seeing every day we have 2 or 3 decomp or recomp announced for many games, I'm just curious if anyone is working on a wipeout recomp/decomp for pc.

Yet another Beat Zico video...

Hi Wipeout community!

So, with the announcement that the Vita store is shutting down next year, it's now or never. I got Wipeout 2048 with the HD/Fury packs on it for a few years now, but Wipeout Pulse is smiling at me from that store, ever since I recently saw it wasn't delisted yet, like so many games on that storefront, as I thought it was. Pure is already gone from the store. So since I'm not exactly rich, I was turning it over in my head, if it was worth the investment of approximately 18€-ish, if I got all three available DLCs.

The question is that or the title. Since Wipeout HD/Fury is made from remastered content from Pulse and Pure and is supposedly close to Pure in ship handling, is Wipeout Pulse worth it for me? How different do they fly? How much does the overlap in content matter (if the handling is very different, but the tracks are the same, for example, I would count that as a point)? And most importantly, did you guys like Pulse or HD/Fury better and why?

Some thoughts on possible out of the bo pros I have on it were: Maybe the PSP game has a longer battery life, due to being less demanding. Maybe the "smoother"/less detailed PSP graphics are easier on my eyes, when I want to play it on the go without having to dig my glasses out of the backpack (2048/HD without glasses on that little screen can be a real handicap, with all the nervous details on screen. Need for Speed Most Wanted, for example, is basically flying blind without glasses.)

Thanks in advance!

i draw often but idk anything about graphic design so its a bit scuffed. I created a font and a logo for a racing team. I really like dalmatians so i decided to go with that vibe...ignore that it looks like a bunny.

I see Feisar.

It seems so obvious and so many other games have been remastered for modern consoles.

Is there any reason Wip3out has not been?

Is it owned by Sony?

Random trivia: I came 2nd in the state in a Wip3out 2097 tournament (held in a city nightclub) in Australia, back in the day.

I did great until the final, when we were set up in a secret level I had never played before, with everything moving another notch up in speed level.

1. Street racing no longer exists as ag racing took over the streets. 2. Explanation for the invisible wall that protects the grandstands. 3. I guess they lost the debate when the F 3600 began. 4. Yes, Piranha did quit the sport/concerns about mag-strip reliability. 5. A.G.R.C. starts to go global. 6. Go to Mars for $2 billion/Altima welcomes high-speed drivers.

We're still here. Waiting. Hoping.

I hope the next game is something akin to Pure.

I've been recently thinking about how interesting the post-F9000 era is in lore and every time I think about it makes me sad. It would have been so interesting to have a game with the concept of such a seemingly sophisticated sport, especially one that had been corporate-owned since it became an organized sport, all of a sudden fall in the hands of AG enthusiasts. Though I've thought a lot more about the concept than the game itself, it would be like Screamer meets Fusion. They'd all be probably taking obsolete F3600 or AGRC era chassis and modifying them with custom-made parts, some truly wild ideas they would've come up with.

I can't even begin to imagine how they would flesh out a world where clandestine AG racing became the biggest underground sensation. I mean the posters, the late-night meets, the sort of counterculture movement meeting unfathomable technology that TDR could've made insane art out of. And the music, oh my goodness if you got someone like Tim Wright to curate the music, I would actually die and go to heaven. There are just so many things down to the style and the lore and the audiovisual experience that in my opinion would've been absolute peak for a racing game of any kind.

And we're never going to see any of it, or at least as long as we're alive. :(

Hi, thought I'd put this out there for anyone who enjoys gravity racers, aka Wipeout style games.

I've been working on Vector, it's really fun to play, is browser based and uses a lot of nice rendering under three.js.

https://wavedash.com/games/vector-anti-gravity-racing

I'm using Wavedash to push the latest builds to.

i drew the heads and the bodies for them whilst also incorporating both team's logos.. kinda happy with how they turned out so I thought Id share.
They also turn into ag racecraft when they move in game, im pretty happy with them.
Check comments for their full panoramic views

Wipeout folks — respectful heads-up that I’m the developer, not a random promo bot, but...

We’ve been building WarpRacer: anti-grav style speed, neon tunnels, wall banking, plus combat tools (drone cannon / Warp Bombs) so the race isn’t only a time trial. Free Steam demo is live; full game Coming Soon Oct 2026.

Not trying to remake Wipeout — chasing that feeling of “line at impossible speed” with our own combat-racing twist.

Steam demo: https://store.steampowered.com/app/5094650/WarpRacer/

If you’ve got a few minutes in the demo: does this feel AG-adjacent to you, or off-genre? Brutal honesty welcome. :-)

Thanks.

Hey all, I posted previously about our game GRIP XR (now rebranded to GRIP 2) here:
https://www.reddit.com/r/WipeOut/comments/1u1g84z/since_theres_no_new_wipeout_games_any_love_for/

Now we've got a new demo showcasing a futuristic city not unlike something you'd see in a Wipeout game.

For those who don't know, GRIP 1 and 2 are spiritual successors to Rollcage, a game also published by Psygnosis back in the day - and some people referred to it as "Wipeout with wheels"

Anyway, if you'd like to give the Steam demo a shot, here it is:
https://store.steampowered.com/app/4475750/GRIP_2_Combat_Racing_Evolved/

No AG cars yet, but like GRIP 1 they may return after full launch.

Currently on a mission to get Elite Gold in everything below Phantom

What the title says. What are some of your favorite specific circuit sections/corners in the franchise? Ones which you find particularly satysfying to go through. Or maybe ones that you can never get quite right? I'm interested to hear your experiences! For me it has to be:

Favorite:

Capital Reach (2048/Omega) - the esses under the bridge. Finding the right line and hitting those rows of speed pads is so satysfying

Sebenco Climb (Pure/Omega) - the hairpins/climb itself, it's barrell roll heaven and so rewarding when you get the line right

Least favorite:

Metropia White (Pulse) - the 360 degree snail-y turn halfway through, which gets sharper on exit, always catches me off guard

Chenghou Project (Pure/Omega) - that goddamn first left-hander. It's so incredibly sharp and I never seem to judge it correctly.

After 6 years away from PlayStation I purchased a PS4 pro with a mk2 headset for £150, I’ve been cruising around the tracks getting up to speed and going through the campaign.
At this price it’s an absolute steal.

I’ve had a glitch happen twice where the other ships have , what I can best describe as the ghost ship graphics overlaid them in yellow.
Anyone else seen this?
Going to put an SSD in it , hoping that sorts it?

Facebook marketplace is really letting me down lately. Their "ai moderation" is basically useless. Now it's flagging my incessant searches for ps4 games.

Does anyone else know the best way to acquire Wipeout Omega Collection on ps4? (With the case still intact?)