Speed. It’s a sensation that humans live for but hardly achieve. The most a human can run is 28mph, a record established by Olympic runner Usain Bolt. Many humans will be fortunate enough to cross into even the 15mph range. However, humans, as the most intelligent species on planet Earth, have constantly created a new way to go harder and faster. Automobiles gave way to trains. Trains gave way to panes. Planes gave way to spaceships. Ancient explorers took an entire year to e

At PAX EAST 2018, Iceberg Interactive and Cybernetic Walrus introduced their latest, cutting-edge sci fi-racer Antigraviator. Originally announced in Winter last year, Antigraviator is a new take on sci-fi racing action, featuring extreme speeds, a plethora of racing crafts to use, and an exciting, robust universe of racing tracks. When the game was announced, the title was met with great praise, as there is a massive vacuum present in the future racer genre. With the excepti

Futuristic sci-fi racers are making a comeback, with the recent releases of games such as RedOut by 34 Big Publishing, and The WipeOut Omega Collection. Iceberg Interactive, the makers of indie sci-fi horror hit Conarium, are giving some friends a boost with the announcement of a brand-new game from a small, but fiercely dedicated team of game designers.  From the newly formed Belgium game studio, Cybernetic Walrus, comes Antigraviator, a new racing game that is quickly being

Everyone has an acquired taste in music. Some like rock and roll, some like Top 40 pop, and others like Country. When music works, it can uplift and transform into an amazing experience for anyone, especially video game players. Music has made an indistinguishable mark on video games, from Guitar Hero to Rockband, as well as Rocksmith and Amplitude. However, there have been smaller developers that have worked with various music genres for their games, with titles such as Ster

With the sea of RPG’s, shooters, and multiplayer-focused combat games making waves throughout the gaming industry, it’s easy to overlook the other genres, especially the sci-fi racer. There has been a shocking lack of science-fiction racers in recent years, with the only surprise exception of WipeOut: The Omega Collection for PlayStation 4 owners. While Studio 34Big Things finally released their future racer, RedOut, to consoles this past August, the sub-genre of futuristic r

In 1995, when the first PlayStation launched, a small game was launched beside it as part of its launch lineup. Coming from UK based Psygnosis and Sony LEEDS Studio, this was known as WipeOut. over the coming decades, WipeOut would be known as one of the fastest racing video games ever made, with tight gameplay, well-imagined courses, and a wildly creative futuristic city constantly running at a smooth 60fps. The game would also be a launching point for EDM and Dance artists

For may decades, Hasbro brought us a long-running, highly successful toy line, featuring a large assortment of vehicles, from planes, cars, to spaceships. They were known as The Micromachines. Micromachines took the larger-than-life vehicles in our world, and movies then miniaturized them into cool playable toys. In particular were the incredibly popular Star Wars Action Fleet, a line of micro machines that took the star wars vehicles to scale and down-sized them, with accura