A special edition of "Wipeout 3" was released exclusively in Europe on 14 July 2000. "Wipeout 3 Special Edition" featured many minor changes to gameplay, such as different craft physics, auto-loading of saves and AI bug fixes. In addition, eight courses from previous "Wipeout" titles (three from "Wipeout" and five from "Wipeout XL"), plus two hidden prototype circuits previously only available in the Japanese version of "Wipeout 3", were added giving a total of 22 tracks. The "Special Edition" also allowed for four-person multiplayer, using two televisions and two PlayStation consoles. "Wipeout 3" was the last game in the series made for PlayStation. The next entry in the "Wipeout" series, entitled "Wipeout Fusion", was released in 2002 exclusively for PlayStation 2. The game introduced new courses, crafts, and weaponry, as well as enhanced artificial intelligence.