
Wipeout 2097
The groundbreaking anti-gravity racing game that defined PlayStation's futuristic aesthetic. Race at blistering speeds in weapon-equipped hovercraft through neon-lit tracks of the 21st century.
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About This Retro Game
Set in the year 2097, this sequel refined the original's formula with faster speeds, tighter controls, and an iconic electronic soundtrack featuring The Chemical Brothers and The Prodigy.
Introduced new team rivalries and ship customization options. The game's cutting-edge visual design and techno soundtrack became synonymous with PlayStation's early identity.
Praised for its perfect balance of speed and control, Wipeout 2097 remains one of the most influential racing games ever made, inspiring countless futuristic racers that followed.
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