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>>1774233
>>1774229
>>1774228
back. The Wipeout game style was designed by The Designers Republic http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Designers_Republic
Their website used to feature their complete list of works, but they've simplified it and now you can only see a small fraction. I saved a bunch of their stuff, but it's mixed with everything else in my folder. You might find it if you search for it on the net, though.
Honestly, there is no guide book for style, you just have to look at what other designers have done and absorb it. Graphic Design is a visual language and like any other language, it has elements that serve to communicate and it has a grammar. Study those elements and the way the are used. They are everything, the font, pictures, symbols, colors... if you want to integrate Wipeout style, then you have to deconstruct it yourself.
GD History books explain styles very well, but I don't think Wipeout is included in any of them, but it might. I have Graphic Style: From Victorian to Digital and I like it a lot, but there are better, newer, more expensive books that have been printed since the time I got it.
Sorry I can't be of more help. /gd/ might know more.