DF Retro Play: WipEout 64, Extreme-G + Aero Gauge on N64Digital

[@DigitalFoundry]

Thanks for watching and supporting Digital Foundry! What's your favorite futuristic racer? Are there any other N64 games you really want to us to play in the future?

[@agushacevoces]

Wip3out

[@projectikaruga]

Ridge Racer 64

[@1ChilledDude]

Going by generation... PS1 - Wip3out GameCube/PS2 - XGIII PS3 - WipEout Fury Honorable mention... While I didn't complete the game, I'll also throw in Powerdrome for the OG Xbox/PS2.

[@shinra2755]

Wave Race 64 and 1080 Snowboarding need new iterations.

[@luismartins3785]

Wave Race ; ) I also think people are ready to see new Arcade racing games again. Namco, where is my Ridge racer ?

[@Fauxkiller]

I worked on Extreme-G as a texture artist, I had no idea it was this popular! Over the moon to see it on my favourite KZbin channel.

[@Richbroth]

Loved that game so much!

[@Jerhevon]

Excellent. Thank you :)

[@calebfromblood6915]

If that’s the case, thank you for your contribution! Loved this one and 2. Man... you still in the industry? Game’s development doesn’t seem like it’s a good long term career at least by today’s standards. Hope all is well in your life and you’re doing what you love

[@ChrisCarlos64]

Thank you for your work! Seriously, I loved the series. Would love to see it again in some form. One of my favorite futuristic racers growing up. My cousins and I played so much of it back in the day.

[@edgarhildheim5830]

One of my most played racing games!

[@Toschez]

If Extreme-G was ported to modern consoles with 60fps, I'd buy it in a heartbeat.

[@fourdee4d]

My dream job right there.

[@eSKAone-]

Best ever 💟

[@zanychelly]

Extreme-G and any Wipeout game

[@RottenMuLoT]

I can't even imagine how excited I would be if we ever get a proper sequel to F-Zero GX on Switch or Wipeout on PS5. Being a futuristic racer game fan is though, let alone a retro one 😅

[@Rossybergg]

extreme G 2 is on steam

[@projectikaruga]

Man, Extreme G was a HUGE favorite for me, catchy music, amazing graphics, such a great game.

[@ninjab952]

Blissful quiet when you broke the speed of sound was so good.

[@colonelvector]

I love the XG soundtrack

[@twoscoops2]

Same, I played a lot of Extreme G :)

[@TheJadeFist]

Ya it was, the sequel was good too.

[@aryudsoh]

@@ninjab952 Yeah, that was in the sequel.

[@volodesi0000]

AeroGauge was a big part of my childhood. It's almost impossible to beat without learning a core mechanic though. When taking turns, you can drop all speed and do an instant boost to full speed. You can zig zag on straightaways to do this as well.

[@chillzmonolo]

I thought the closer you get to the ground the faster you go also.

[@thedofflin]

Yeah I think if the boost mechanic was explained in a tutorial this game would've been more popular

[@scikoolaid]

The boost noise is like a satisfying BOOM-CRACK and really makes you go fast. Great game when you know how to play it.

[@voltcorp]

@@chillzmonolo yeah I came down to the comments to say that you're supposed to almost graze some the track whenever possible

[@dragons_hook]

You also gotta set it on the high difficulty. You hit like 600 mph off the start! That's where the real fun starts!

[@MagisterHamid]

Wipeout 64 was really underrated. It was sadly very overshadowed by the PlayStation wipeout games but you can tell that Psygnosis actually put a decent amount of effort into making a full Wipeout experience for the N64 players. Nice of you to cover it! It deserves praise!

[@HybridDivide]

I couldn't agree more!!

[@adesignersperspective]

wipeout 64 also had a full-length, licensed soundtrack with full songs just like the playstation versions, which clearly the DF boys are unaware of. the reason wipeout 64 has that load time when switching screens is because psygnosis used some audio compression magic to make this happen, and the game needs that moment to decompress the next song file to play. IGN talked about this in their review of the game back in the day.

[@rars0n]

@@adesignersperspective Yeah, that's the first thing I thought of when they started talking about WIpeout 64's music. It was notorious for being one of the few N64 games that had actual music, thanks to compression, which meant it was one of the few games with load times. The music was a highlight of the game for me. Even though it's not exactly CD quality, it suits the game much better than any alternative would have.

