for game which released in 2013, the graphics are not so bad.. :)

the fps on F1 mobile too, looks really bad on a side to side comparison against rr3

surely you havent played f1 pc yet

@@IanIanIII we're talking about mobile here so, pc is irrelevant

@@solla_ was about to say that.

F1 mobile has career mode, wet weather, real-time duels, events, drs, (ERS in some events), proper steering lock, customisable setup and WAYYYYY more detail about the liveries, scenery etc.

@Clzsn just because its not 360 doesnt mean its weird

Yeah, that's why i play rr3

The sound needs an update though.

@@Klassik_KT RR3 was not built for F1, and is nearly 10 years older. It has better handling aswell and gives you so many options in terms of things to drive

Lol yeah, I still remember downloading it for the first time with my 1GB RAM 1st gen Motorola Moto G and it feels straight out of playstation 4 in your 4.5" phone. Now I still enjoy the game, you can play it without internet ffs 😂 just wish they give attention to other cars than just keep adding bunch of Porches and Ferraris...

Same here first downloaded on my moto e 1st gen and still playing, never got bore of it

Graphically I'd say F1 looks better but physics wise rr3

I lost my account and am starting over and it's a horrible experience now 😭😭😭😭😭

Especially the back view mirror, you can use that in rr3, really usefull to play.

I’ve started to play more regularly few weeks ago and I spent 5 dollars on an Audi Quattro pack, seeing this comment makes me remember how I never usually buy stuff in game. Nice comment.

@@uri.voltsv If you don’t have enough game coins to buy a car, it will be hard to play in multiplayer online mode🥲

I have the same experience. 8 or 9 years. Not spent any money. Frustraction and victory are balanced so I came to rr3 again anf again

The first racing games i played is Real Racing 3,no lie. Back in 2013 or 2014. Still one of the best racing games I played and still playing today

Same

The elevations look identical, might be camera

Thats just the camera movement, the F1 game is dynamic, while RR3 is fixed static, unless you spin. Try both from driver’s view or T-cam view as in the above video.

Is F1 mobile only for iOS? Can't find it on Android?

@@chickenskin21 no its your phone version

@@habda1233 Yeah just found out...

Bro who asked for.your biography bruh

W comment

W child

W man

Giga man

from same company

Yup the p2w gran turismo.same for f1mobile racing

Exatamente, a gente conhece logo de cara

Try ala mobile, graphics are not that great but gameplay is decent, career is decent, but career cost money

@@DbbIII just like in real life. Imagine you need to go to the academy to play the game

Than you must buy a console or pc to play the games like that

As far as I know EA is the publisher of these games, but not the developer. Well, maybe they certainly had a hand in the development, but only in terms of donation. That's 100%

Toda la razón, rr3 tiene mucho mas detalles, también el paisaje cuenta, hasta los arboles tienen su sombra y es un juego de hace 10 años.

So pelo fato do carro da Mercedes no RR3 nao está com sidpodzero o F1 mobile é melhor 👍

@@valdeteanardsilva1243 Só isso????

Exacto, F1 MR es desarrollado por Codemasters Birmingham, y RR3 por FireMonkeys o algo asi

I can't provide a specific reason, but I know that iOS has a very heavy focus on apple's well-developed software, which is designed solely to do two things: 1 - provide a smooth, enjoyable experience for all apple-made applications (iMessage, facetime, etc.) 2 - provide user security (in most cases more than any other tech company that makes comparable devices) What does that mean? basically, whenever you are using an application made specifically by apple, it works very well on apple devices. However, when using something that was not made by them, there are usually limitations that relate to the way apple's software is made. Android devices tend to have much less of a "gatekeeper" approach to its software, meaning that downloaded apps have more freedom in what they can do. Apple is not so much concerned about the performance of apps such as these - their main goal is to make sure that some random app can't undermine the operation of the operating system and software that they have used to craft their user experience. Sorry for such a long-winded response, which to be honest I know is not that good of an explanation, but basically, this is just the nature of apple products, not just something with RR3 (although the reason for this specific thing might not be what im saying - its just my guess, but it is a well-educated guess)

​ @Rubik VonCube Indeed, I am very familiar with the development prerequisites and protocols on iOS and Android, since I am a developer myself on those and other platforms. What you've said is mostly true. However, that has nothing at all to do with the situation on RR3. Actually, RR3's framerate is uncapped on Android - it will run as high as the device's refresh rate is, meaning that runs at 120 FPS on my S22 Ultra. My iPad Pro 11 (2022/M2) is still at 30 FPS. The main reason here has to do with the introduction of the iPhone 5 back in late 2012. RR3 was a featured game at the Apple event for that phone's introduction, and it was demonstrated there. Back in 2012, it made perfect sense to limit the framerate to 30 FPS since the iPhone 5 would likely not handle much over that, and FM also wanted the game to work on some older devices as well. With that out of the way, RR3 does run at a higher resolution on iOS devices, and there are additional (though minor) graphic effects on the iOS version, such as lens flares. Even still, any iOS device made within the last 5 years could easily run RR3 at 60+ FPS. Another factor is that RR3 is a very-low effort game these days. FM has been working on the next RR release, so RR3 is basically just coasting along with old events being replayed and an occasional new car or two.

