Twisted Metal 4 Video Review

[@6thsavage]

Ah, the Twisted Medal franchise, the midnight champagne toast of sleepover video games.

[@tonyjuarez6296]

Yes 🥲

[@DerKrazyKrautGaming]

I used this game's death scream as my text notification sound when i was younger...which made me have less friends as a result...

[@sergeiveretennikov3468]

Nice

[@Johnnygrafx]

Despite 4 being from a different developer it's arguably my favorite one. The sheer amount of content is staggering.

[@Ammut6]

I really loved the combat in 4. It felt arcadey but competitive at the same time. Trying to unleash all of your Arsenal while your opponent is frozen was great!

[@doctordeath9336]

Yeah I’ve played TM 1-4, Small Brawl and Black, and I have to say that TM4 was by far my favorite, I personally loved the levels, the soundtrack, the characters, and it was the only TM where you could create cars

[@Ammut6]

@@doctordeath9336 im starting to think that tm4 was catered towards the younger teens during its rain. Hence why theres a decent group of us who prefer it over others. I remember black being too hard. Small brawl brought some new stuff but didnt fully deliver. Tm3 was ok but didnt play well. Tm4 seemed to find that balance! New features. Old characters. Decent controls and physics. And kept the character stories coming. And it had rob zombie when he was huge.

[@cincat8207]

This game had alot of content compared to TM3. Why couldn't TM3 have more bosses that were playable, A more developed and explained story, Memory card saving, More levels, better menu display among other things.

[@eatanotherzio6811]

​@@cincat8207Theres a memory card option press start x5 in the cheat menu

[@TheKillerDonuts]

TM4 isn't bound by trying to be a sequel to a Jaffe game like 3 was. It's 989 doing their own thing, and I think it works. The gameplay is more refined, the maps are diverse and I personally like the soundtrack. Still, the characters and many of the cars are shit, but they're so out there that I don't mind them as much. I much prefer 4 over 3. Neon City's map and soundtrack kinda blew my mind as a kid lol. Great review as always, looking forward to your review of the true sequel to TM2 - Head On.

[@TheSonic497]

Time's Running Out is easily the best song in the game

[@Wolfdragon92584]

If you wanna check out what Twisted Metal 3 would be like, had it been designed by Jaffe and Co, look at Rogue Trip Vacation 2012. That came out around the same time and was made by SingleTrac.

[@sendbobs2509]

I blame a lot of what went wrong with TM4 on a lack of time to get the game made. If I remeber right, 989 had a one year window of time to create, test, and promote/advertise TM4. In my opinion they did good with what they had to work with considering 989 had little to no experience with the car combat genre.

[@nosepicker1999]

@@danieltarczynski6559 I actually thought the car physics in TM4 were better than TM2. At least for the heavier cars like trash man, the vehicles didn't slide around nearly as much and was easier to keep them controlled. TM2 always felt like an ice rink to me and taking damage from hitting walls which resulted from that seemed to add insult to injury.

[@shinji1264]

This... My first tm game was tm2 and 4... Tm2 was real nostalgic, and I used tm4 for multiplayer with my relatives

[@YukitoOnline]

I remember the bug when Crusher and Mr. Slam specials collide...

[@Phutlikka]

This franchise needs an hd anthology re-release. I'd be happy to see these games just tidied up and collected into a box set. Always loved these games as well as Vigilante 8 1&2 and Rogue Trip.

[@tank70g]

Lord Jagi hell YES lol i agree 100%!!!!! I still randomly sing vigilante 2nd offense theme song at random times 🤣🤣

[@chuckiegravesfield3170]

I doubt its ever gonna happen. the demand for this franchise is too small

[@petitos50]

Id be happy if they fix the low fps moments

[@chuckiegravesfield3170]

pubg has a new car combat mode online added to their battle royal. sadly, their game runs much more smoothly than any twisted metal game out their. give them a try. they only have a small number of vehicles and weapons and no story behind any characters. but it's fun for a while..

[@chuckiegravesfield3170]

@Amadeus Eisenberg not impossible if theres a demand for it.