[@adesignersperspective]

@@rars0n more n64 games did this sort of thing once factor 5's "musyx" mp3 compression technology showed up later in the console's life. the entire rush racing game series had full soundtracks too, though it was only rush 2049 that used musyx... though it's really noticeable as that game's soundtrack really is quite close to CD quality.

[@akaimizu1]

To be fair, the MarioKart equivalent to the Wipeout Autopilot, still in use today, would be the Bullet Bill power.

[@WhataboutNodnarb]

I was searching for this comment.

[@KITPUNK]

Extreme-G 3 is still one of my fav racing games. The sense of speed, music and track design are all top notch. Playing the game on Dolphin in HD holds up incredibly well. I like XGRA, has some cool tracks (Saturn Asteroid Dome for example) but I preferred the more sleek, sci-fi look and feel of 3 over the post apocalyptic of XGRA.

[@Dzzy123]

I loved XGRA, and the Saturn track was amazing. I also liked the underwater track.

[@adesignersperspective]

xg3 was where the series peaked imho. but the whole series is excellent.

[@Antillles]

I still have my Gamecube XG3 copy. It does have a horrible difficult spike at the end however, that ruins the game for me. It also made me wish it didn't have weapons, I found the race mechanics good enough to hold the whole game on its own.

[@carlobighouse5434]

The extreme G series is criminally underrated and underappreciated. The incrediblely well paired trance soundtracks lent to an amazing experience

[@calebfromblood6915]

Loved the first 2 never got around the 3rd. Worth it?

[@edgarhildheim5830]

@@calebfromblood6915 Was never a fan of the third one because the courses were too wide, the bikes looked all the same and the weapons were boring. Just play the first two again.

[@carlobighouse5434]

@@calebfromblood6915 the 3rd was unique because it was for GameCube and along with better graphics, the audio was way cleaner and it had the trippy breaking the sound barrier mechanic. More of a pure racer vs the 1st 2 I felt had a heavier battle focus. Def worth a try, ymmv :)

[@retrosoul8770]

The og N64 Xtreme G and XGRA were my favorite games in the series. Great fun

[@squills1]

@@calebfromblood6915 yes the third is a great game

[@jaynelson1762]

Acclaim where an integral part of the N64, almost as important as Rare and Nintendo. So many great games.

[@adesignersperspective]

yeah acclaim was always interested in pushing what the console could do graphically too, much like rare in that regard.

[@PookaBot]

Acclaim's Forsaken 64 is an overlooked gem, one of the best 4 player split screen games around

[@HybridDivide]

Hell YES! Amazing music in Forsaken 64, too!

[@hipettyhop]

Couldn't agree more man, incredible game! My friends and I played a LOT. Still remember the panic seeing a Titan missile come cruising into the room you're in haha

[@PookaBot]

@@hipettyhop the dynamic colored lighting from the weapons blew me away, not sure how they pulled it off

[@sachoslks]

What i miss about this era of games in general is the grungy design style, look at the color palettes or the UI design, everything is so unique for each game, nowadays a lot of games UI have become the same with that super clean flat mobile look wich i hate.

[@dnegel9546]

Extreme G was one of my favorite games of all time. The music was/is just amazing. Anyone else played a game called S.C.A.R.S. ?😁

[@adesignersperspective]

S.C.A.R.S was awesome. such a bonkers concept and there's never been another racing game quite like it.

[@tonybarnes2920]

Yeah, because of the bus and read speeds off cart on the N64, we had to rework Nuclear Strike 64, which was all the excuse I needed to COMPLETELY redo the entire game (I never liked the tuning and how Nuke Strike played on PSX/Saturn). I went and took all the assets, chopped them up, remixed the entire thing. It has probably a 40% overlap with the original Nuke and it's better for it. Yeah, I said it... I can say that... I helped invent the series. ROFL.

[@omega6908]

Fast RMX on the Switch is a really good and beautiful futuristic racer.

[@szeltovivarsydroxan9944]

Extreme-G was actually the first game I bought with my own money, when I was 12. I was extremely (no pun intended) into Acclaim's games back then. I loved Turok, this, Turok 2, Shadow Man, even Armorines. I played through XG countless times, although I'd say it only shows its true potential, if you unlock everything, or put in the unlock everything cheat code. The last bikes you unlock, Neon and Roach, are where the game gets crazily fast! I liked the sequels, but I think none got ever as good as the first one.

