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WipEout Pure

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Obscure Textures#

There are several strange textures in the game files.

WipEout_HD_Fury_Kitten.png WipEout_HD_Fury_Phil.png

On the left is photo of a kitten, which is cropped and horizontally resized from the original photo Kitten and scales by Greg Cuddiford. Likely randomly taken off the internet by the developers. original source.

On the right is a photo of Phil Harrison, former long-time executive of Sony Computer Entertainment.

Placeholder Music#

In the file /data/xml/songlist.xml, there is a temporary list of bangin' breakbeat tunes the developers would have tested with before fully sorting out their music licensing contract with Distinctive. This lists notably use albums instead of the labels like retail does.

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1" ?>
<?Temporary song list - Marc?>
<SongList>
    <SongDef ArtistName="RJD2" TrackName="Intro" Filename="Data\Music\Rjd2.at3" AlbumName="Since We Last Spoke" Year="2004" />
    <SongDef ArtistName="Mylo" TrackName="Drop The Pressure" Filename="Data\Music\Mylo.at3" AlbumName="Destroy Rock And Roll" Year="2004" />
    <SongDef ArtistName="Groove Armada" TrackName="Madder" Filename="Data\Music\GrooveArmada.at3" AlbumName="Lovebox" Year="2002" />
    <SongDef ArtistName="Fatboy Slim" TrackName="Jin Go Lo Ba" Filename="Data\Music\Fatboy.at3" AlbumName="Palookaville" Year="2004" />
</SongList>

This list is also found in HD and 2048.

Regional Differences#

There are many differences between the different regional versions of WipEout Pure, many of which center around region-exclusive DLC. There is also a Korean version with downloadable content support, but no content was ever released and an Asian version with no downloadable content support at all.

North American version

  • Playable in English, Spanish and French.
  • The US Greatest Hits version adds the option to delete files from the Memory Stick at the load profile menu at the start of the game. This was carried over from the European version.
  • This version has the following exclusive ship and skin packs that can be accessed by inputting a secret code at the Secret Packs screen in the Downloads menu:

Pack

Code

Contents

SOCOM 3 Pack

X, △, ○, □

Unlocks the Guardian ship and the SOCOM 3 skin

Jak Racing Pack

□, X, △, ○

Unlocks the Havenzoomer ship and the Jak X: Combat Racing skin

SOCOM Fireteam Bravo Pack

△, ○, □, X

Unlocks the Patriot ship and the SOCOM: US Navy SEALs Fireteam Bravo skin

Daxter Pack

○, □, X, △

Unlocks the Daxtinator ship and the Daxter skin

European version

  • Playable in English, Spanish, French, German and Italian.
  • There is a "Teasers" section in the main menu that has a demo of Fired Up, a trailer for MediEvil: Resurrection and a demo of WipEout Pure to share with other players via GameShare.
  • This version adds the option to delete files from the Memory Stick at the load profile menu at the start of the game.
  • European-exclusive downloadable content:

Pack

Contents

GamesRadar

Released September 26, 2005. Contains a GamesRadar-themed skin.

Omega Pack

Released November 1, 2005. Contains the Burgertown, Cardcity Run, Paris Hair and 123Klan tracks and menu skins and the Turboweevel, Cardracer, Haironaut, and Klor ships.

Sci-Fi

Released December 10, 2005. Contains the Sci-Fi-themed track and skin.

Oblivion

Contains the following Oblivion Records songs: "Disconnect", "Reminiscence" and "Butterfly Effect".

A7 Music

Contains the following songs: "Leave Me Dead" by McQueen, "How Can This be Fair" by Inner Mantra, "Bleed on Me" by Fightclub and "Flashback" by Machines Wielding Weapons.

Voice of Cod

Contains the following Voice of Cod songs: "Bakelite Satellite" and "Bubbles of Nothing".

Exit 15

Contains the song "Come Shot" by Exit 15.

Pure Urban UK

Contains the following songs: "Slo' Downn" by Sway, "Listen to the Vibe" by Ironik ft. Yazmin & Tinie Tempah and "In the Endz" by Bruza.

Pure Urban France

Contains the following songs: "Bad Boy Racing" by Dakrishna, "The Bad Reputation" by Earsut and "Wanted Punk" by Tarik 'N' Djamel.

Pure Urban Germany

Contains the following songs: "Just Jack" by Armin Treiber, "Echoboard" by Shipper and "Loewen Hertz" by Resonator.

Pure Urban Italy

Contains the following songs: "Hard Rain" by Delroy ft. Micronauti, "Jungle Style" by DJ War ft. Lu Marra and "Plaiser" by Ruma.

Pure Urban Netherlands

Contains the following songs: "Pak Uti" by Big Ed, "Ziel (Lazerus Remix)" by Ijsman and "Stop Foolin'" by Miss Dee ft. Leo Tani.

Pure Urban Spain

Contains the following songs: "Apocalyptic Motion" by Deepologists ft. Katrina Marie, "Are You A Coconut" by Jordi Goberna and "One Minute Theory" by Nabil Moratalla.

For some reason, "Just Jack" by Armin Treiber's music.at3 is a duplicate of "Are You A Coconut" by Jordi Goberna.

Japanese version

  • Japanese-exclusive downloadable content:

Pack

Contents

WIRE05

Released July 16, 2005. Contains the WIRE05-themed track, ship and skin and the song "Jingle WIRE05" by Takkyu Ishino.

Continue

Released August 15, 2005. Contains the Continue Magazine-themed skin and the songs "Breaking the Ice" and "Open the P.A.", both by Akira Ishihara.

Coca-Cola 1

Released August 11, 2005. Contains a Coca-Cola themed skin.

Coca-Cola 2

Released August 25, 2005. Contains another Coca-Cola themed skin.

Coca-Cola 3

Released September 22, 2005. Contains a Coca-Cola themed track and another skin.

Coca-Cola 4

Released October 10, 2005. Contains another Coca-Cola themed skin.

Coca-Cola 5

Released October 27, 2005. Contains the Cokestyle ship.

Coca-Cola 6

Released November 25, 2005. Contains another Coca-Cola themed track and another skin.

  • The WIRE05 and Continue packs each have the following text string in their respective Definition.xml files:

    . Neither correspond to any known DLC for this version, and Saku Saku TV can refer to this.

  • The Coca-Cola 1 track should have the text "WIPEOUT PURE meets special collaboration with Coca-Cola! Enjoy your Coke Style Special Circuit", similar to the Coca-Cola 2 track, but stringtable.xml at the root of the .wad is used to override it to say "Coca-Cola Special Circuit".