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Doubters be damned, you need only click through to realise you were wrong: Wipeout HD is now looking incredible. Sure, it might consist of recycled tracks and music from Pulse, but next year’s first future racer is going to be one treat for the eyeballs, with a massive visual upgrade evident since the last time [...]
Published: 23:49, 26/12/2007 by Alex C [nofi].
19Doubters be damned, you need only click through to realise you were wrong: Wipeout HD is now looking incredible. Sure, it might consist of recycled tracks and music from Pulse, but next year’s first future racer is going to be one treat for the eyeballs, with a massive visual upgrade evident since the last time we saw the game. Wipeout HD is heading for a mid-2008 release.
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