[@eSKAone-]

💟

[@kghhgkgk6322]

I loved the extreme g multiplayer arena mode. Can't imagine how much time I spent playing that with friends as a kid.

[@robertlawrence9000]

I loved Extreme G on N64. Many hours of playing it. Such good times!

[@KayJay_EU]

23:28 I simply had a second controller plugged into controller port 2 with a memory pak plugged in while my main controller on controller port 1 used the rumble pak. Worked in almost all games, no swap required.

[@johnnycage3673]

Yep. Same here.

[@raikohzx4323]

If there's one N64 racing game I'd recommend looking into, it's Ridge Racer 64. Has tracks from 1 and 2 along with original content, lets you pick between the original, Revolution or 64 drift mechanics, like a sorta port and entry all its own as a surprisingly refined game. Was developed in America by a totally different team than the rest of the series.

[@shinra2755]

Great game! One of my favourites on the system.

[@adesignersperspective]

IMHO (and i know these are fighting words to some people) RR64 is legitimately the best ridge racer game in the whole series. i even like it slightly more than R4, though the two are very close on my list. the later games after the 64/32 bit era were fun and all too but they just got way too easy. RR64 had all the original magic and the steepest difficulty curve, but absolutely flawless controls. i've never felt more satisfied beating a racing game than when i finally completed RR64 in its entirety.

[@shinra2755]

@@adesignersperspective I haven’t agreed more with a comment yet on KZbin in my life! RR64 is phenomenal for all the reasons you outline. Brilliant game with great graphics, music, vibe and most importantly, gameplay!

[@selohcin]

Hey John, for an upcoming episode of DF Retro, would you consider trying to benchmark the frame rates of some of these older titles like Wipeout 64? I think it would be hilarious and informative to use the brutal precision of Digital Foundry performance measures on old games that people were happy to play at 12 frames per second.

[@hipettyhop]

Fluke 'Absurd', what an absolute banger of a track!! WipEout is such a great series 😍

[@brokenscart7989]

good night lover was my gateway to electronica

[@MadX8]

I've spent SO MUCH time playing Extreme-G as a kid... So happy to see that video

[@TORQUENDB]

I was obsessed with Extreme-G as a kid, got it the day it came out and unlocked everything including the Neon bike. Aero Gauge I must have rented at least 3 times, great racing game. I was going to drive my boring crossover to work today, but in honor of this video I'm going to take the Corvette instead.

[@liaminwales]

Extreme-G 1&2 where amazing. Back then playing on my 13" TV with Mono sound I had no idea the play station had so much better audio on wipeout, fairly stark contrast with good headphones now. The music from the play station videos relay sound amazing.

[@64-Bit-Gamer]

N64 videos always a pleasure to watch on DFR. Thanks for making!

[@andreash2254]

Extreme G was so amazing. I evne like it more than F-Zero. XG3 on Gamecube/PS2/Xbox was not too great, but the first Game ond N64 and XGRA on Gamecube/PS2/Xbox really were fantastic for me.

[@1ChilledDude]

We're like polar opposites on this one. 😆 I guess it all boils down to personal taste because I never got tired breaking the sound barrier in XGIII (Particularly with those sound effects running in Dolby Prologic). XGRA's an interesting one because I loved the visuals and that awesome soundtrack (Xbox version), but something about the handling didn't quite gel for me.

[@1ChilledDude]

You guys absolutely NEED to play XGIII on either the Gamecube or the PS2! Amazingly underrated futuristic racer - looked and handled incredibly.

[@Jerry4050]

Also XGRA: Extreme G Racing Association best soundtrack of all the series

[@PicksterTG]

XG3 on the GameCube is where it's at. More stable framerate, IIRC.

[@1ChilledDude]

@@PicksterTG Yes, this is where it got difficult for me. Loved GameCube XGIII for the buttery smooth frame rate and superb handling, but the PS2 had a trick up its sleeve in the form of an exclusive gut-churning first person viewpoint. I just couldn't help myself and bought both versions at the time. Never regretted that decision. 😂

[@HybridDivide]

XGIII is great! I prefer the GC version, but both play well. XGRA felt like a step back for me. I hated the powerup system, character banter, and missions. Took away from the racing. Still a good game, to be sure, and a higher point in the genre, but it's a step back from XGIII, and certainly no WipEout!

[@tsogud]

Had so much fun with Extreme-G with my siblings as a child.

