US Weapons:
 
    * Thompson M1A1
    * M1A1 Carbine
    * M1 Garand
    * Graben Shotgun
    * Browning Automatic Rifle (B.A.R)
    * Springfield M1903
    * Springfield M1903: Scoped
    * M2 flamethrower
    * M1911 (besser bekannt als Colt 45)
    * Bajonet
    * M9 Bazooka
    * M1919A6 Browning
    * M2 machinegun
 
Explosives:
 
    * MK2 grenade
    * Smoke grenade
    * Satchel
    * Mine
 
Russian Weapons:
 
    * TT-33
    * Mosin Nagant
    * Mosin Nagant Scoped
    * PPSH (71er D magazine)
    * PPSH (31er B magazine)
    * Bajonet
 
Explosives:
 
    * RGD-33
 
German Weapons:
 
    * P08 Luger
    * Kar98
    * Kar98 scoped
    * MP44
    * MP40
    * MG42
    * MG34
    * Messer
 
Explosives:
 
handlegrenade (aka potato masher)
 
Japanese Weapons:
 
    * Nambu 14
    * Arisaka Typ 99
    * Typ 100 Machinepistole
    * Bajonet
    * Katana
 
Explosives:
 
    * Kiska grenade
 
British Weapons:
 
    * Sten
 
Unlockable Perks:
 
    * Juggernaut (more health)
    * Sleight of Hand (faster reload)
    * Extreme Conditioning (longer sprint distrance)
    * Martyrdom (drop live grenade when you die)
    * Steady Aim
    * Bandolier (larger magazine pack)
    * Iron Lungs
    * Stopping Power
    * Deep Impact
    * Sonic Boom
    * Last Stand
    * Monkey (better at climbing trees)
    * Frogman (faster swimspeed)
    * Play Dead
    * Crouch Sprinter
    * Banzai

Souvenez-vous, il y a quelques jours, dans le cadre de la Games Convention, nous vous avons révélé que Sony Computer Entertainment commercialisera un mini-clavier destiné à la PlayStation 3. Si on en croit le site de vente amazon.com, souvent bien renseigné, cet accessoire sera disponible le 30 novembre et coûtera 49,99 dollars, du moins sur le sol américain. Si l'information s'avère être confirmée par le constructeur, nul doute que les européens devraient débourser 49,99 euros pour profiter de ce mini-clavier qui sera finalement plus compact que ceux que l'on peut déjà utiliser avec la console.

Alright folks, just got back to the hotel from the first day of GC. Now get yourself a glass of water, sit down comfortably and read the news: wipEout HD is at GC, and it’s fully playable. I spent about an hour with a tired Tony Buckley (poor lad had to spend the night on the airport in Frankfurt), and he showed me pretty much everything there is to see and know (I will upload the whole video interview soon-ish). I don’t have much time now, so I’ll just hit you with the hard facts.
 
Alternative HUDs are in, we get a 2097 and a w3o HUD to unlock in campaign. These are pretty much exactly the HUDs from the respective games, so it’s pure nostalgia here.
 
The reverse tracks we heard about before are indeed reverse versions of the 8 already confirmed tracks. Chenghou with magstrips looks weird at first, but it definitely works.
 
All ships from Pulse are back, each with 3 fantastic skins and 1 special platinum skin. To see Icaras in HD was pure wipEout porn, Icaras fans are gonna collapse when they see this.
 
There is NO option to disable BRs, however Tony assured me that they are guaranteed to work every time now, and also they seem to bite a bigger chunk of out of your ship’s energy, so who knows, maybe they’re not as bad as in Pulse.
 
Be it due to epilepsy tests or whatever, Zone Mode has been slightly nerfed. Fear not, speed and gameplay are intact, the only thing that’s forever gone are the EQ graphics on all the billboards (they’re still on the track itself though). So, meh, but it doesn’t really matter in the end I guess.
 
Back to the good news: Split screen works perfectly, you can choose which way you want to split, and it runs at a steady 30fps. Yes, ‘only’ 30, but dead solid. The rest of the game is in full 60fps 1080p glory, of course, and the screen tearing from the preview version has been completely ironed out. This really IS the smoothest game I have ever seen.
 
Oh yeah, almost forgot: the game will basically have the full functionality of the wipeout-game website’s record tables included and working live, so you always have the world record time displayed to hunt down!
 
Uhm, what else…
Photo mode has some nice added filters and options, there will be NO replays unfortunately, Sol 2 is a charm to look at in HD, and Tony Buckley is all ways of awesome He couldn’t say anything about the price point of HD, and he only just hinted at a September release (but I guess that’s pretty much on the spot – wipEout IS a September game after all ). He also hinted at the possibility of HD being released on BluRay at a later date, IF there is enough demand. Also, there is no additional downloadable content planned right now, since all of the originally planned DLC is now in the game right from the get-go. They will, however be supporting the game (whatever that means), and IF there’s enough demand, there might be DLC later on.
 
Okay guys, now I gotta take a shower and get some sleep, gotta be at the top of my game tomorrow – Tony invited me to an 8 player linked game, and I gotta perform
Read you later everybody!

pas de contenu téléchargeable supplémentaire prévu sauf si les joueurs insistent, ce qui était prévu à l'origine est désormais intégré d'office dans le jeu.