You may actually find that you will hit a wall at some point and will be unable to progress unless you're able to take your abilities to the next level (or you get super lucky). The competition gets faster and more brutal, making better uses of their weapons and hitting more boost pads. Time Trial and Speed Lap times start getting lower and lower, and you'll have to not only race cleanly but hit every boost marker and find the perfect section to use your own boost (you get one per lap). The first few grids won't pose too much of a challenge and will let you get through without too much of a fuss, but once you reach about the halfway point through the game, things start getting very tricky. Make no mistake though - this is not an easy game by any means. It's the perfect combination of dead-on controls and complex raceways. The controls are tied directly to the framerate and are immensely responsive.
Playing like a half-roller-coaster-slash-half-combat racer, you're able to weave in and out of turns like a bobsled with a rocket affixed to its back. WipEout HD delivers in spades, running at a blistering 60 frames-per-second at any resolution, including 1080p. The most important part of any WipEout title is the smoothness of the experience.
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Given that it's one-third the cost of a full retail game, it's nothing short of a great bargain. But it's not just a repackaging - this is as refined a WipEout experience that you'll find anywhere, one that is crafted to near-perfection and given enough polish and gloss that it could have been a full retail release and made fans happy.
Taking a lot of elements from the excellent PSP titles WipEout Pure and WipEout Pulse, like the tracks and music, the game serves as something of a "best of" of recent titles in the franchise.
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