@@ScreamAndFly Interesting - I guess that actually does make sense though, given that RR3 has been out forever. Also, not sure if you would know the answer to this, but does the framerate of the game affect the physics, or only the display? I know there was recently some talk in the official codemasters F1 esports scene about playing at lower framerates actually having noticeable effects on the physics that could potentially be used to give an advantage - im not sure if its the same kind of situation with RR3, or if the physics and display frame rate are independent.

​@@rubikvoncube3583 The framerate by itself wouldn't (in most cases) affect how the game physics are programmed, however that could depend on several factors. The output on most games is locked with its input polling rate, meaning that a game running at 120 FPS vs a game running at 30 FPS will have the capability of processing control commands faster for redrawing on the screen. As for how a game interprets those inputs against the physics model, it could affect gameplay precision, though probably not to any large degree. Again, that depends on the game though. When a game is running at 120 FPS for example, it is polling the input commands four times faster than a game running at 30 FPS, so there is more information being processed, which in some cases could mean finer control. So in conclusion, yes, framerate will have some affect on the overall control in most cases, though whether that will provide any appreciable advantage or disadvantage really depends on the game. With RR3, aside from the game smoothness being vastly different when comparing 120 FPS vs 30 FPS, I have thus far not been able to establish that either situation affects track times, for example. RR3 doesn't require extremely precise control input, so I don't think FPS actually matters in that game. With regard to advanced racing simulation games, that's another story. For games that depend heavily on very fast reaction times (such as Call of Duty-type games), a higher framerate would provide the potential for a definite advantage.

RR3 runs at 120fps for me

Williams in rr3 only difference from the model car that f1 gave is the rear wing. RR3 did a poor job with the models.

@@unknowntl44 it's like they used the stock photos instead of pre-season. Also some car colors are wrong, the Aston Martin is way more metallic irl and in mobile.

Handling? There is no understeer in rr3, it just starts losing grip on all wheels. Handling and poor infinite mass AI are the reasons I uninstalled rr3

@@jurekgadzinowski2895 you oversteer because you are loosing grip, in order to not loose grip you need to run a wider line, effectively, understeer. It also works when you run too deep into a corner, you may not be able to get the inside line unless you slow down tremendously.

@@Cesp43 Yea but saving it works weird and I dont like how it is nearly impossible to save a slide in some cars. It is "understeer" which is made by making your car slide with all 4 wheels, weight transfer feels so weird too. Cars should grip better if you change direction from left to right like on that sweepi g corners in Suzuka and Silverstone. Meanwhile it works like this: the more you turn the trajectory is tighter, till you steer too much and car feels like on ice till it will stop sliding. It has nothing to do with throttle. I dont like it, it would be better if there would be anti understeer system that will ignore tighter turning after reaching the limited amount of understeer.

Try watching Ferrari on f1 like the real motorsport before grudging on rr3 slide issues.

@@syioti1307 😭😭

Agree

learn to drive u bloody noob

THANK YOU I WAS LOOKING FOR THIS COMMENT, everyone is like "rr3 controls and handling are so good" like no they're not I have to brake so early and I can't turn a lot or else the car drifts like bruh.

Recebe atualizações com frequência. É o mínimo que se espera desse pay to win

@@superceotto4584 Qual jogo "grátis" de celular que não é pay to win? kkkk

@@rslanna Ainda mais sendo da EA 😂😂😂

Sem comparação kkkk

O jogo é pay to win, mas eu não pay por nada e to win... Basta não ter vida social e jogar por altas horas pra conseguir ir subindo de rank no RR3

I know exactly what you mean, but believe me when I say it's much harder than you think. Working with an established framework means that they have to fit the f1 car to the physics model they already have - they can change the values of its performance, but re-calibrating the physics to work well for the f1 cars would be a nightmare for a plethora of reasons. But yes, it is a bit funky.

yeah for a time trial lap its necessary but not always easy to hookup, as the entry angle is a bit weird to do it (for RR3, because that's the one i play)

Not to mention you’re lucky if f1m looks like that, as soon as your device heats up the slightest bit the game throttles the resolution to all hell and you’re left with what looks like a SNES game. I haven’t found any way to turn that off.

@@ryanl.1085 damn ikr. It's annoying. I deleted it

Yeah your work is great man

The acceleration on ala mobile is just garbage...

Ja F1 mobile racing is better than real racing 3 F1 2022 but Real racing 3 every team has it own s wheel so Real racing 3 is better

@@danverhufke8279 f1 mobile racing only beats rr3 on tracks and sponsorship rest is unstable

The f1 mobile game is very unstable

4.5GB

Heck, any track would be good as long as another one gets added😂

They haven’t added a new track since forever ago, I mean their missing Zandvoort, Baku, Hungary, Bahrain, and more