[@PicksterTG]

I really liked Extreme G back in the day. It had a really good go at scratching that futuristic racing itch!

[@Sonic2585]

extreme g was one of my favorite games growing up

[@cookman08]

Talking about Psygnosis got me thinking about Colony Wars and G-Police, which were super impressive at the time.

[@Horeteppe]

Played a ton of Extreme-G and Wipeout 64 back then! Never got into the Extreme G sequels though, not until the recent years! Wipeout 64 holds up very well even today, and it's a pretty great game I think! A real joy to pick up and play!

[@fcukugimmeausername]

13 hour video already?

[@TheJohannesH]

@@fcukugimmeausername He is speed

[@HybridDivide]

Indeed!

[@shinra2755]

I really miss these amazing racing games! We need to bring them back!!

[@CasepbX]

I loved Extreme-G soooo much. I actually just bought it back. If I could I would make a game almost exactly like Extreme-G with a modern engine like UE4.

[@adesignersperspective]

it's a bit closer to wipeout and f-zero than extreme-g, but check out pacer if you haven't. it's on all current gen consoles, made by the original wipeout team, and is really an excellent current-gen futuristic racer that doesn't get anywhere near enough love on youtube for some reason.

[@ryanpeck3377]

1:45 is that Richard as Ronald McDonald? 😆

[@theinfinity7s]

Wow. Surprised a little you guys didn't mention Aero Gage has a secret vehicle that is the N64 controller itself. Such a fun nod to the controllers unique design. Such a fun game. All 3 of these.

[@Biosynthnut]

ExtremeG was like a hidden gem for me. Loved that game.

[@sidequest22]

1:44 Was this Richard before he got into the magazine game? Exceptional work.

[@03chrisv]

Extreme G was one of my favorite games on the N64. I remember my dad bought it for me and at first I was skeptical as I never heard of the game and thought it was probably a low-budget cash grab... Boy was I wrong. I spent many hours playing it, definitely in my top 5 best N64 games, up there with Perfect Dark, Star Fox 64, etc.

[@ZidaneSAID]

I chased a copy of Wipeout 64 after falling in love with Wip3out. And I wasn't dissapointed!

[@HybridDivide]

Have you tried the WipEout Omega Collection in VR on PS4 yet? If not, you're in for a treat!

[@brokenscart7989]

Check out BallisticNG my dude.

[@sylvesterwallace6965]

The last board on Extreme G is really really pretty

[@DuckAlertBeats]

When you say board, are you referring to a level or map? I think I've heard that before somewhere

[@sylvesterwallace6965]

@DuckAlertBeats level I think it's a forest type level

[@BaronVonHaggis]

ps1 + Wipeout FSOL banging out, still gurning from the club. happier, simpler times. God, I'm Rich level old. "It was the best of times, it was the worst of times."

[@PaperBanjo64]

Cool user pic, Murray Walker was the greatest!

[@thedofflin]

Aero Gauge was so dope, I played that so much.

[@putzak]

I played the shit out of wipeout 64. It had the best soundtrack ever!

[@HybridDivide]

HELL YEAH! I managed to 100% it back in the day. You get gold swirls in the background of the menu screen when you do so. That Qirex Super Combo Challenge on Machaon II is downright evil! Terafumos forever!!

[@fcukugimmeausername]

1:44 Richard McDonald is brilliant. LMAO.

[@Coletanm]

Audi is great

[@XD2K666]

extreme-G... my favorite Racer on the N64 😋👍

[@aaronpettit3813]

I played Aero Gauge here in the States! Blockbuster video bought a BUNCH of copies in my area, it was much easier to get ahold of than the more popular platformers or big-name racers, and the smooth controls and slick soundtrack hooked me. One of the games I still emulate now and then!

[@leinadreign3510]

Nightdive has to do a remaster of extreme G titles!

[@adesignersperspective]

FYI wipeout 64 actually did have a full-length soundtrack with full-length songs; not just looped audio, and it was performed by legit european electronic artists as well as in-house musicians the same as the playstation games. somehow psygnosis managed this with some - possibly proprietary? - fancy audio compression technology. the reason there's actually a short load time before every race is because the game is decompressing the music for playback. IGN talked about this in their review of the game back in the day. also as for current-gen futuristic racers, you guys should really check out pacer - made by the OG wipeout team and on all current-gen consoles. it's sorely underrepresented on youtube.

