You will get the best sense of speed form the nose or in-car cameras, so learning this discipline is important to getting the most sensation out of Monaco GP . It actually feels like it is rocking forward. Feedback is nicely implemented, and well worth the cost of the device. Speaking of feedback from contact with other cars, Monaco GP's computer controlled vehicles exhibit many different racing characteristics. While several games boast this feature, few have done it so well as this.
Some drivers are very non-resistant to aggressive moves by others, while some are downright mean.
You don't get mindless zig-zagging AI here. What you get is calculated, thought provoking cunning and trickery. You'll have to play to really see what I mean, but let me just sya that it is pretty damned impressive. In the end, Monaco Grand Prix is a very solid title. Purist will miss the fact there is no official licenses associated with this title, though anyone wanting a terrific racing experience should not miss this one by any means.