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 ======WipEout 2048====== ======WipEout 2048======
 +[{{ wipeout_series:covers:wo2048_na_cover_art.jpg?200vh|WipEout 2048 (NA retail cover art)}}]
 **WipEout 2048** is an original anti-gravity combat racing video game developed by [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Psygnosis|Studio Liverpool]] for the PlayStation® Vita. It features brand new content in the form of 10 original tracks and 20 ships, a new single player campaign and online campaign, as well as content from [[wipeout_series:wipeout_hd|WipEout HD]] in the form of Cross-Play Multiplayer and later Downloadable Content that added the HD and Fury campaigns into the game. It is the eighth mainline installment in [[:wipeout_series|the WipEout series]], and was mostly well-received by reviewers, though criticized by fans for lack of several long-standing features present in previous games. **WipEout 2048** is an original anti-gravity combat racing video game developed by [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Psygnosis|Studio Liverpool]] for the PlayStation® Vita. It features brand new content in the form of 10 original tracks and 20 ships, a new single player campaign and online campaign, as well as content from [[wipeout_series:wipeout_hd|WipEout HD]] in the form of Cross-Play Multiplayer and later Downloadable Content that added the HD and Fury campaigns into the game. It is the eighth mainline installment in [[:wipeout_series|the WipEout series]], and was mostly well-received by reviewers, though criticized by fans for lack of several long-standing features present in previous games.
  
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 **Yellow Pickups**, **Offensive Items** or **Weapons** are fired at other pilots with the intent to damage or disrupt them. **Yellow Pickups**, **Offensive Items** or **Weapons** are fired at other pilots with the intent to damage or disrupt them.
  
-> **[[pickups:rockets#In WipEout 2048|Rockets]]**\\ Three rockets that are fired forward from the ship - classic, simple and effective.+> **[[pickups:rockets#In WipEout 2048|Rockets]]**\\ One to three rockets (depending on ship class) that are fired forward from the ship - classic, simple and effective.
  
 > **[[pickups:missile#In WipEout 2048|Missile]]**\\ Twin gyroscopically-stabilized homing projectiles that lock onto a pilot and bounce off and around walls during their chase. > **[[pickups:missile#In WipEout 2048|Missile]]**\\ Twin gyroscopically-stabilized homing projectiles that lock onto a pilot and bounce off and around walls during their chase.
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 > **[[pickups:plasma#In WipEout 2048|Plasma]]**\\ A very mean, heavy hitter that's tricky to aim, but pays off with dividends on a hit. > **[[pickups:plasma#In WipEout 2048|Plasma]]**\\ A very mean, heavy hitter that's tricky to aim, but pays off with dividends on a hit.
  
-> **[[pickups:quake#In WipEout 2048|Quake]]**\\ A seismic wave that will go down the track from where it was fired. Tricky for recipients to escape. (Not available to Speed Class ships)+> **[[pickups:quake#In WipEout 2048|Quake]]**\\ A seismic wave that flies down the track, dishing out punishment to all in it's path. Tricky for recipients to escape. (Not available to Speed Class ships)
  
 </WRAP> </WRAP>
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 <WRAP half column> <WRAP half column>
  
-**Green Pickups**, **Defensive Items**, or simply **Items**, assist the pilot that uses them.+**Green Pickups**, **Defensive Items**, or simply **Items**, provide various assists to the pilot.
  
 > **[[pickups:autopilot#In WipEout 2048|Autopilot]]**\\ Let a computer take control of your craft for a moment. Take a breather, or take advantage of this state's supernatural agility. > **[[pickups:autopilot#In WipEout 2048|Autopilot]]**\\ Let a computer take control of your craft for a moment. Take a breather, or take advantage of this state's supernatural agility.
  
-> **[[pickups:shield#In WipEout 2048|Shield]]**\\ Protect yourself from any harm coming your way within the next few seconds, also activates automatically when hit by a weapon. +> **[[pickups:shield#In WipEout 2048|Shield]]**\\ Protect yourself from any harm coming your way within the next few seconds. Activates automatically when hit by a weapon.
  
 > **[[pickups:turbo#In WipEout 2048|Turbo]]**\\ Get a temporary, immediate speed boost upon use. Overtake someone, or go to places you couldn't go before... > **[[pickups:turbo#In WipEout 2048|Turbo]]**\\ Get a temporary, immediate speed boost upon use. Overtake someone, or go to places you couldn't go before...
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 > **[[pickups:leech_beam#In WipEout 2048|Leech Beam]]**\\ Lock onto another ship and steal its [[#Shield Energy]] for yourself. > **[[pickups:leech_beam#In WipEout 2048|Leech Beam]]**\\ Lock onto another ship and steal its [[#Shield Energy]] for yourself.
  
-> **[[pickups:mines#In WipEout 2048|Mines]]**\\ Deploy 5 small obstacles onto the track behind your ship. Hitting one is manageable, but hitting many will hurt. (Not available to Fighter Class ships)+> **[[pickups:mines#In WipEout 2048|Mines]]**\\ Deploy 3 or 5 small obstacles (depending on ship class) onto the track behind your ship. Hitting one is manageable, but hitting many will hurt. (Not available to Fighter Class ships)
  
-> **[[pickups:bomb#In WipEout 2048|Bomb]]**\\ A singular, more powerful obstacle that will also deal splash damage to nearby pilots when triggered. (Not available to Speed Class and Agility Class ships)+> **[[pickups:bomb#In WipEout 2048|Bomb]]**\\ A single, more powerful obstacle that will also deal splash damage to nearby pilots when triggered. (Not available to Speed Class and Agility Class ships)
  
 </WRAP> </WRAP>
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 =====Online Campaign===== =====Online Campaign=====
 +====Overview====
 **WipEout 2048's** **Online Campaign** works similarly to the **Single Player Campaign** in that you have a set of events with each event having a **Pass** and **Elite Pass** objective. However, the **Online Campaign** forgoes branches, instead having 20 continuous **Levels** consisting of various amounts of events, beating an event or failing the same event 3 times unlocks the next event in line. **WipEout 2048's** **Online Campaign** works similarly to the **Single Player Campaign** in that you have a set of events with each event having a **Pass** and **Elite Pass** objective. However, the **Online Campaign** forgoes branches, instead having 20 continuous **Levels** consisting of various amounts of events, beating an event or failing the same event 3 times unlocks the next event in line.
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 +Completing the **Elite Pass** objectives without completing the **Pass** objectives will still award an **Elite Pass**.
  
