Twisted Metal 2
Set the world on fire.
Twisted Metal 2 is a game fueled by pure testosterone. The basic idea is to use your car and its onboard weapons to destroy all of the other cars in the race, cruising around such backdrops as Los Angeles, Paris, and Antarctica. Think of Spy Hunter meets demolition derby. You can race or choose to fight in tournament mode, where you don't advance until everyone else is destroyed. There are many cars and drivers to choose from, including some favorites like Mr. Grimm, Warthog, and malevolent ice cream clown Sweet Tooth from Twisted Metal 1. All have an outrageous arsenal of weapons. This is a must-play for anyone who has experienced road rage and wants to get even--virtually. --Allen Stewart Pros: - Wild cars, such as an ice cream truck, motorcycle, bulldozer, Indy car--even a tank
- Diverse weapons such as missiles, napalm, and ricochet bombs
- 2-player game adds the joy of trash-talking
Cons:- No real storyline beyond driving around and blowing things up
- Complex controls
Twisted Metal 2 Accessories
 Twisted Metal
Twisted Metal III
Twisted Metal 4
Twisted Metal: Black
Twisted Metal Small Brawl
Twisted Metal: Head On, Extra Twisted Edition
Twisted Metal: Black
Vigilante 8 - PS1
Sony Playstation Memory Card
Crash Bandicoot 2 - Cortex Strikes Back
Twisted Metal 2 Reviews
The graphics were really good for its time, and the play control, while some will probably argue with me, was always accurate and responsive. Twisted Metal 2 was a HUGE game back in the day. It had many imitators that hardly anyone remembers these days. This is truly a classic game. You can't go wrong with the amount of destruction this game has to offer. Stick with the Twisted Metal series though.
But anyway, I highley recomend this awsome PS1 game (also compatable for PS2 and probly the upcoming PS3). Twisted Metal 2 is one of the best video games ever made. Especially if you are a big fan of things that include hellish monsters explodeing and dieing on a huge trail of molten rock in South Amarica. But sadly, no one relly plays it anymore. Mainly, i would toltoly recomend this game.
Calypso is all in this for entertainment while the characters are in it for something important. It is replayable and you can chose from any vehicle/character and take him through the end of the game and see his ending story. First of all is the gameplay. The graphics can be a little bit choppy at times and many of the obsticals are flat. The co-op mode makes the game especially fun but takes away the story aspect at the end. Introduction:.
Many games have tried to copy this gameplay but none could ever create one like this. There are plenty of weapons to pick up and fire at opponents like the homing missile and fire missile and napalm. The levels are well designed and there are eight of them to battle through. The Game:. All of the characters are unique in an individual way and they each have their own special to terminate enemies. When i bought my playstation i had now clue of any twisted metal games until I played this one. Some of the story lines are not worth playing through the whole game, you just have to be careful who you pick.
Twisted metal is a car compitition almost like demolition derby except with crazy characters and weapons. The competition is held by Calypso and he gets people in search of help to join his competition and if they win through the 8 levels of demolition they get one wish from him. Conclusion:.
Overall the game is excellent and is a must buy even if our deciding to buy it now and you have a ps2. The Good:. This game is one of a kind and has many good points.
I never was able to get my hands on the first one but this one is amazing. Also each vehicle makes their own sound when using there special. The Bad:.
TM 4 is better, seeing as you can access all bosses and play as one of them
And, are still afraid of failing to beat it on the hardest level without their little "new generation" cheat codes.
YEAH,5&5.
They all sucked.
But guess what.
Oh, and, "the graaaaphics are ohhhld.".
My son's friends all laugh at me for still playing it.
This is by far the best game of it's kind Sony birthed yet.
And all the carnage minus prison time.
WHAT WIMPS.
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