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The AG Systems FX300 is a ship featured in Wipeout Pure.

Description[]

This year AG-Systems bring a very sharp and responsive machine with speed where it counts. AG-Systems always deliver the goods.

Overview[]

True to form, the AG Systems craft is the manifestation of the team's tradition of agility. It has one of the most powerful thrusters and also a sharp handling, making it unbeatable through tough corners. Capable of turning on a dime and accelerating away before the other craft have even passed it, this craft will literally fly on the more technical circuits. Unfortunately, it's not very fast when it comes to straight sections, and all that advantage gained on the corners is soon lost again there. It also has a weak shielding, making it vulnerable to the opposition's weaponry. Not a craft to make a mistake in.

Trivia[]

  • This could be considered the hero ship of the game, as it appears on the cover of each version of the game and as a silhouette in the game's loading screens.
    • This ship, in its alternate livery, is joined by the FEISAR ship, also in its alternate livery, on the cover of the US version. Both ships are even joined by the Assegai ship, albeit with only its bottom visible along with what appears to be an explosion behind, on the cover of the Japanese version.
    • The intro cinematic for Wipeout Pure depicts the construction and build of this ship, albeit in plain white livery like on the cover of the European version.
  • Canonically, this is the championship-winning ship of the 2206 FX300 season following Triakis' disqualification.
    • This makes this ship one of the few ships in the series known to have won at least one championship in the series' canon.
  • The alternate livery for this ship was the inspiration for the default livery for the team's FX350 and 400 ships (HD variant) later on in Wipeout Pulse and Wipeout HD.
    • The HD variant of the ship uses the same chassis as this ship (even as far as the vents on the rear), with a few minor differences.
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