Antigravity ships flung at full speed through a chrome and electric future.

The profile fits the series DNA. The soundtrack shines, ahead of three quarters of games on the early votes, true to a franchise known for its electronic bass. Felt fun lands just above the middle, which suits pure racing. But the rest brakes. Attachment and art style stay below average, and above all rediscovery drops to the very bottom, ahead of barely one game in twenty. This is a game of sensation and speed, not a memory you dream of reliving fresh. All of this rests on few votes, so treat it as still to confirm.

Against an F-Zero or other futuristic arcade racers, Wipeout HD bets on the immediate rush and the OST more than on lasting attachment. The profile says so clearly.

So, who is it for? For you if you love raw speed, weaponized racing and music that pounds through the speakers. Much less if you want a game that marks you over time or one you would dream of rediscovering.