![]() ![]() Much like Pulse, the campaign mode that forms the crux of WipEout HD presents a grid of hexagons, highlighting events that can be unlocked by acquiring points. The eight tracks that make up the initial roster – which are to be supplemented in the future with downloadable track packs – are culled from the handheld titles, as are the five game modes and indeed the game's core structure. Under this glistening coat, however, WipEout HD remains staunchly traditional, and at its heart this is essentially little more than a reworking of the two PSP titles Pure and Pulse. These impressive visuals are matched by a loving detail that brings the game to life – ever wondered how exactly ghost cars are rendered on-track? Watch with joy as a small bot darts around the track, projecting a facsimile of your best efforts. WIPEOUT HD FURY REVIEW IGN 1080PWith the game's future aesthetic now matched by true 1080p visuals and an unfaltering frame-rate of 60fps, Studio Liverpool has breathed new life into a game that's at times almost as revelatory as the original that exploded onto the first PlayStation. ![]() ![]() What's more, it warmly embraces newcomers and indulges its fans with what are without doubt the finest visuals yet seen in a downloadable title.įor all the right moves it makes in nailing the art of turning left and right at stupendous speeds, it's WipEout HD's visuals that make the initial and lasting impact. Sony's talismanic future racer makes a belated entrance to the high-definition era, but that wait has been more than worthwhile – WipEout HD is a celebration of the series, a game that reminds us what was so special about the series in the first place. ![]()
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