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Is This Concept Art For Sony Liverpool’s Cancelled Wipeout Game?
Last August, Sony shuttered SCE Studio Liverpool, the developer once known as Psygnosis. It was rumoured that before the closure, the studio was working on a new Wipeout title, potentially for the next-gen PlayStation. While we may never see such a title, we do at least have some concept art for it.
The Studio Behind WipEout Is Gone, But The Game May Still Be Alive And Well
When Sony Liverpool (once Psygnosis) was shut down earlier this year, it looked like the end for the WipEout series.
This Video Shows Why The Studio That Made Wipeout Was So Awesome
Between todays’s news that the Sony Liverpool studio — originally known as Psygnosis — is closing and yesterday’s reports of Nintendo Power shutting down, this feels like The Week Video Game Nostalgia Died.
WipEout 2048: The Kotaku Review
Racing games on handheld systems can be a tough sell — with a smaller screen and lower hardware horsepower, it can be difficult to convey the sense of speed that makes great racing games great. The new PlayStation Vita handheld seems designed to address the racing genre head-on — its processing power is closer to a current-gen console than any handheld before it, and its sizeable OLED screen seems custom-made for driving games.
Wipeout 2048: Near-Future Of High Speed Racing
How do we get from today’s F1 racers to the gravity-defying hover cars of Wipeout 2048 in a mere 36 years? Sony Liverpool details this mechanical evolution in the intro video for the upcoming PlayStation Vita launch title.
Is This Quantum Levitation Powered Real World WipeOut Track Too Good To Be True?
Reeking of amateurish CG and released by the seemingly nonexistent Japan Institute of Science and Technology, this video depicting a pair of miniature hover cars ripped straight out of Sony’s WipeOut series sure gets me hungry for some futuristic racing.
This Man Is Keeping The Spirit Of WipeOut’s
Xander Davis is a game industry artist and graphic design fan, who after seeing the recent feature we ran on WipeOut and The Designers Republic dropped us a line.
Why A 1995 PlayStation Game Still Looks Like It Came From The Future
You know why the PlayStation took off in the mid-90s? Because it was cool. And nothing on the PlayStation was cooler than WipeOut.
WipeOut 2048 Only Needs One Vita Thumbstick, Thanks Very Much
Line up each version of Wipeout against a wall and, in all honesty, the only major difference is the platform it’s appearing on. So what differentiates WipeOut 2048 on the PlayStation Vita?
Here, Look At WipeOut 2048 For Five Minutes!
Frantic, futuristic racing. That’s right, WipeOut 2048 is one of the launch titles coming to the PlayStation Vita.
