We are still waiting on a suitable Amiga AGA emulator with robust recording features before tackling such games.
Wipeout 2097
Wipeout 2097, Developed by Psygnosis and published by SCEE in 1996.
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Player's Review
"8 fearsome new race circuits, 11 deadly weapons, 4 racing classes suit beginners up to anti-grav professionals. Up to 15 fiendish craft on track"
Sequel to the original PlayStation launch title, Wipeout. This is the Europe release of the game The original was a good game and was a system seller at launch as it was so different to anything we had been playing on our 16bit machines prior. While it was a good game, it wasn't a great game due to its difficulty and controlling the craft. This sequel fixed all those issue to bring us an awesome game in the Wipeout series. The first game might be best remembered for its banging soundtrack and its no different here.
Game progression is straight forward. Complete each of the 3 speed tiers to unlock the phantom challenge. Then play the 2 new tracks at phantom speed before finally playing the piranha challenge which contains all tracks at phantom speeds. Completing this unlocks the piranha ship which I show off in one last race at the end of the video.
I play mostly in chase view as I find the game nearly unplayable in bumper view although I do switch between the modes occasionally to show off the speeds and affect on the view. I switch through the different craft at each race to show them being played.
00:00:00 Intro and Arcade mode , 6 tracks (3 speeds)
00:23:40 Challenge 1 (Phantom)
00:43:20 Arcade Mode , 2 tracks (phantom speed)
00:52:50 Challenge 2 (Piranha)
01:25:55 Show off Piranha Ship
Sequel to the original PlayStation launch title, Wipeout. This is the Europe release of the game The original was a good game and was a system seller at launch as it was so different to anything we had been playing on our 16bit machines prior. While it was a good game, it wasn't a great game due to its difficulty and controlling the craft. This sequel fixed all those issue to bring us an awesome game in the Wipeout series. The first game might be best remembered for its banging soundtrack and its no different here.
Game progression is straight forward. Complete each of the 3 speed tiers to unlock the phantom challenge. Then play the 2 new tracks at phantom speed before finally playing the piranha challenge which contains all tracks at phantom speeds. Completing this unlocks the piranha ship which I show off in one last race at the end of the video.
I play mostly in chase view as I find the game nearly unplayable in bumper view although I do switch between the modes occasionally to show off the speeds and affect on the view. I switch through the different craft at each race to show them being played.
00:00:00 Intro and Arcade mode , 6 tracks (3 speeds)
00:23:40 Challenge 1 (Phantom)
00:43:20 Arcade Mode , 2 tracks (phantom speed)
00:52:50 Challenge 2 (Piranha)
01:25:55 Show off Piranha Ship
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