The entire color palette has been flipped, becoming black with red highlights the music is angrier to help further the whole "Fury" motif and the background is a gorgeous loop of hundreds of thousands of pixels that constantly coalesce into the various ship designs for a few seconds before shearing off and becoming a completely different ship while a scanline effect is laid on top of everything. Gone are the clean whites, gentle blues, laid-back music and wireframe-like rolling video in the background. To complement the bullet point additions, an entirely new frontend replaces the cool, almost antiseptic look of the old HD.
#WIPEOUT HD FURY 1080P#
For just under 10 bucks, you'll pocket the usual stuff you'd expect from an expansion eight new tracks (pulled, like the original offerings, from the two PSP releases but lovingly lavished with 1080p detail), 13 new beefed-up versions of the original ships (with slight stat boosts), new 5.1 music and more Trophies.
#WIPEOUT HD FURY PATCH#
You have to reach a certain number of points for a medal and the game ends either when you complete all 14 stages or you get destroyed by hitting the mines.Those updates were part of a small-ish free patch a while back, and I mention them only because the Fury Expansion piggybacks off of the inroads made to help get people playing together online beautifully. Any mines that were missed on a previous lap still remain to cause more problems, but are worth only 50 points. There are a total of 14 stages in Detonator, each one increasing in speed and adding more mines onto the track. The longer you allow your EMP meter to build up, the bigger the quake will be when you use it. Going over speed pads adds energy to your EMP meter at the bottom left of the screen, which is used as a quake to wipe out everything in front of you. The track is scattered with mines which you need to shoot to gain points as well as one bomb each lap which gives you a big points bonus should you hit it. You have 15 rounds per clip and you have to reload them (or you can manually reload with ). You are in a little ship that is equipped with an unlimited supply of cannon clips. The aim of the game is to be the first player to reach the required zone number.ĭetonator: Again, this game mode is similar to Zone. You have infinite lives here, but if you explode, then you will be set back by five Zones. When you boost, you drop a barrier behind you, which causes energy loss should another ship hit it. The longer you save up your energy meter, the greater the rewards will be when you boost or absorb. The aim of the game is to keep going over speed pads and obtaining energy, which can be used either to boost into a faster zone or to regain health. Zone Battle: This is similar to the HD game mode Zone, except this time you're against others. You can also turn your ship around by using to fire weapons directly into the other ships behind you.
You can't absorb weapons to get health, but you can do so to acquire a brief shield, and 20% of your health is restored each time a lap is completed. The aim of the game is to reach the required amount of points. You get points for damaging ships depending on the weapon, but you gets lots more for destroying them. Here's a short description of each new mode:Įliminator: This event just focuses on you shooting everybody and trying to eliminate the other ships. Now, there are new events in this DLC and campaign, as well as some familiar events. Note: You don't need to complete the campaign on ELITE difficulty, novice is enough to achieve this trophy.įor this trophy you have to get a gold on at least novice over all 80 events in the Fury campaign.
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