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I've made sure on multiple occasions that all my wireless settings are correct; the web browser works without any issues, but every time I try to ue the in-game downloader it just kicks me out saying it couldn't communicate with the "access point"
Am I retarded or something?
I'm not sure, but think Sony is not providing the content anymore.
ah, I managed to at least find them elsewhere though. Shame there weren't more than what they did.
Talking about the Pure downloads? I think we got plenty considering it was for nothing and all.
Not as much in the American [North and South] version, though.
Wasn't that just the same stuff tastelessly skinned with all sorts of rubbish? :|
You're forgetting the Euro-Exclusive Omega Pack.
Oh no hold up I glanced at Lances post to quickly and misread it, thought it was
Not as much AS in the American [North and South] version, though.
:redface:
Omega pack.......pffft
Let me rephrase: There was way less extra content released for the North American version than there was for the European version. :frown:
I thought I read somewhere that the Omega pack wasn't much more than siezure inducing eye-candy by some art crowd in Europe, and the courses themselves weren't exceptional or anything.
I thought Omega pack was very cool; I've seen videos of all the tracks.
Hah, AG-wolf, it was more the other way around. The Omega Pack had some fantastic layouts, but the style didn't match with the rest of the game.
They looked nice, of course, but at least for me the pack was not WipEout, mainly because of the environment design.
I could imagine those layouts with other sourrounding and I'm sure they would look ace and thus, feel differently.
My point of view: it's not only the layout that makes a track good but also the environment. Because the environment gives a special mood to the track.
If you have a good track and a good environment, then you're on the right way.
Btw: I think Pulse has a few problems with that: some environments are good but the tracks are uninspired and the other way around.
Well I gave a guy at work a shot of Pure a while back and he randomly picked an Omega track, what an embarrassment, my favorite series of all time introduced to a newbie with one of 'those' tracks. It the game is not so Pure with those tracks in.
dammit, I've just thought about my wipeoutzone tag and what message it sends out...
Wait, don't tell me. He picked 'Paris Hair', right? :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Rapier Racer
Thats a good guess! :clap It had the girl moaning coming out the PSP speakers and everything. I don't feel that Wipeout is the time nor place for sexual like moaning lol. Even Burgertown would have been better than that.
Yet I still find myself unable to delete the lot from my memory stick as then things might feel a little incomplete.
I might have to check these out somehow regardless now :P
I found Paris Hair to be the ultimate test of concentration. Phantom speed with that moaning going on. Distracting for me and I'm a woman! Poor guys, I feel for you.;) Seriously though, I loved the track and environment, it was like wipeout on weed and trapped in the 60's. I think it was my favourite omega track.:redface:
Didn't burgertown have jumping sausages though?Quote:
Originally Posted by Rapier Racer
No, 321Klan definitely - takes me back to wo64 and 3 :loathing <-- I got to make a smilie for that
Hi, searching through this board, I could not find an answer to my question. How can I get the download packs on my psp 3004? I have bought Pure online.
I did own the game, but I sold the ol psp and got a Nintendo Ds. No compare obviously. So back to the psp now. It seems that the download packs are not available.
If I go to wipeoutpure.com and click to download another window pops up. It tries to connect to yourpsp and fails.
Are the packs for pure available as a download?
thanks,
marco
The WipEout PurE website is half broken because of the redirect to the Playstation Store for a file that doesn't exist on it.
Get the packs here:
http://f.imagehost.org/0317/WipEoutPurEDLCTHUMB.png
Thanks for the location. But what do I do with these folders in the RAR file? The folders on my psp\game directory are shorter. Do I put them there? Or change names?
Put them in SAVEDATA, not GAME. I think that's where they're supposed to be at.
Thanks, it works :)
Darkdrium, you don't happen to have the Japanese packs on there do you?? :p
Nah sorry man... I got this from a thread in the Arena where we tried to get all the content packs for all regions together, especially the music ones from Euro (We got one more music pack so we recompiled and hosted it on Filefront). Nobody had the Japanese packs unfortunately.
alright it's all good... I'm sure someone will stumble along this post sometime and have them loaded... and hopefully be generous enough to share with the public... ;)
[UPDATE]: Nevermind those packs I posted a link to... turned out to be corrupt!! :bomb
I got the japanese packs storen somewhere into my HDDs, i will have a look at them this weekend, Logan just sent me a private message friday or saturday and i will find them for you.Quote:
Originally Posted by Chill
Wow; I just did some Googling for the packs in Japanese and came up totally empty. (I did discover that the game only sold about 10,000 copies in Japan, which is a big surprise.)
Asayyeah, I wouldn't mind having them myself, as I'll need them if I ever buy the Japanese version of Pure... which I'll probably do if I ever see it for sale cheap!
Ah that's cool if you could find them. One mission I wanted to complete some time ago :D
If you get the japan packs, I believe the only thing left missing would be some euro music packs, although I'm not sure...
Links for the Japanese packs:
http://jp-wipeout.hp.infoseek.co.jp/...rt/woP015.html
and
http://jp-wipeout.hp.infoseek.co.jp/...rt/woP016.html
By the way, check out the rest of the content on the website above. I reckon it's one of the best, if not the best, resource for wipEout information on the web.
Cheers, Dave.
Probably already common knowledge around these parts, but even way back when (2005) if you wanted to use the in-game downloader to download the packs from the website it wouldn't work properly if you were using WPA-PSK instead of WEP. That's because when Wipeout Pure first came out (launch day: March 22, 2005) the PSP's OS was 1.50 and WPA didn't get added until around 2.0. So after 2.0 you had to switch your settings back from WPA-PSK to WEP if you wanted to use the in-game downloader instead of going to the Wipeout Pure website on your computer. Was a major PITA for me and I eventually just used my Mac/PC to download the last several US packs instead of playing around changing my PSP's and wireless router's settings each time a new pack came out.