WipEout Is Alive

Hurrah!

Published 17/09/2012 05:00 PM by

 

Well this is good, if slightly confusing news.

Sony recently shut down its Liverpool studios, the home of WipeEout. They said that wherever possible the staff would be relocated.

It was assumed that the team were working on a WipEout game for the PS4.

Today the official WipEout 2048 Twitter feed tweeted ‘WE. ARE. ALIVE’ and the picture above.

Sony have declined to comment but it appears that although Studio Liverpool has gone, a new WipEout team has been formed elsewhere.

Best news of the day? Yup.

Source: Twitter

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27 Comments

  1. teflon
    Community Team
    Since: May 2009

    Evolution Studios to the rescue.

    There was a certain Ms. @AmiNakajima was spotted at Evolution Studios last week, after all…

    Comment posted on 17/09/2012 at 17:02.
    • Jambo
      Member
      Since: Jul 2009

      Yeah, they did say as many employees as possible would be moved to other studios and it would be no surprise if most of them, and the IP, ended up there!

      Comment posted on 17/09/2012 at 17:05.
      • bmg_123
        Member
        Since: Feb 2012

        Well this is a bit of a surprise to me. Years ago they were gonna merge Liverpool and evolution, but I guess shutting down liverpool is now in effect the same thing. Just seems silly to not state it being a merger instead in the beginning

        Comment posted on 17/09/2012 at 17:09.
  2. Yersal
    Member
    Since: Apr 2009

    I for one am glad, Wipeout HD is still one of the best games on PS3. Pleased for the devs too. The future is bright again.

    Comment posted on 17/09/2012 at 17:04.
  3. Youles
    Member
    Since: Feb 2011

    Great news! The picture looks ace too!

    Comment posted on 17/09/2012 at 17:08.
  4. cc_star
    Team TSA: Writer
    Since: Forever

    Motorstorm: WipEout?

    Comment posted on 17/09/2012 at 17:08.
  5. Kivi95
    Member
    Since: Oct 2009

    Well reading on NeoGaf they are saying it is FALSE news :(.

    Comment posted on 17/09/2012 at 17:09.
    • Sympozium
      Member
      Since: Aug 2009

      You lie lieee!! (or well neogaf not you)

      Comment posted on 17/09/2012 at 17:15.
    • Tuffcub
      On the naughty step.
      Since: Dec 2008

      Its from the official account, unless it’s been hacked it’s pretty legit.

      Comment posted on 17/09/2012 at 17:47.
      • cc_star
        Team TSA: Writer
        Since: Forever

        RT’d by Ami Nakajima too adding further credibility.

        Comment posted on 17/09/2012 at 20:45.
      • colmshan1990
        Member
        Since: Apr 2009

        Don’t think that adds further credibility seeing as she controls both accounts though, doesn’t she?

        Comment posted on 17/09/2012 at 22:33.
  6. Taylor Made
    Member
    Since: Oct 2011

    Ah man Sony you suppose to put nails in the coffin so we avoid a zombie epicademic now look another rehashed wipeout

    Comment posted on 17/09/2012 at 17:25.
  7. yiddo
    Member
    Since: Jun 2010

    If true then this is fantastic news. I love WipEout and it is a staple of the PS brand, so a PS4 WipEout would be divine <3

    Comment posted on 17/09/2012 at 17:29.
  8. cam the man
    Member
    Since: May 2009

    Great news.

    Comment posted on 17/09/2012 at 17:54.
  9. colmshan1990
    Member
    Since: Apr 2009

    This was all just marketing for the Zombie DLC (remember that?) they’re going to release for WipEout 2048.

    Comment posted on 17/09/2012 at 18:32.
    • sparkyscrum
      Member
      Since: May 2011

      It sounded like a good extra mode for those who love playing Wipeout.

      Comment posted on 18/09/2012 at 09:30.
      • KeRaSh
        Member
        Since: Nov 2009

        I agree. I liked the idea of that mode. People were just complaining because they were tired of the word Zombie due to all the Zombie-related games and DLCs that flooded the market.

        Comment posted on 18/09/2012 at 09:46.
  10. element666
    Member
    Since: Mar 2012

    Awesome,this is great news!

    Comment posted on 17/09/2012 at 18:38.

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