Re:Wipeout recreated with an RC car and lots of cardboard
by SandB0x on Wednesday August 04, 2010 @09:41AM
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Wipeout (2097) was like a grown up, futuristic version of Mario Kart. It had funky hover cars, a thumping soundtrack with lots of dirty electronica (including The Prodigy), and this Blade Runner type grungy-neon-future feel. Great game!
Re:Wipeout recreated with an RC car and lots of cardboard
by Keyframe on Wednesday August 04, 2010 @10:06AM
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Wipeout series is one of my favorite game series out there. It's like F-Zero on steroids + the awesome magic of The Designers Republic http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Designers_Republic which made it look and feel like it does.
Re:Wipeout recreated with an RC car and lots of cardboard
by blobert on Wednesday August 04, 2010 @12:02PM
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I agree, the stylism that The Designers Republic brought to the table definitely was a cornerstone of the Wipeout series for me. The other part of the equation that got me hooked was the soundtrack Messij by Cold Storage and every other track by this Artist for that matter. For the nostalgic, the tracks can be found here: http://www.coldstorage.org.uk/music.html
Re:Wipeout recreated with an RC car and lots of cardboard
by alinajaf on Wednesday August 04, 2010 @12:21PM
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What would be awesome is if they put a camera on the bottom that somehow read symbols on the track that for example gave the car a boost or activated weapons like in the game.
Re:Wipeout recreated with an RC car and lots of cardboard
by patrickk on Wednesday August 04, 2010 @09:43AM
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Where's my powerslide? (joking)
It would be really cool if they mounted the camera above the car to give a 3rd person perspective, just like the game. Or could somehow use magnets to make a hovercraft ;-)
Definitely worth checking out for fans of the Wipeout games. For the unfamiliar: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tK1WSxNN4aU
It would be really cool if they mounted the camera above the car to give a 3rd person perspective, just like the game. Or could somehow use magnets to make a hovercraft ;-)