Abstract: These cards come in sizes ranging from 4GB to 64GB. PlayStation Vita games are normally less than 1GB in size, so if you just want to try out a few new titles then 8GB or 16GB should do you fine. If you plan to suck up the entire breadth of Vita’s library...
Doesn't take the series anywhere new, Motion controls feel like a gimmick
Even running at 30fps, Wipeout 2048 leaves other handheld racers looking tame, and its smooth, detailed graphics and incredible pace are another indicator of how powerful a mobile games machine the PlayStation Vita is. It's a slightly conservative game, n...
Superb graphical flourishes, great house music soundtrack, a nod to the first and much loved WipEout title all those years ago, cross-platform play is a great addition
Multiplayer mode is limited in scope, some race modes are less fun than others, touch controls are not necessary and gimmicky
Like WipEout on the first PlayStation back in the mid-nineties, this latest addition to the franchise will undoubtedly help shift consoles. Its greatest asset lies in its immediately playability, and could therefore be picked up by those who aren’t nec...
Terrific backdrops look even better than those of Wipeout HD, Objectives make for an interesting and creative online mode, A lovely and easy to navigate interface
The slightly chunkier handling, The reduced framerate, The removal of modes such as Detonator
Abstract: When the PlayStation Portable hit the market in 2005, WipEout Pure was among the titles that ushered Sony into the portable gaming world. By the time the PSP was released, the WipEout franchise had already played a significant role in the PlayStation a...
Abstract: The Wipeout games have always served as a solid system showcase with their flashy graphics and impressive sense of speed, so Studio Liverpool's latest, Wipeout 2048, makes for a nice launch title for the PlayStation Vita. Nice, but not easy.As with t...
Exciting events that successfully mix combat with racing skill, Smooth, beautiful visuals that give a real feeling of speed, Deep multiplayer and campaign modes, Killer soundtrack.
Frustratingly long loading times, Iterates on rather than reinvents the Wipeout formula.
Where there's a Sony console launch, there's a Wipeout, but is 2048 more of the same or a slice of awesome pie? Find out in our video review....
Abstract: WipEout 2048 Review1 2 Few games have defined Sony's PlayStation brand over the ages like WipEout, with SCE Studio Liverpool's (then Psygnosis) futuristic racer arriving with the original PlayStation in 1995. This high-speed racer wasn't just a vision ...
Abstract: Wipeout 2048 is all about the familiar: the feel of the ships, the layout of the tracks, and the punch of a rocket. This is a game you've played countless times before and on numerous Sony consoles. But does that make it any less thrilling? Fortunately...
Abstract: Wipeout has always been about speed. It’s always been about being the fastest on the track and always been about doing whatever it takes to be the best.So it is with Wipeout 2048, the latest in the long-time PlayStation series which first saw the light...