[@moosemaimer]

I had a 4x memory card where you pushed a button to cycle through pages and it was constantly losing my saves.

[@Sestinomio]

My father worked for Honda in Italy…for christmas gift for the families they once gifted a copy of Extreme G2 but limited edition for Honda…i still have the carboard box of the game 😁

[@00Clive00]

I'd love a new release of Extreme G

[@101phil101]

Love these talks about older games! keep it up guys!

[@luismartins3785]

Extreme -G is really impressive on the N64.

[@Fellipe2k5]

20:53 The loading is to decompress the music

[@edgarhildheim5830]

Yeah, same with Street Fighter Alpha 2 on SNES. Even cartridge games can have load times.

[@ShaniAce]

Extreme G/XG2, F-Zero X and Wipeout 64 were some of my favourite N64 games! Love futuristic racers, they should make more of them.

[@faktor1147]

I'd love a look back at World Driver Championship. The N64's really good answer to Gran Turismo.

[@NightStar4701]

Extreme G 2 was one of my favorite N64 racing games. Also, Mario Kart does have an “auto pilot” ability, the Bullet Bill auto pilots and knocks out any racers in the way.

[@edgarhildheim5830]

I had two third party Rumble Packs with several built in Memory Pack slots where you could switch by pressing a button. Both lost their data after some weeks and months, so I just used them as battery-less Rumble Packs and used original Memory Packs from Nintendo for saving. Honsetly it was not such a big deal to swap them in and out. You made it sound more of a hassle than it really was. The bigger problem was the money you had to spend to save all the games without deleting old stuff.

[@geminijinxies7258]

Awesome video! If I'm not totally wrong.. Ridge Racer Revolution (1995) on PlayStation was the first game I remember seeing having lens flare effects.

[@matmacsug]

Audi forgot about Bullet Bill in Mario Kart hahaha😋

[@Jerry4050]

I miss Extreme G and I remember renting Wipeout 64 but I still prefer Wipeout XL on PlayStation

[@apoclypse]

Not going to lie was very disappointed to not see the Extreme G effect when you turbo. That was the coolest thing I ever saw as a kid.

[@huskynu13]

I had Extreme G and Aero Gauge and loved them both, but put in an embarrassing amount of hours playing Aero Gauge. It was just mind blowing for me at the time

[@masterquake7]

I never got to play Wipeout 64 or Aero Gauge, but wanted to as I loved futuristic racers. Extreme-G and F-Zero X are 2 of my favorite racers of all time. I never actually got to play Extreme-G 3. At that time I was still young enough that I rarely was able to save money to buy my own games.

[@andrezunido]

I miss simple arcade racing games, fun is what really matters. There are many ways to make a fun game. Classic arcade games had quite small teams, so although not indy, the vision and experimentation was off the charts.

[@markwebster4996]

Focus Home Interactive is kind of in that AA space Audi is talking about. Games that have some rough edges but are still worthwhile.

[@nixtblack]

Skipping ahead a bit, Speed Devils on the Dreamcast is best of the best when it comes to arcade racers, futuristic or otherwise. I'd love to see a Retro on that game!

[@tHeWasTeDYouTh]

Tunnel B1 ptsd kicks in. That is the only demo game I played for almost a year until my parents got me Twisted Metal

[@ABXYRune]

I miss Extreme G so much!!! XG 1-3 were all amazing and I was so obsessed with them. Some of my favorite games ever! Who owns the IP???

[@SergKhrypun]

10:00 This track has design of Travel to the center of Earth movie, or whatever it's called. Very cool!

[@willis936]

I remember the demo images on the back of the Wipeout 64 box had a UI that wasn't in the game. As a kid I always wondered what cheat I could enter to get that UI. It wasn't until I was an adult that I realized that there was a PS1 Wipeout and the promotional images were from that game.

[@VincentVanBro]

Mario Kart 8 does have an autopilot power up lol its the giant bullet

[@fazares]

Fantastic video as usual! I m only missing AERO GAUGE out of the games shown in this video

[@patfer1189]

Actually lens flares were present in games before the N64. Tunnel B1 on PS1 was full of them a year earlier, and even Earthworm Jim on the 16-bit consoles had some present (baked but present). The N64 hardly 'kicked off' the trend. It just picked it up.

