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WipEout 2048 Gets Loading Time Reducing Patch
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Published: 21:57, 14/02/2012 by Alex C [nofi].
15One of the few complaints I had with WipEout 2048 was the loading times, which were upwards of 45 seconds to load each track.
Reports are coming in that the game has received its first patch, though, which takes the game to version 1.01 and reduces the load times by around 10 to 15 seconds, as we reported would be the case in our load times round-up.
The patch isn’t currently available with the European version of the game, so we can’t verify the claims ourselves yet, but we’ll have a look once it’s updated for us, which should hopefully be tomorrow.
You can read our full review of WipEout 2048 here.
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14/02/2012 at 22:00
Member since: Jan 2012
This would be awesome if it did…
14/02/2012 at 22:11
Member since: Oct 2009
Good to hear!!
14/02/2012 at 22:16
Member since: May 2009
10 to 15 secs is not a bad chuck of time off, hope it’s out here by release day.
14/02/2012 at 22:18
Member since: May 2011
Good to see them managing to get the load times down.
14/02/2012 at 22:21
Member since: Oct 2011
10 to 15 seconds is a good reduction. But 30 seconds of loading time on a handheld is still a bit to much.
Is there an option to install the game on the memory card? If not, it should be patched. Like what with to Bayonetta. Loading the game from two sources should decrease loading times yes?
Some psp games did have the option to install on the memory card, and it worked wonders on the load times.
14/02/2012 at 22:47
Member since: Forever
@seravok – loading from memory card is slower than game cart.
15/02/2012 at 04:30
Member since: Aug 2009
Better but for a handheld it’s not good enough. Hopefully they can pull them down even further.