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Twisted Metal is an over-the-top, vehicular combat game exclusively for play on PlayStation 3. Gameplay revolves around demolition derby style action set across multiple maps in which last contestant alive receives virtually whatever they desire. The game contains both an engrossing single player campaign story mode, as well as multiplayer modes which support co-op and 4-player action locally, as well as 16-player support online. Additional features include: returning characters from earlier releases in the game franchise, 17 vehicles that can be customized with a wide variety of weapons, destructible game environments and more.
The return of maximized road rage in the PS3 exclusive Twisted Metal.
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Release Your Road Rage
Twisted Metal returns with unhinged car combat destruction and action movie mayhem. A PlayStation franchise exclusive since the release of the original Twisted Metal game back in 1995 for PS1, this most recent release is packed with unique weapons that emerge from demonic vehicles as players unfold the demented tale of a cast of characters, led by Sweet Tooth in story, co-op and online modes. The mayhem is ratcheted up in multiplayer modes with 2-4 player competing locally and up to 16 players online competing in a killer-take-all back and forth battle royale on wheels.
Features
- Car Combat Multiplayer - Fast, ferocious and fun competitive multiplayer that delivers the freedom to destroy, fly and demolish the world around you in an intense back and forth battle royale.
- Calypso's Tournament - Solo or with a friend in co-op, unfold the rich and demented tale of a cast of characters, led by Sweet Tooth, who will stop at nothing to have one Twisted wish fulfilled.
- Twisted Arsenal - Choose from 17 vehicles, each outfitted with an arsenal of weapons that includes blood missiles, rat rockets and shockwave attacks.
- Extreme Scale and Destruction - Unleash massive amounts of destruction on the world like an exploding Ferris wheel, decapitated Statue of Liberty, and destroyed rollercoaster.
- Customization - Enter Sweet Tooth's custom shop to create your own weapon of mass destruction to play online with. Thousands of custom options available Fall 2011 on Twisted Metal.com.
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From the creator of twisted metal and god of war, twisted metal is back only on the playstation 3 system. Developed by the original team credited with carving out a new gaming genre, eat sleep play, founded by david jaffe and scott campbell, unleashes twisted metal onto the ps3 with a devilishly pure experience and a whole new look that is deeper, and madder than ever before.
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By Marty Duke
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It's very good but the online pass that came with it doesn't work, so that's a bummer. but still good game
By Wes Sveinson
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If you liked the twisted cinema scenes and story lines from Twisted Metal Black, you'll love the newest installment (Reboot). Twisted...Gory...Mayhem...EVIL!!!
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5.0 out of 5 stars
OK everybody who wrote a review has nothing good to say it would seem.
Yes, apparently on-line-play is being prioritized over story or arcade modes (see Sould Caliber V for a real taste of stripping down 1 player game play) and I guess it's because it's cheaper?!? and video game developers think that they can get away with it.
I like it about as much as the next hard core 1 player gamer, however I will defend this title for the following reasons:
1. who cares if the 1 player game sucks or that you don't like races...all you have to do is do what I do and go to challenge and set-up your own stage size and amount of challengers and then go nuts...what's the difference if you do it that way or if it's pre-set for you in 1 player/story mode.
and
2. The game controls and I don't care what anybody says (I've played hours of TM2 like most living breathing intelligent people have done) and can say the controls are just as tight and smooth as they ever were.
The game is back baby...I love smashing through row and rows of house in the first stage and just lining up a guy who has no idea your coming, shocking them from a respectable distance and then stomping on the turbo and then as I just about get there flick the controller up slightly and smashing them to bits. Twisted Metal indeed.
(Of course that really only works if you have lets say outlaw and Reaper is on his last legs..but it's a good way to end the match.)
3. I miss zoomy and reticle from Black but sniper is awesome (just give it a chance)...napalm is back..ricochets always seem to get a face lift (now there's remote control cars and chargeable too)... freeze and rear fire are now available at the touch of the direction pad.
In conclusion yeah I got say this game sucks...better graphics then in any TM game still fast if not faster and more frenetic, new cars to explore, intuitive controls...it may get tirering after awhile but hey 1 player gamers out there,you could try playing co-op with a friend even split screen local games are hours of fun.
Yes, apparently on-line-play is being prioritized over story or arcade modes (see Sould Caliber V for a real taste of stripping down 1 player game play) and I guess it's because it's cheaper?!? and video game developers think that they can get away with it.
I like it about as much as the next hard core 1 player gamer, however I will defend this title for the following reasons:
1. who cares if the 1 player game sucks or that you don't like races...all you have to do is do what I do and go to challenge and set-up your own stage size and amount of challengers and then go nuts...what's the difference if you do it that way or if it's pre-set for you in 1 player/story mode.
and
2. The game controls and I don't care what anybody says (I've played hours of TM2 like most living breathing intelligent people have done) and can say the controls are just as tight and smooth as they ever were.
The game is back baby...I love smashing through row and rows of house in the first stage and just lining up a guy who has no idea your coming, shocking them from a respectable distance and then stomping on the turbo and then as I just about get there flick the controller up slightly and smashing them to bits. Twisted Metal indeed.
(Of course that really only works if you have lets say outlaw and Reaper is on his last legs..but it's a good way to end the match.)
3. I miss zoomy and reticle from Black but sniper is awesome (just give it a chance)...napalm is back..ricochets always seem to get a face lift (now there's remote control cars and chargeable too)... freeze and rear fire are now available at the touch of the direction pad.
In conclusion yeah I got say this game sucks...better graphics then in any TM game still fast if not faster and more frenetic, new cars to explore, intuitive controls...it may get tirering after awhile but hey 1 player gamers out there,you could try playing co-op with a friend even split screen local games are hours of fun.
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2.0 out of 5 stars
How the mighty have fallen.
I came into this game with incredibly high hopes, that was my first problem. This game was one of the biggest let downs I've ever had, the campaign is boring, unfair and might I... Read more
Published 14 months ago by TinkerTots
3.0 out of 5 stars
Not Bad
I know my title isn't exactly glowing praise, but it's what the game deserves.
I've played most of the Twisted Metal games, and the new one is pretty faithful. Read more
I've played most of the Twisted Metal games, and the new one is pretty faithful. Read more
Published 15 months ago by Christopher H
1.0 out of 5 stars
In a few words...
The online is simply broken for a lot of people. Game is fun when you manage to get in and stay in, but it takes me about 45 minutes each time to get into one... Read more
Published 15 months ago by DareDareCaro
2.0 out of 5 stars
Worst in the series
The worst game in the series. If you are looking for online only then this may be your game since it appears to be designed for online. Read more
Published 15 months ago by Robotron
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