[@Y2K4Y]

Thanks Acclaim for the pleasure that is extreme-G

[@SvensPron]

Shoutouts to BallisticNG

[@HybridDivide]

Always good to see another BNG fan!

[@SvensPron]

@@HybridDivide I hold onto it like a warm blanket to cope with the fact that Omega Collection is never coming to PC

[@brokenscart7989]

My man! What a game. Pleased to see someone else mention it. I love the retro settings.

[@RichardHartness]

Extreme-G was one of my favorite racing games as a kid. It's a real shame it doesn't get as much love as it should and man, I'd love to see an XG-4 on a modern console. It'd be unbelievable.

[@Tycholarfero]

extreme g and aerogauge were some of my faves growin up

[@SussedRage]

For a racing game fitting this kind of style now, I'd say the new Micro Machines game is amazing fun. It's about time we got a new Wipeout though!

[@markwebster4996]

You guys are describing Redout, Horizon Chase, Crusin Blast etc and some of the lesser known but great arcade racers.

[@Xator]

Aero Gauge was massively criticised on reviews back then, and now, on 2021, I kinda like it. WTF

[@Dzzy123]

I loved playing XGRA back on the Gamecube. Acclaim went bankrupt so I'm not sure who owns the Extreme-G series now. I'd love a revival.

[@christopherwalkinalloverya5824]

I always wished Nintendo would've launched the N64 with more VRAM and a larger texture cache and a better fillrate. That would've allowed developers to greatly increase draw distances, reducing the need for heavy fog, and the textures would've looked much sharper. I actually prefer the generally larger texture sizes of PS1 games over the smoothed out "muddy" look of most N64 games. The texture warping of PS1 games is less bothersome to me than the non-defined and blurry look of N64's textures. With that said, Top Gear Rally and Diddy Kong Racing are still some of my favorite games to date. Hey DF, how about a video showcasing the evolution of futuristic racing games throughout the last 40 years or so?

[@nuclearbeeberman]

wow wipeout 64 looks very crisp... awesome :)

[@MastermindAtWork]

I never played the original Extreme G but I remember when I was little playing Extreme G 3 on the GameCube and was super confused of how to play it.

[@MichaelODonoghueMOD]

The framerate in Wipeout 64 is nice, but the track design, graphics and music is better on Wipeout 3. I'd still rank Wipeout 3 SE as my favourite in the series, but Omega Collection in VR is superb

[@smash461986]

Wouldnt say the music was better. It's different and Xpander is the best trance track ever made but it isn't better unless you are bias to the genre (or mostly Sasha).

[@smash461986]

18:00. You had an energy power up man.

[@Bob_Beaky]

You guys should do a BallisticNG deepdive. :)

[@RoboP]

I love Extreme G1. If I remember right I think 1 of the C Buttons controls the usage of the power ups you get during the races. A accelerates and I forget which one fires your weaker basic weapon. I did find it fun and nicely graphically. It played well too. I also played Aero Gauge once and I share John's thoughts on it. It's fun it feels and plays different and the AI racers I noticed were challenging to compete with. I think you just had to fly smart and good consistently somehow. I never played Wipe Out 64.

[@finalsin7825]

my god this is why i love this channel i forgot about Extreme-G! brings back childhood memories

[@TheJadeFist]

Hell ya, Extreme G is one of my favourite games from back in the day, too bad the game requires a memory card to save, and I lost mine.

[@45eno]

The main improvement that I remember on N64 was the analog stick vs the Dpad from Wipeout and WipeoutXL on PS1. Great gaming times.

[@Andrew-wb2zq]

man, Wipeout runs so much better than Extreme-G

[@xVancha]

Jeeze. If you'd asked me if I'd ever played Aero Gauge before this video I'd have said no. This brought back some latent memories. Also glad to see XG so well represented. It was only a year or so ago I played through the third one again. Still holds up. I'd love to see someone get the rights and do a modern one.

[@TheJadeFist]

Extreme G was great in the fact you could just kill all the other racers as an alternative win condition.

[@brokenscart7989]

Me and a friend loved doing this in WipeOut Fusion grand prix

[@TehWever]

old futuristic racers and nobody ever mentiones Killer Loop - desinitely the best design and music out there at the time

[@trevortrevor4209]

Psygnosis also worked on the port of ManX TT superbike on Sega Saturn.

[@ignaciocavazos567]

Damn.... Haven't heard the name "Aerogauge" in quite a while.