My 8-year-old son and I played through all of the provided tracks, down-loadable tracks, and down-loadable cars available for the original Wipeout Pure for PSP. We'd both grown tired of the same tracks, and it was time for something new. The new issue fits the bill. All of the original cars are back, but if you have been playing with custom cars, you might miss those until they become available for this version of the game (they may be available now!). The weapons are different, especially the symbols for them, which requires a small learning curve. A few groovy tunes we liked from Pure have been replaced on the Pulse soundtrack. However, Pulse is more of the same good stuff for futuristic racing fans, with new in-air spins to boot. The game is not for everyone, but for those interested in a tech race scenario that handles well on WiFi-connected PSPs, it will travel well and save you and your family from some dreadful time otherwise sitting in the dentist's waiting room staring off into space.
Wipeout is back for yet another tour around the anti-gravity racing circuit with Wipeout Pulse. This sixth instalment in the series (apparently nobody counts N64's outing as anything more than a pit stop) remains in top ... Read Full Review
Before I bought my first Playstation back in 1995, I bought Wipeout. Sitting on my bookshelf, waiting to be played on the system I was saving so hard to buy. I can't put into words how exciting it was to finally play the... Read Full Review