 The objectives for each event differ, being various combinations of the following: The objectives for each event differ, being various combinations of the following:
-  * Finish an event;+  * Just play;
   * Don't finish last;   * Don't finish last;
   * Finish in the top half;   * Finish in the top half;
-  * Beat a specific opponent+  * Finish 1st
-  * Beat X specific opponents;+  * Beat X specific player(s); 
 +  * Destroy a ship; 
 +  * Destroy X ships;
   * Hit any opponent with a weapon;   * Hit any opponent with a weapon;
   * Hit any X opponents with weapons;   * Hit any X opponents with weapons;
-  * Hit specific opponent with a weapon+  * Hit specific player(s) with a weapon;
-  * Hit X specific opponents with weapons;+
  
 Completing all 20 **Levels** of the **Online Campaign** unlocks the alternative liveries for each ship in the game. Completing all 20 **Levels** of the **Online Campaign** unlocks the alternative liveries for each ship in the game.
  
 **The Online Campaign** consists entirely of **Single Race** and **Combat** events, with players being allowed to vote between the two using configurations chosen by the game after each race. **The Online Campaign** consists entirely of **Single Race** and **Combat** events, with players being allowed to vote between the two using configurations chosen by the game after each race.
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 +====Glory Moment Photos====
 +[{{ wipeout_series:glory_moment_example.jpg?500vh|Example of results screen photos}}]
 +At the start of every **multiplayer race** the game will prompt the player to take a photo using the PlayStation® Vita's **front-facing camera**. The player can either cancel the photo or let the 5 second timer run out to opt-out of this feature. 
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 +If the player DOES take a photo, they and others who chose to take one will be able to witness each other's **"Glory Moments"**. 
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 +**"Glory Moments"** include:
 +  * Getting destroyed by a player;
 +  * Losing to first place;
 +  * Podium screen.
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 +Playing on a PlayStation® TV system will cause the game to crash upon reaching the photo prompt. To fix this, one must jailbreak the system and install a plugin to fake the camera's output.
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 =====Cross-Play===== =====Cross-Play=====
-...+**Cross-Play** is an online multiplayer mode that allows PlayStation® Vita and PlayStation® 3 players to compete against each other using content from [[wipeout_hd|WipEout HD]]. 
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 +Out of the box the game provides the player with 4 tracks (**Vineta K**, **Anulpha Pass**, **Moa Therma**, and **Chenghou Project**) and 5 HD-variant ships ([[teams:feisar#in_wipeout_hd|Feisar]], [[teams:ag_systems#in_wipeout_hd|AG Systems]], [[teams:qirex#in_wipeout_hd|Qirex]], [[teams:auricom#in_wipeout_hd|Auricom]], and [[teams:piranha#in_wipeout_hd|Piranha]]) from [[wipeout_hd|WipEout HD]], with more tracks and ships being available via **Expansion packs** (FIXME add link). 
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 +The experience of playing **Cross-Play** isn't too different from playing WipEout HD's Multiplayer Mode, with the exception of **Rank Progression** and lack of certain options available to the lobby host.
  
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 ====Music==== ====Music====
-(FIXME add music stuff)+**WipEout 2048** features 11 music tracks that can play during races: 
 +  * Anile - Change of Direction (Wipeout Mix); 
 +  * Camo & Krooked - Breezeblock (Wipeout Mix); 
 +  * The Chemical Brothers - Electronic Battle Weapon 3; 
 +  * Deadmau5 - Some Chords (Wipeout Edit); 
 +  * Dirtyloud - School of Funk; 
 +  * The Future Sound of London - We Have Explosive (2011 Rebuild Wipeout Edit); 
 +  * Noisia - Regurgitate (Wipeout 2048 Edit); 
 +  * Orbital - P.E.T.R.O.L (Final Drop Mix); 
 +  * The Prodigy - Invaders Must Die (Liam H Re-Amped Mix); 
 +  * Rockwell - BTKRSH (Wipeout Edit); 
 +  * Underworld - Kittens (Will Saul & Tam Cooper Remix). 
 + 
 +The game also features 3 music tracks outside of regular gameplay: 
 +  * DJ Fresh ft. Sian Evans - Louder (Drumsound & Bassline Smith Mix): Intro FMV music; 
 +  * Kraftwerk - Tour de France 2003 (Wipeout Edit): Single Player Menu music; 
 +  * Orbital - Beelzedub: Multiplayer Menu music. 
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 +===Trivia=== 
 +  * Beelzedub was added in game update 1.01; 
 +  * Beelzedub was used as the menu music in the game's demo; 
 +  * Some tracks (like Kittens (Will Saul & Tam Cooper Remix), We Have Explosive (2011 Rebuild Wipeout Edit) or P.E.T.R.O.L. (Final Drop Mix)had other mixes appearing in the first 3 games of the series's tracklist.
  
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 =====Development===== =====Development=====
-put development stuff here+The game was developed, and then released
  
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