Each vehicle will host a special move that can be swapped with an alternate fire, changing the gameplay. With the inclusion of choosing any vehicle, the emphasis is more on class-based gameplay than character based. Another aspect stemming from the single-player mode is that online players will be gunning with one of four factions: the Clowns, the Dolls, the Holy Men, and the Skulls.

As previously mentioned, the player can choose any vehicle and start rampaging throughout the level. While there will be a two and four-player split-screen options available, online is is where the bulk of gameplay will take place with up to 16 combatants at once. Hopefully these will be drastically different and not just the same as the previous difficulty’s with another minute tacked on. As an added bonus, each of the three competitors will sport an opening movie and three different ending videos, one per difficulty. While those videos were mostly full of cheese and big hair, these cut scenes are guaranteed to be free of any corny tendencies and hammy acting. PS3 fans of the series might recall seeing these dated story-lines within the bonus features of Twisted Metal: Head On (Extra Twisted Edition). Each will apparently be able to drive any vehicle they desire, just as multiplayer is planned, and the story will be displayed in live-action cut scenes, which was something that was originally attempted but later scrapped from the first Twisted Metal. Grimm as they interact with other fan favorites: The Preacher and Calypso. The story mode is being taken in a wildly different approach this time, instead of showcasing a wide number of characters, the single player campaign will be focused upon either Sweet Tooth, Dollface, or Mr. We’re doing the CBS eight o’clock serial killer.” The setting will feature a familiar look of gritty and war-torn Midtown locales, but with yet another twist that has surprised a great deal of long-time fans of the series involving the Story campaigns. That is not to say that they will be shying away from the dark humor and violence, as Jaffe was quoted to say, “There’s the eight o’clock CBS serial killer, and there’s the HBO serial killer. A notable change, however, is this time Eat Sleep Play is gunning for a T for Teen rating a stark contrast to Black’s M for Mature. Twisted Metal: Black, Revisitedīased upon what David Jaffe and Scott Campbell revealed, this game will heavily be based upon Twisted Metal: Black’s story and universe. Luckily, Eat Sleep Play gave the fans a few things to nibble on during this teaser reveal, from new vehicles to a brand new mode of gameplay and even a hint as to what online multiplayer will feel like.

PS3 will be the new home for this monster, and while the reveal was spectacular and heavy on the theatrics, we all want to know what’s changing and what’s new. Just before the end of Sony’s presentation at E3 2010, they revealed the glorious return of Twisted Metal.

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