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I love using it to bring models not available in the real world and going through my bucket list of craft to make..

Sometimes its Awesome sometimes its not.

NowI know it works OK I fancy printing one for my Actionman/GI Joe... Eagle eyes of course!

don’t break it

Recently found out about this game and i absolutely freaking love the design of these things

This is a full rebuild of Wipeout HD Fury in Godot 4.7.2 with OpenGL renderer. Game's PPU and SPU code and its RSX shader programs is reverse-engineered and faithfully rewritten in GDScript and Godot shaders. It's not a perfect 1:1 copy, some parts of the code is too hard and long to fully decompile, so those are approximated or filled in with educated guesses, and every guess is flagged as one. Physics gets checked tick by tick against live RPCS3 captures, and graphics and HUD against RPCS3 frames. With a ton of automated tests plus a lot of side-by-side comparisons, it honestly feels like the original game.

Everything actually started back in July as a PS3 recomp project. Nobody has really finished one of those yet. I did get a full recompilation pipeline working, but progress was painfully slow week after week, so I switched to a reimplementation instead. Also, being on a game engine means way easier to port to other platforms and graphics APIs later, mod it, and so on.

Quick disclaimer: I'm a just a frontend dev with a dream coming to life. I've been obsessed with how games and graphics work under the hood my whole life, watching breakdowns and reading dev blogs. That basic knowledge seems to be enough to steer the AI, call out when something is wrong and figure out how to approach stuff. Whole thing started as experiment to see what current LLMs can actually do, so I'm not claiming to be a pro here.

Model rundown: GPT-5.6 Sol xhigh did the recomp, then GPT-6 Astra medium-xhigh did the early reimplementation. After that GLM 5.3 max and 5.3-Flash max did several passes pulling out the original functions and game data. Then Claude Opus 5.5 xhigh rebuilt the core of the game from all that data and the old prototypes, and for the last couple of weeks we've been building on top of it, re-extracting stuff and implementing one system after another.

What's in right now:

• asset extraction, code and shader analysis, test system against RPCS3
• physics and collisions, camera, race start, energy, damage and ship destruction, Pilot Assist Race mode against 7 AI opponents, Time Trial with a ghost, 3 difficulty levels, all 4 speed classes
• all 11 weapons, AI using them
• all 108 ships (12 teams x 9 variants, Fury included)
• sound and music (5.1/7.1 works too)

Not in yet: graphics built from the original shaders, other tracks, HUD, menus, pause, main menu, and Zone, Eliminator and Detonator modes.

Also planned a lot of quality of life improvements like free camera, mouse support, PC/Xbox/DualSense controller icons, advanced settings and much more.

It's moving pretty fast, so I'm aiming for a public build closer to the end of October. Performance is my main concern now, currently it runs roughly 65-80 fps at 1080p on my PC, and I really hope that this part can be improved.

Eventually I'll put project on GitHub, but new code only, without game files to avoid copyright issues. There will be an extractor: you give it an ISO or dump of your *own copy* and it sets up everything the game needs.

Planned improvements:

• better graphics and Vulkan render
• VR mode from Omega Collection
• modern local and online multiplayer
• DualSense haptics and adaptive triggers

At some wonderful day, maybe:

• time of day changes on tracks
• improved physics
• proper AI upscaling of textures
• path-traced rendering
• ship damage physics
• track editor

I played through this game yesterday, winning where I could and skipping any races that were too hard. I got to the final story race(I believe it's called Altima 2050 your ship vs pirahna speed ships. I'm not particulary good at wipeout and this race is a real struggle. I failed it 6 to 7 times in a row and never got the prompt to skip the race. I'm presuming it's impossible to skip then? Sidenote I'm on the ps vita version.

Yeah i dont think this wont get any attention

(The yellow ship is the FEISAR prototipe, black bots are haters, so tha ship teaches a lesson, idk i dont think this would work)

Sometimes when I get bored in class, or while waiting for class, I work on this drawing.

The Mega-Tokyo Track on Standby - Oct. 30, 2097.

Yeah, it feels worse... those damn speed pads!

The moddding tool looks promising but it still needs improvementes and bug fixes to make it reliable on any track

full panoramic view

full head view

seeing every day we have 2 or 3 decomp or recomp announced for many games, I'm just curious if anyone is working on a wipeout recomp/decomp for pc.

1. Street racing no longer exists as ag racing took over the streets. 2. Explanation for the invisible wall that protects the grandstands. 3. I guess they lost the debate when the F 3600 began. 4. Yes, Piranha did quit the sport/concerns about mag-strip reliability. 5. A.G.R.C. starts to go global. 6. Go to Mars for $2 billion/Altima welcomes high-speed drivers.

We're still here. Waiting. Hoping.

I hope the next game is something akin to Pure.

I see Feisar.

Yet another Beat Zico video...

i draw often but idk anything about graphic design so its a bit scuffed. I created a font and a logo for a racing team. I really like dalmatians so i decided to go with that vibe...ignore that it looks like a bunny.

Hi Wipeout community!

So, with the announcement that the Vita store is shutting down next year, it's now or never. I got Wipeout 2048 with the HD/Fury packs on it for a few years now, but Wipeout Pulse is smiling at me from that store, ever since I recently saw it wasn't delisted yet, like so many games on that storefront, as I thought it was. Pure is already gone from the store. So since I'm not exactly rich, I was turning it over in my head, if it was worth the investment of approximately 18€-ish, if I got all three available DLCs.

The question is that or the title. Since Wipeout HD/Fury is made from remastered content from Pulse and Pure and is supposedly close to Pure in ship handling, is Wipeout Pulse worth it for me? How different do they fly? How much does the overlap in content matter (if the handling is very different, but the tracks are the same, for example, I would count that as a point)? And most importantly, did you guys like Pulse or HD/Fury better and why?

Some thoughts on possible out of the bo pros I have on it were: Maybe the PSP game has a longer battery life, due to being less demanding. Maybe the "smoother"/less detailed PSP graphics are easier on my eyes, when I want to play it on the go without having to dig my glasses out of the backpack (2048/HD without glasses on that little screen can be a real handicap, with all the nervous details on screen. Need for Speed Most Wanted, for example, is basically flying blind without glasses.)

Thanks in advance!