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Noclip has an amazing documentary about Wipeout 2097 music: https://youtu.be/-nwWpQJFGp8?si=f96-_G3bBqmGEP_c https://youtu.be/-nwWpQJFGp8?si=f96-_G3bBqmGEP_c

• myself248 2y ago
  Ah, I'm glad the demoscene gets a mention. One does not make music on a computer in the 90s without at least some, or possibly a whole truckload of, influence from the demoscene.
  • miek 2y ago
    https://www.pouet.net/ https://www.pouet.net/ for modern demoscene hub. who remembers Ojuice.net?
    • pjmlp 2y ago
      I do, and the original Nectarine radio, Hugi demo mag, Assembly early days, Breakout,.... Feeling oldie. :)
• nlawalker 2y ago
  Clicked link, heard Firestarter, A+ for meeting expectations.
  • blipvert 2y ago
    Only just clocked yesterday that Keith FLINT would be a literal fire starter. Twenty eight years! I’m ashamed of myself.
    • 4gotunameagain 2y ago
      I'll save you the wait, tinder + match = fire !
• miek 2y ago
  Fun fact: A high-quality prototype of the original PS1 Wipeout is shown in the movie Hackers (arcade scene). It was done on a high-end SGI server and allowed the dev team to try out tracks and gameplay before porting to the Playstation. There are features and graphics in the movie that do not exist in the actual game.