Ubi Soft have been going Dreamcast bonkers of late, with three racing titles in the works. First up is Racing Simulation - Monaco Grand Prix. It's a racing simulation.
Andy Ashwin

Do you get to tear up the streets of Monaco?
Yes. Actually, you get to race on all 16 circuits of the Formula One championship. Why they've called it Racing Simulation - Monaco Grand Prix is quite beyond us. They should have called it 'Racing Simulation - British Grand Prix'.

Or Racing Simulation - Canadian Grand Prix.
No. Anyway, it's probably something to do with not having an official licence, plus the fact that Ubi Soft are French.

But Monaco isn't in France! It's a principality, so ner!
Yeah, yeah. It forms an enclave in southeast France and is the world's second smallest sovereign state (after the Vatican). So ner-ner! It's almost France, though - Monaco have a team in the French football league (they finished fourth last season). But we digress...

My sentiments exactly. On with the game...
Okay. So it's a Formula One racing game featuring all 16 world circuits. There are 22 drivers in all, making up the 11 fictitious teams. The team editor will allow you to put all the real names in, no doubt, which is a bonus for the F1 purists out there. And it looks beautiful, as you'd expect from Sega's super-console.

How gorgeous is it though?
Oh, very gorgeous indeed. Ubi Soft use what they call 'vertex colours' to give the tracks subtle textures. It looks very polished, with plenty of fancy smoke and lighting effects, as the lovely screenshots attest.