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Analytics Analytics. Software Images icon An illustration of two photographs. Images Donate icon An illustration of a heart shape Donate Ellipses icon An illustration of text ellipses. EMBED for wordpress. Want more? Advanced embedding details, examples, and help! Calypso has once again started up the Twisted Metal tournament, and you are invited with this 7th installment. Play as 13 characters new and old, in any battle. There are a variety of weapons at your disposal, including missiles, guns, napalm bombs, remote detonators, and environmental attacks.
They have a lot of variety, are interesting for the most part and are full of secrets. Finally, the new remote weapons are a nice addition to the arsenal.
Everything seems to indicate that this is the best Twisted Metal yet, but unfortunately, that is not the case. So what's the bad news? The game speed varies from extremely fast almost too fast in the one-player game and smooth to choppy and slow. Once in a while, you can get your car stuck against a wall, and it won't become unstuck until you get smacked by an opponent.
Also, some of the levels are way too big, leading to prolonged periods of inactivity while you're trying to locate some machine gun fodder. The genre's getting old on the PS TM 4 is better than last year's game. They fixed the roll-over problem as well as other control issues. The environments are bigger and more interactive as well. You can blow up objects to reveal secret passages and special weapons great fun.
Even so, it's no Rogue Trip. Things that hurt it: Create-a-car is too limited, it takes too much to kill enemies, and vehicles occasionally get hung up in walls glitch. On top of that, multiplayer is a bit boring at times. I don't understand why this game is updated and rehashed every year like it's a sports game.
The first two were fine! I never got into Twisted Metal before, and number four didn't do anything to convince me that I'm missing out. Multiplayer is no fun with any more than two players, and the cars are so small that you can hardly determine what's a weapon and what's a power-up. If you've played Twisted Metal before, this is all-too familiar territory.
Having driven in a real demolition derby, you would think I'd appreciate this a little more. Yes, Twisted Metal 4 has all the tweaks that we screamed about last year, but for me, it's still the same old game.
This series, which goes on its fourth anniversary this year, is becoming seriously stale.
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