I haven't even seen the game running on a 3gs for long enough to do any accurate timings. It possibly achieves 60 FPS but the game plays at the same speed on all devices.

If you have any questions about the frame rate, please go to the thread in upcoming games and ask the testers how it runs.

Hey, just an idea: (If you were considering payed additional content at some point) ..how about 3d models that are similar to the real Soviet Ekranoplans? Maybe with a bit of extra weight to them (as they weren't exactly small.) Just a thought. I love those things. Would love to have been able to see one of them in actual ground-effect flight.

Anyway, as it stands now it looks just as cool to me as when I first saw the early alpha version on these forums. It's like you've grabbed the most fun bits out of WipeOut (the combat I could take or leave) and built it round Ekranoplans. Can't wait to try it.

The instrumental version of the music is exclusive to the game. I'd be interested to know if you notice the same thing on the original track, which can be heard on iTunes or the band's myspace page, just google "diefenbach".

The guy who mastered it should know what he is doing, he is a Grammy award winning engineer, but he did do it for a favour. Hopefully it's an artifact of Youtube's compression or the settings I used making the video.

The version in the game is definitely at a higher quality.

Oh, and that music *totally* rocks. One minor gripe: from 0:54 to 1:19 and 2:08 to 3:58 there's a high-frequency sound coming from the right channel .. sounds like a filtered tambourine or maracas (some percussive instrument.) Is good on my Sony headphones, but a bit irritating through my good Pioneer speakers. I think if it's toned down at the higher end it might make that more palatable for people with speakers or headphones with good high-frequency response. (man, I *totally* came over as an audiophile geek there) ..other than that, that's a really kicking track. I'd like to hear more stuff from this band.