Like Twisted Metal: Black before it, this game was one of the most anticipated and celebrated launch games for a Sony system. Twisted Metal: Head On was a short but sweet dose of car carnage for the Sony PSP. Seriously, when was the last time you thought about this series? Do you remember flipping 180-degree turns and firing off perfectly timed rockets into your rivals' windshields? Do you remember freezing enemy cars and then dumping gallon after gallon of napalm on them as if you were God and they were Gomorrah? What about the intricate level designs, with their giant, destructible set pieces and crazy jumps? Do you remember this? How could you have forgotten?Īre you ready, Grasshopper, for this dangerous journey? Oh yeah, did we mention this was all on one disc for 20 dollars? Aside from all of the crazy extras that alone make this game worth buying, the best part of this Extra Twisted package is that, like a haunting ghost-written letter, it reminds you of how awesome Twisted Metal is. Will it be Twisted Metal 3 for the PlayStation 3? Only time, and the Internet, will tell.
For 20 bucks this February 5, you'll be able to purchase a port of Twisted Metal: Head On (originally for the PSP) that contains several "lost" levels from Twisted Metal: Black 2 a lengthy and awesome developer documentary featuring the entire history of the Twisted Metal series as told by David Jaffe, Scott Campbell, and other team members a crazy minigame in which you run through a madhouse as Sweet Tooth while collecting bits of trivia and concept art as well as all of the live-action endings of the original Twisted Metal (which have never been seen before), and finally, with a little unlocking, you'll be able to discover the identity of the next project from this illustrious team. Maybe the story is true, and maybe it's Scooby-Doo, but either way, it's about time our PlayStation 2s played host to another haunting from Twisted Metal. So begin the lost levels from Twisted Metal: Black 2, found in the upcoming collector's cornucopia, Twisted Metal: Head On: Extra Twisted Edition for the Sony PlayStation 2. The note was signed with the names of the six deceased team members." The note pleaded with Sony to allow the public to play the last works of the deceased team members. On March 13th, 2007, two years to the day of the plane crash, a note arrived at the offices of Sony Computer Entertainment. But on March 13, 2005, six key members of the Harbor City team were killed when their plane crashed following a celebratory skiing trip in Colorado. "In 2003, work began on Twisted Metal: Harbor City.
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