[@alexandersullivan8148]

My favorite twisted metal game

[@Larry]

3 and 4 never came out over here, so I played Vigilante 8 and Rogue Trip instead. I think I got the better option. Did buy them on import though.

[@MXOY99]

Vigilante 8 was INCREDIBLE!

[@ihavetubes]

Wish they made more games like this.

[@bearandthebull2372]

The whole concept of ST being the star of twisted metal and getting annoyed was used as a plot point in head-on.Meaning the whole "Star of twisted metal wish" may be canon in some form(especially since he seems to be able to survive EVERY contest).

[@billtree52]

Game availability was pretty limited for my brother and I growing up, and Twisted Metal 4 was a staple at my house. We loved it. Never had a chance to play any of the others until Black came out. So my memories of 4 are probably better then most people's. Haha

[@brunoe.polack1005]

same here haha

[@alexgeorge501]

0:38 Days turned into months...Months into Years, Desire turned into Envy...and Envy turned into a PLAN.

[@Chaz_Mahoney]

Wow, didn't know the metal music for the beginning intro was "South Central" by One Minute Silence. Yeah who??? Some irish metal band from the 90's. God i'm old. Great video review!!!!

[@OdinPerez]

My first Twisted Metal. Remembering that incredibly moody intro, the laughter, the insanity. It was great. In hindsight i've always found TMIV to be an incredibly underrated release in the franchise. Loved the video, been a while since i've checked you guys. Your content is as great as always, cheers!

[@tropixx_xlr1549]

4 has the most playable characters in the series, that is why I love it a ton.

[@interpol007]

Twisted metal 3 was the first game I ever owned on the ps1 (which I got both on Christmas) 3-4 are my favourite ps1 era twisted metal games. The handling and graphics were way better compared to the previous games

[@coffee0093]

I remember seeing my neighbor playing Twisted Metal 4 and shortly afterwards I got it for Christmas. It was the first Twisted Metal I've ever played (with the next being Black) and I loved TM4, I've put hours upon hours into it. I think the maps are nice and large and fun to explore and I thought (and still do) Warthog had the coolest vehicle in this game. I think most of the vehicles are fun to play through the game with, even the custom ones which I wish returned at some point. I genuinely hated sweet tooth and moon buggy for their specials and I remember beating them required the shield and hyperspace energy things. Great game though, I think it's a shame TM3 and TM4 (hell I even liked Small Brawl) are disregarded by alot of people.

[@Trigiron]

TM3 is iffy as a game, but a miracle considering the new developer had somewhere around 8 months to make it. David Jaffe (one of the original creators and leads on 1, 2, SB, Black, Head On and 2012) even stated as much - he doesn't like it as a game, but respects what 989 was able to do. I would say overall it is the most bland. It borrows a lot from TM2 but slaps on a weirdly realistic-ish physics system that is questionable at best but frustrating at times. The levels are no better. Egypt stands out as something that was unique in the series until Head On and while London is good, TW2 did an urban level better. Los Angeles with all of it's jumps and weird angles showcases how frustrating it can be to control your car and how the level geometry usually doesn't match what you expect to be a solid surface. Washington is a lazy arena. Hanger 18 is a weird, more vertical Washington which doesn't really work well with fixed camera angles, weird physics and a lack of usable weapons. Tokyo is a retread of New York in TM2, but not as fun. Calypso's blimp is a fine idea but a little too small and vertical, not fit for a final boss. TM4 did this much better with the Oil Rig. North Pole is an arena-fied version of Antarctica in TM2. TM4 is a much better game. The team had a bigger budget, more time and as a result were not forced to make TM2-2. It improved upon everything TM3 did and added a whole bunch of new characters, mostly with unique specials aside from returning favorites and duplicates. The levels were much bigger, better designed, all had some cool gimmick and were all fairly unique to the series. I think it's fair to dislike TM3 for it's technical failures. Again, the game is a miracle. But I don't necessarily want to play a miracle. TM4 took the feel of the game in a completely different direction. I personally hate what they did to Sweet Tooth and most of the characters feel like references to more creative works. But the gameplay is solid. So I think it is fair to dislike TM4 for it's story and theme, but it is mostly solid mechanically.

