Tim Wright

There's none of the licensed tracks on Wipeout in America.

Tim Wright is the guy's name.

Well done, Tim.

Good work, mate.

I was quite surprised by it.

That's nuts.

The original music that Tim Wright made for Wipeout, he made on an Amiga 1200.

God bless the Amiga.

You race, you shoot, you bounce off walls and the soundtrack does half the work.

Cold Storage wrote the electronic score that still gets remixed now.

The first time the camera tilted into a corner at full speed, I honestly felt travel sick on the carpet, Lee, which I mean as a compliment.

How launch day was it, though? Because people say some of the tracks are brutal for beginners.

Sound desk, and this one works a bit differently because both consoles share the same core of tunes and then split.

First, the bit everyone got.

Tim Wright, recording as Cold Storage, wrote the main score and it's on the PlayStation and the Saturn.

Here's Chirodrome.

So it's one game, three computers, and our ears doing the judging.

Uh, funny story first, uh, Brian Johnston's original music, uh, borrowed from songs Psygnosis didn't have the rights to, so Tim Wright reworked it, leaning on out-of-copyright classical pieces and old folk songs.

We'll start where it began on the Amiga.

Here's the Amiga original.