As if this wasn't enough to add replay value to the game, all characters have a different ending, where for better or worse, they wish will be granted.ĭepending on the arena, the map colors may be set to post-apocalyptic terrain or ordinary neighborhoods. Also, each one has an ultimate personalized attack and different statistics that will determine its resistance, handling, speed, and power of its unique weapon. To be victorious, contestants must pilot modified vehicles and destroy each other in different arenas selected by the mysterious organizer.Īs far as gameplay is concerned, all the vehicles are armed with machine guns, but there are other weapons distributed around the arenas. It is run annually by a man named Calypso, who chooses the competitors and offers to grant a wish to the winner. The idea of the entry circulates around a competition called Twisted Metal. This way, with twelve months of development and created together with Warhawk, Twisted Metal came to light on November 5, 1995. After the programmers at the Utah headquarters modified the entry to a pizza delivery simulator, Sony decided to revert the changes to its original concept. The main idea of the Twisted Metal developers was to produce a game that would combine Michael Bay's action movies with Mad Max's combat vehicles. The North American developer that was located in Salta Lake City is also known for the Jet Moto series and WarHawk, although Twisted Metal was its most significant achievement.
A Windows95 version of the game was released in 1996, it was one of the first games using the graphics acceleration provided by NVIDIA chips. Game is emulatable: Yes (as of April 17, 2021).Twisted Metal is a vehicular combat/racing game developed by SingleTrac and published by Sony Computer Entertainment initially for Playstation in 1995.Vehicle handling/mechanics is very finnicky.Very different pre-battle loading screen.Choosing a character brings up a crude pop-up message asking to save the current settings.When viewing the character bios, the music doesn't fade out to let the character monologue be heard so their voices get drowned out by the music that still keeps playing.The order of cycling through the vehicles is different.The vehicle Microblast is named Wind-Up here.Slight differences for the vehicle selection, such as the text and the control functions at the bottom.Options menu has an additional item, "Accept Changes".No indication at the bottom that Triangle goes back in the menus.Background zoomed away, and Load Game is Memory Card instead.
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