical door. Different teams have different requirements in order to stay employed. Unlike its sequel F1 Super License: Nakajima Satoru, going to the pit stop is needed to do repairs on the car. Repairing the car can either be set to automatic or manual on the setup menu.

Transmission can also be shifted from manual transmission to automatic transmission. However, the player still needs to shift from neutral to first gear even while in automatic transmission; like in most Formula One games. The maximum number of laps that can be attempted is five. The five-lap rules applies to practice, qualifying, in addition to the actual race itself.
F1 Season Drivers
