chubigans said:I love the idea of an "old" Wipeout.
Ninja Scooter said:they mentioned this has "crossplay", does that mean it's coming to PSN as well?
That's what I want to know too.Ninja Scooter said:they mentioned this has "crossplay", does that mean it's coming to PSN as well?
Who said it's 30? It won't be 30, Wipeout isn't playable at 30.yurinka said:Day one. But uf it's 30fps, at least give me rock solid 30fps.
I dunno, I loved XL and 3 to death...Danne-Danger said:Who said it's 30? It won't be 30, Wipeout isn't playable at 30.
Currently running at 30fps like the PSP/PS2/PS1 versions, devs say they might increase the framerate by launch.EricHasNoPull said:So any confirmation if it's 30 or 60fps? better be 60, looks very promising.
Danne-Danger said:Who said it's 30? It won't be 30, Wipeout isn't playable at 30.
If I go day 1 then this and Sound Shapes would be my go-to games, I'm almost considering it.
Not playable when you've seen the light.* Trying to play HD in split-screen (fixed post 3D patch maybe?) was a painful experience for me.epmode said:I dunno, I loved XL and 3 to death...
Well then that's a huge bummer.chubigans said:Currently running at 30fps like the PSP/PS2/PS1 versions, devs say they might increase the framerate by launch.
FootNinja said:So the first wipe out came out in september 1995 and the first twisted metal came out in november 1995. Are jaffe and sony lying when they say twisted metal is the longest lasting PS franchise or did wipe out not have a release on ps2 and the "console" difference is what they mean?
The distinction may be that for awhile, Wipeout was a multi-platform franchise, with releases on the Saturn and even on the N64 at one point.FootNinja said:So the first wipe out came out in september 1995 and the first twisted metal came out in november 1995. Are jaffe and sony lying when they say twisted metal is the longest lasting PS franchise or did wipe out not have a release on ps2 and the "console" difference is what they mean?
While I love me some shatter soundtrack, the Wipeout soundtracks have been standout as well.RyanardoDaVinci said:Fuuuuck!
To much to buy this fall and not enough money!
Also, everyone should do themselves a favor and buy the Shatter soundtrack to listen to while playing this.
Wipeout Fusion was 60. So was Pure if you run it at 333 MHz.chubigans said:Currently running at 30fps like the PSP/PS2/PS1 versions, devs say they might increase the framerate by launch.
Danne-Danger said:Who said it's 30? It won't be 30, Wipeout isn't playable at 30.
I thought the thing that wasn't constant in Wipeout HD was the res; so it momentarily drops from 1080p to 720p in order to maintain the 60fps...kuroshiki said:The only wipeout that is 60fps is PS3 one and that's not even full constant 60fps.
Digital Foundry: We commented on the dynamic resolution of WipEout HD's 1080p mode on release, but it was never actually confirmed by Sony until recently at the SCEE Develop presentation. Can you go into depth on the performance benefits this gives you?
Studio Liverpool: Reducing the horizontal resolution dynamically allows us to hit our target 60FPS when the scene complexity literally explodes during heavy weapons fire. This means we don't have to compromise the overall graphical quality just to account for these sporadic maximum load scenarios. The drop in resolution isn't really very noticeable and we feel it's a worthwhile trade off.
i think this game will bring tracks from HD and you will be able to compete in those.Warm Machine said:Is there a ps3 version of this as well? I think I read that somewhere on Gaf.