
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. 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.
