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WipEout: Omega Collection (PS4)
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- Sharp bends, stomach-churning loops and sheer drops – are you prepared for the breath-taking, full throttle return of WipEout? Packed with all the content from WipEout HD, WipEout HD Fury and WipEout 2048, Omega Collection features 26 reversible circuits, 46 unique ships, a ton of game modes and a mixture of new and classic music tracks
- Take out the competition with a variety of weapons while ripping through the air to some of the most memorable tunes in video game racing Whether you’re blazing past a friend in the split-screen two-player mode or leaving all-comers in the dust via the eight-player online matches, fast and furious futuristic fun is at your fingertips
- With improved lighting effects and sharper visuals, this is WipEout like you’ve never seen it before
- Enhanced for PS4 Pro
- VR functionality available upon installing the VR Patch update file. Sony Entertainment Network account, high-speed internet required and 31 GB minimum HDD space required. Users must be 12 years or older.
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Product details
- Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No
- Rated : Ages 7 and Over
- Product Dimensions : 19 x 13.5 x 3 cm; 20 Grams
- Release date : 7 Jun. 2017
- ASIN : B01LTI9IE0
- Item model number : 9847465
- Country of origin : United Kingdom
- Best Sellers Rank: 2,970 in PC & Video Games (See Top 100 in PC & Video Games)
- 316 in PlayStation 4 Games
- 5,222 in Portable Sound & Video Products
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Product Description
PS4 WIPEOUT OMEGA COLLECTION
Manufacturer's Description
A name synonymous with PlayStation, WipEout is the rapid combat racer that defies gravity and defines generations.
Known for its blistering speed, iconic music and pure multiplayer mayhem, WipEout has starred on every PlayStation format since 1995 – and is now set to rip through the air on PlayStation4 and PlayStation4 Pro.
Featuring all the content from WipEout HD, Fury and 2048, WipEout Omega Collection packs in 26 reversible circuits, 46 unique ships, a ton of game modes and some new and classic music tracks. It’s time for WipEout veterans to come out of retirement and new pilots to make their debut.
KEY FEATURES
Enhanced Visuals: Compatible with PS4 and PS4 Pro. Enhanced with PS4 Pro.
Under The Hood: WipEout Omega Collection features content from WipEout HD, WipEout HD Fury and WipEout 2048.
Rapid Combat Racing: Rip around sharp bends, power through stomach-churning loops and dive down sheer drops as you take out your rivals with well-timed weapon blasts.
Competitive Multiplayer: Play online with friends in eight-player races, or classic two-player split screen.
VR functionality available upon installing the VR Patch update file. Sony Entertainment Network account, high-speed internet required and 31 GB minimum HDD space required. Users must be 12 years or older.
Box Contains
PS4 WIPEOUT OMEGA COLLECTION
From the manufacturer

Enhanced for PS4 Pro
Super-charge your WipEout Omega Collection experience on PS4 Pro, with a variety of improvements, including:
- High Dynamic Range (HDR) technology for vibrant, more lifelike colours
- Dynamic 4K resolution and 60 frames-per-second visuals
- Faster and smoother frame rates

Gravitate to greatness
Less haste, more speed
Sharp bends, stomach-churning loops and sheer drops – are you prepared for the breath-taking, full throttle return of WipEout? Packed with all the content from WipEout HD, WipEout HD Fury and WipEout 2048, Omega Collection features 26 reversible circuits, 46 unique ships, a ton of game modes and a mixture of new and classic music tracks.
Take out the competition with a variety of weapons while ripping through the air to some of the most memorable tunes in video game racing. Whether you’re blazing past a friend in the split-screen two-player mode or leaving all-comers in the dust via the eight-player online matches, fast and furious futuristic fun is at your fingertips.
With improved lighting effects and sharper visuals, this is WipEout like you’ve never seen it before.
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Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 16 June 2017
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Multiplayer is a blast but unfortunately - just seven months after release - something is stifling the growth of the online community. Most of the time, most of the regions are dead. EU seems to be busiest thankfully, but even that is dead for huge chunks of the day. I've found that evening and late night are the times you're most likely to find games, but even that's not guaranteed.
I'm not sure why this is. Maybe because the online lobby implementation is very poor. There is no matchmaking for example. You just have to create a game and wait for others to arrive or join someone else's game. This often results in a mass level mismatch (level 1-5 players racing against those who are level 50 upwards) which I'm sure drives a lot of newbies away. Or maybe it's the PS+ online requirement for PS4? I've been a PlayStation Plus subscriber since its inception and I can't help noticing that WipEout Omega Collection is attracting nowhere near the number of online players as WipEout HD did on PS3 (which has free online play).
We can only hope the WipEout Omega Collection ends up being given away as a free PS+ title in order to boost the number of online players, but that's something of a bitter pill for those of us who bought it, no?
I have purchased all wipeout games since the ps1 days and still love them. This collection is by far the best and has a massive amount of content so you will never run out of challanges or amazing tracks to fly around on. The graphics are just ridiculous with a jaw dropping frame rate, it is drool worthy. I am sure that most of the HD tracks can be played in reverse too and that can be very trippy. There is too much content to go through every single mode but they are all MENTAL fun. This game is very fast too so dont even think about blinking.
If you are even interested in buying this have a quick look on youtube and preview it......just have ONE look at this game.
Stick on some prodigy or old skool Drum and bass and melt yourself into some seriously intense racing.
WipEout 2048 has been lovingly Re-mastered also and looks and feels awesome.
Well worth the bucks!
My only gripe with it is that I have got to a stage where it has just become insanely hard to complete one particular level. I forget the name of the track but you not have to complete 1 quick lap and come in the 1st 3. I'm lucky if I don't come last every time. There is probably a secret turn somewhere that I'm missing.
That being said, this was worth every penny and will be in the console for quite some time yet. Best thing is that Sony are not fleecing us for it. An amazing price for nostalgia overload brought into the next generation of consoles (shame the same can't be said for the new Crash Bandicoot).

By fatboygoneslim on 16 June 2017

It’s also a game that needed its single-player experience to be reassembled into one singular career or campaign mode, in my view, consisting of all the game’s racetracks and vehicle. I haven’t judged other remasters (like Vicarious Visions’ sharpened rerelease of Naughty Dog’s Crash games) for failing to do this, but I feel it would have made for a better experience with regards to this a combat-racing game.
At the time of writing, I have not played the game since the week I bought it.