Super F1 Circus
- Model
- F1 Circus
- Date
- 1992
- Publisher
- Nichibutsu
- Genre
- racing video game
In this article
Key facts
• Title — F1 Circus • Developer — Nichibutsu Make Software (Famicom title) Micronics (Mega Drive title) Cream (Super Famicom titles) • Publisher — Nichibutsu • Genre — Simulation-style racing games F1 Circus is a series of Formula One-based racing video games developed and published by Nichibutsu starting on the PC Engine in 1990.
Games
The following is a list of games released in the series. None of the series was released outside Japan. The initial games did not feature any licensing, with F1 Circus Special - Pole to Win and Super F1 Circus featuring only Team Lotus license, as Nichibutsu was a sponsor of the team at the time; Super F1 Circus Limited was the first in the series with a full FIA/FOCA license, but the last two games in the series, Super F1 Circus Gaiden and Formula Circus, featured completely fictional teams. • Japanese title — English title — System — Year — Season featured • エフワン サーカス — F1 Circus — PC Engine Famicom — September 14, 1990 February 7, 1992 — (TG-16) (FC) • エフワン サーカス'91 — F1 Circus '91 — PC Engine — July 12, 1991 • エフワン サーカス エムディ — F1 Circus MD — Sega Mega Drive — December 24, 1991 • エフワン サーカス・スペシャル ポールトゥウイン — F1 Circus Special - Pole to Win — PC Engine Super CD-ROM² — June 26, 1992 • スーパー エフワン サーカス — Super F1 Circus — Super Famicom — July 24, 1992 • スーパー エフワン サーカス リミテッド — Super F1 Circus Limited — Super Famicom — October 23, 1992 • エフワンサーカス'92 — F1 Circus '92 — PC Engine — December 18, 1992 • スーパー エフワン サーカス2 — Super F1 Circus 2 — Super Famicom — July 29, 1993 • F1サーカスCD — F1 Circus CD — Sega Mega-CD — March 18, 1994 — - • スーパー エフワン サーカス3 — Super F1 Circus 3 — Super Famicom — July 14, 1994 • スーパー エフワン サーカス外伝 — Super F1 Circus Gaiden — Super Famicom — July 7, 1995 — N/A • フォーミュラ・サーカス — Formula Circus — PlayStation — May 2, 1997 — N/A
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- Wikidata, structured authority record Q7642332: Super F1 Circus
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- “Super F1 Circus”, English Wikipedia, consulted as further reading
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