Product Overview of Twisted Metal: Black

Product Description of Twisted Metal: Black

Product Description

Wanton destruction is the name of the game in this return to the classic demolition series. Developed by the creators of the first two TWISTED METAL titles, this version marks a return to the style of play that made the original games so successful. Boasting eight new single-player environments and 10 deathmatch courses, TWISTED METAL BLACK lets you choose from about a dozen combat cars, then enter a Tournament to decide who's the most powerful. Full of classic characters, new faces, great new weapons, and improved AI, this one's been a long time coming.

Customer Reviews of Twisted Metal: Black

Rating : TWISTED METAL BLACK PLAYSTATION 2, February 28, 2009

By Linda A. Brown

THIS ITEM CAME ON TIME AND WAS IN PERFECT CONDITION. MY GRANDSON LOVES IT. THANK YOU. WOULD BUY FROM THIS COMPANY AGAIN! 5*****

Rating : Overrated, September 30, 2008

By A. Stauffer (MO)

I was a huge fan of the original Twisted Metal games, but this one is just ridiculous. A fundamental flaw in the game is the car acceleration rates. One second you have a car in your sights, and the next that car has apparently jumped into warp speed and has disappeared from the screen. The game is impossible to play with this flaw.

Rating : Title, March 31, 2008

By Cement Shoes

Most likely the last good twisted metal you'll ever see. After buying Twisted Metal Head On, I had to go back and buy this to make sure I didn't just enjoy TM when I was a kid, and I was right this ones great, but the new one blows.

Rating : The Blackest of Hate..., March 31, 2008

By Aufreizen (Long Island, New York)

It's been nearly seven years since I first played this game and after playing Twisted Metal: Head On-Extra Twisted Edition I just needed to get this game again.
This game is much darker than previous Twisted Metals' in both appearence and presentation. The characters aren't cartoony and tongue in cheek like in Twisted Metal 2 but they're rather macabre and disturbed. Just about all of them comes from a mental asylum that looks like something out of Batman.
The levels are very dark as well. The game returns to the familar city atmosphere used in Twisted Metal 1 but gives it a paint job of blood and black that makes everything look decayed and dying.
Gameplay is tight as hell and is a major relief after the disaster that was Twisted Metal 3 and 4's "true physics" that Sony thought was a great idea but turned out to be a horror show on wheels.
Familar favorites return: Yellow Jacket, Darkside, Outlaw, Mr. Grimm, Shadow, Axel, Warthog, Sweet Tooth, Minion, Spectre and Roadkill; while new comers Manslaughter, Brimstone, Junkyard Dog and Crazy 8 join the Twisted Metal universe.
This game is a masterpiece from beginning to end and should be in EVERY PS2 owners game collection.

Rating : this game was HARDCORE!!!!!!!!, January 31, 2008

By Visa

Twisted Metal Black was so hardcore that when i first played it (i was about 8) i was afraid of it.But i got older and figured out the it was a realy good game.