I Dont know, Icaras is so cool, despite being pink(I am somad it was deleted in fusion : )so it would probably be Icaras but Piranha is pretty cool too......
I Dont know, Icaras is so cool, despite being pink(I am somad it was deleted in fusion : )so it would probably be Icaras but Piranha is pretty cool too......
my favs are:
wo3: best looking qirex best overall assegai
wo2097: best looking piranah best overall ag systems
wo1: auricom
fusion: best looking tigron best overall xios
Somebody post the story of the Goteki Forty Five's disappearance...
Me=DialUp
Pirahna. Pure speed.
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Originally Posted by Zero [RGAnd then, due to a cheese-tacular train of thought on my part, the island was acquired by Sebenco Terraforming Technologies Inc. who transformed it from the barren volcanic outpost into the lush, mountainous paradise you see in Wipeout Pure. *cringe*Originally Posted by Damon
Barren volcanic outposts are cool Foxy, but not quite suitable for racing leagues, it had to be done in the name of FX300... maybe :roll:
Thaaaaaaaaaaaank you.
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hhhmmm not to sure on piranah myself, looks good thoughOriginally Posted by Snapper
it just feels too light- like all engine no quality
soz to all piranah fans!!
How did the Goteki team come back though, if it was completely bombed out?
I just figured that the Goteki outfit would be re-established in the same way as the Qirex one. To be honest, I wasn't asked to write any back story for the downloadable teams. Mainly, I think, because we hadn't decided what the teams would be at the time. I was hoping the NX1000 would be one of the unlockables - I pestered Egg about that for a bit - but the others I didn't have a say in.
If it had been my way I'd have prefered Tigron not to be one of them - I had wanted the Qirex story to come full circle, so the re-introduction of the Tigron ship made that a bit messy. I think in the blurb we decided that the Tigron ship for Pure would be an example of the final Tigron ship to roll off the production line, rather than an all new assault by a team I'd gotten rid of. It's kind of hard to see Tigron making any kind of a comeback after their role in the fall of the F9000.
I didn't touch VanUber - they sucked enough in Fusion without me getting all terminal on them, so why they've made a comeback is open to discussion.
You'd like to think this was all nicely planned out from the moment in mid-2003 where they said "lets make another Wipeout game", but the reality is that the game romps along by itself and then the back story ends up being shoehorned to fit as best it can towards the end. At least that's the way it turned out in my case, anyway.
Infoxicated, from your posts I'm guessing that you're working for the development team of Studio Liverpool?
Hey Infox,
do you know if they will add the new tracks and ships to the offical website's sections? They could update the site when the update it for the downloadable content. I would like to see some infos about the new (old) teams and circuits - I'm sure you're the man that has enough fantasy and infos about WipEout in his head to write some (little) backstory, aren't you?
Yes.Originally Posted by Drakkenmensch
Sausehuhn, I don't know if they will or not - aside from writing some content I didn't have much to do with the official site.
Hm... that's a shame
Let's hope they will do these updates. There a 4 free spaces in the team section. The new teams would fit these ones perfectly
Sausehuhn: before they add the new tracks to the site I'd like to see the rest of the shipped tracks in there
at the moment all of the neotronic tracks are missing
I'd like to see some blurb about why each of the oldschool tracks was selected and how the neotronic system fits in with fx300
Yes, you're right. They also don't say a word about the zone tracks...
They were selected with reference to The Great Big Track Survey done on this site. The neotronic style came about because of the time constraints on the project. From early on the PSP was meant to launch worldwide in the final quarter of 2004, but the classic tracks just couldn't be re-done from scratch in that time.Originally Posted by Lion
As we all know the launch of the PSP has slipped somewhat, but the initial deadline is what gives us the tron-style tracks.
In a way, it still fits within the context. Many of those tracks from earlier games (such as Karbonis and Sagarmatha) haven't existed in over a hundred years, so this could be seen as a VR videogame revival of those tracks for the benefits of the pilots who never got a chance to experience them, based on ancient construction blueprints from a recently unearthed archive.
yes. Played in an simulator or something.
Sounds cool.
Zone could be the same.
"Because of its dangers and risks the FX300 racing league decided to deliver zone races only in special near-to-reality-simulators that guaranty the savety of the pilots."
I can see the ads for those now!
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