I love Wipeout, It's one of those games that's pretty generic at a glance, but if you get into it you find there's lot more than meets the eye, not to mention the great gameplay and soundtrack. I just wish they'd open up and release a multi-platform one, I'd love to see more people get into it- Although with the studio shut down that may be a bit optimistic
[QUOTE=gothiclampshade;39546981]I love Wipeout, It's one of those games that's pretty generic at a glance, but if you get into it you find there's lot more than meets the eye, not to mention the great gameplay and soundtrack. I just wish they'd open up and release a multi-platform one, I'd love to see more people get into it- Although with the studio shut down that may be a bit optimistic[/QUOTE]
I think the first wipeout had a dos version. And a saturn version. And I think a n64 version was made too.
The studios are being shut down? That's sad... Wipeout is one of the few series I actually feel kinda nostalgic about. I feel really bad for this guy too, I've seen a couple of his videos before and they're incredibly in-depth. This was pretty interesting to watch.
[QUOTE=smileykiller447;39553323]I think the first wipeout had a dos version. And a saturn version. And I think a n64 version was made too.[/QUOTE]
I think you might be thinking of the wipeout ripoff Extreme G racing for the N64
Edit: nvm there was a 64 version wow
[QUOTE=smileykiller447;39553323]I think the first wipeout had a dos version. And a saturn version. And I think a n64 version was made too.[/QUOTE] 2097 also had PC, Saturn and N64 (as WipEout 64).
The only WipEout game I've ever played was the N64 version, though I had tons of fun with it. I found the video really cool overall, the guy clearly put lots of effort into his research
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