"Sony continues their hot streak of PSN exclusive content with the recent release of WipEout HD Fury DLC. The Fury campaign could be considered by most a whole entire game on its own with its staggering 80 events in comparison to the original Wipeout HD's campaign, which contained an impressive 87 events. That's right folks, you're pretty much getting double the content at $10 versus the $20 you spent for the game at launch. Valve and Microsoft maybe you guys should take notes here? But let's get back on topic; The Fury Pack is a tremendous value with its 8 new tracks, 3 new game modes, and 13 new ship models. The Fury Pack has arguably more appeal than the original game, because it takes some of the focus off of hitting perfect lines and more focus on mayhem and destruction."
-TheGamerAccess.com
Game preservationists Forest of Illusion have released the source code for the original Wipeout PS1 online, as well as its Windows port.
Featuring historical context and an interview with the designer, we take a look at the controversial WipEout poster that caused uproar in the UK press.
Amazing poster and one of the best racing franchises in the games industry - Period
No game give you the speed and rush like WipEout and the music is a key component to the game
Must make lots more WipEout's
mourne for that late 90s and 00s swag. All the cool stuff never known by dumb child me, curses!
From the carnage of Burnout to the underground street racing culture of Midnight Club, Nexus Hub explores five racing game franchises that are in need of a revival today.
I agree absolutely with Ridge Racer, but would prefer what Namco did with Ridge Racers on the PSP. Basically pull Ridge Racer 1-5 together, make it all about drifting and create new tracks with the same oldskool Arcade Feel. Wipeout however? Redout and Ballistic NG replaced it for me. I miss Rock N Roll Racing in this list
I would love to see Rockstar put another Midnight Club out. I remember that game fondly, the customization was top notch at the time. It had a nice arcady feel to the driving, but looking at the cars was the main point.