Wip3out is the third Psygnosis anti-gravity franchise entry, with a refined and futuristic aesthetic. New teams, circuits and weapons in more precise gameplay. Exemplary electronic soundtrack. A Wipeout series pinnacle on PS1 before the Special Edition.
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European Psygnosis edition of Wipeout 3, anti-gravity futuristic racing with refined design. Created by Psygnosis, released in 1999 in Europe under the Wip3out title. Over eight 3D anti-gravity tracks, over eight upgradable F7200 League ships, minimalist design by The Designers Republic, split-screen two-player versus mode and electronica soundtrack by The Chemical Brothers and Sasha. European edition under the Wip3out title.
Complete: box, manual and disc/cart very clean. Lightly handled.
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Collector interest
The third Wipeout, which further pares down The Designers Republic art direction and brings anti-gravity racing to a peak of elegant minimalism, sometimes stylized Wip3out or offered as a Special Edition. Still fairly widespread in the West, its interest lies in this accomplished aesthetic rather than scarcity. A prime piece for fans of design and fast end-of-generation racing.
Better with friends
An anti-gravity race of futuristic elegance where craft hurtle at insane speeds, weapons in tow, in electrifying split-screen duels. The competition blends pinpoint piloting and tactical weapon use, the slightest line error costing you dearly at such pace. Stylish and demanding, it forges tense rivalries where you memorize the circuits to claw back the precious tenth.
Is Wip3out still worth playing in 2026?
Released in 1999 on PS1, Psygnosis Liverpool's project offers the third Wipeout in a livery styled to the extreme by The Designers Republic. The handling gains finesse, the antigravity becomes more predictable and the track gallery plays the minimalist graphic card. The electronica soundtrack with The Chemical Brothers, Sasha and Underworld keeps its aura. The Special Edition version adds new layouts and increased replay value. Strongly recommended today for any futuristic arcade devotee and for Psygnosis fans curious about a stylistic peak on Sony's first home console hardware globally.
