Rise And Fall Of Twisted Metal Franchise - Is It Dead? Explained In Detail
The gaming geeks in the 90s will surely remember the legacy of the Twisted Metal franchise. The first Twisted Metal game was developed by SingleTrac and published by Sony in 1995. It was a massive commercial success, striking the right chord with audiences. The game utilized aspects that were popular with the youth, and the concept of vehicular combat was loved by everyone. It sold over 11 million copies and made it to the Greatest hits library of PlayStation. The series spanned nine games that were made for PlayStation, PlayStation 2, PlayStation Portable, and PlayStation 3. It is hailed as one of the best and longest-running PlayStation-exclusive franchises. This game was made for those who had a desire for destruction. The different installments mostly shared a similar theme, where the playable character would have to participate in the eponymous Twisted Metal competition – basically a crazy demolition derby. The contestants would be competing in some uniquely designed vehicles that could shoot missiles and machine guns to destroy the others. The players had to choose a vehicle and the arena where they wanted to play, then they fight it out with the opposing drivers. There were pick-ups scattered throughout the stage, allowing you to utilize the finest of missiles and landmines against the other drivers. You even had repair stations to regenerate your health, and when the health bar ran too low, you lost! The last one standing would win and the grand prize was a reward from the legendary Calypso. This man lives beneath the streets of Los Angeles the whole year and then holds the competition where he grants the winner anything he desires. There is no limit on the price, size, or even the reality which means that the death combat has a lot at stake!
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