[@ThatCarGuy1983]

Im 36 lol and played it since the first on my ps1 i loved it and then got the sequel world tour and that was amazing plenty of nights in on vs with mates and fatal fury real bout

[@dcagepcutta6488]

TM 2 was the best.

[@pip5528]

Fun fact: Jon St. John voiced Melvin the clown, Zombie Head, and Trash Man in this game.

[@Spectre1406]

wait what he did? damn i thought zombie head is voiced by rob zombie

[@mdrstudios7067]

And the voice of Dreamcast Sonic voiced the pizza rapper.

[@mateus1513]

I agree with you, i loved Twisted Metal 3 back in the day, but a game in this genre that i spent hours and hours was vigilante 8 and it's sequel, it was so realistic. Hope you can review it soon.

[@Buddhakingpen]

I think some of the levels from 4 are some of the best in the series. The city, the highway and the carnival were super memorable to me. Right up there with Paris and Tokyo from t2.

[@laneboy1771]

The soundtrack is the best part! Whenever I look up the track from neon city I get chills and intense nostalgia.

[@Ssengel69]

TM2, TMB, Rogue Trip and Vigilante 8 are just epic. Wish they would bring all this back into the new era.

[@Icantpickaname12]

When sweet tooth never actually talks in this game.

[@DenOndeBoss]

Yeah that annoying little clown spoke instead. I'm actually surprised he didn't mentioned this..!

[@SharonisCarin321]

@@DenOndeBoss he didn't speak in TM2 either

[@SharonisCarin321]

@Infernal 777 It's implied he spoke you don't get a voice. He stayed Silent as Calypso tells us his wish

[@SharonisCarin321]

@Infernal 777 in TM3 David Jaffe hated Sweet Tooth in that so much being only a nutty clown it left a bad taste in his mouth so in TM4 They made him silent again

[@SharonisCarin321]

@Infernal 777 no it just left David jaffe and a bad taste and they tried to rectify it but he still didn't like sweet tooth and four

[@otisthe1410]

Finally! Someone who says they enjoy the game play of TM3. I like TM3, its not as twitchy as 4, and not as clunky as 1&2. I will say that TM4 probably has the most amount of replay ability.

[@yinitialize4930]

Most ppl hate it but for me it has really solid designs and good soundtrack. Even the yelling after an opponent died feels iconic to me. Fire and homing missiles looks cool and real unlike other TW games.

[@shinji1264]

@@yinitialize4930 🔥🔥

[@thelifesampler]

tm4 gameplay totally thrash tm3 gameplay. I felt tm3 mechanics to be basic in tm 4 i could drift and drive like a madman. lore wise tm3 is better of course

[@shinji1264]

@@thelifesampler Tm 2 for lore imo

[@Zombiefin_]

I been waiting for this review for a long time, Thank you so much!

[@loudmusickillsthepain648]

Twisted Metal 2 is the only one that matters.

[@woodensquid560]

I think I found a new favorite channel

[@josemartinez4187]

Twisted Metal 4 was my favorite!

[@JimBuck]

"Vehicles would frequently get stuck in the environments, usually on ledges but other than that, I didn’t encounter any serious issues." - Wow, that example with the Meter Maid is one I hadn't seen before! I wrote the physics, so I'm specifically interested in seeing these weird things. :)

[@martits]

We enjoyed the shit out of TM3. Gameplay is great. The soundtrack is great too at the time. the story just fell out of place though. But the mechanics of the game is great. We had fun playing auger and just suiciding in the blimp with primeval in your Special was hella fun

[@Ammut6]

Kamikaze it! ;)

[@MrDebauch]

the problem we always had with the series after 2... the damage, the ramming, the machine guns... it all went away. The complaint about sweet tooth in this one was the real situation when you ran into almost any character in the first 2 games... except it wasn't cheap with a spider web glue trap weapon.

[@Ryuhza]

Ah, Twisted Metal 4, the one that got me going. Having experienced the rest of the series, I still have a soft spot for this one. I like its carnival/haunted house color palette. I appreciate that the developers tried adding new drivers and weapons to a stable that doesn't change frequently, even if a lot of the new drivers were just kind of annoying. The levels were great, the soundtrack had a few bangers, and the whole game is a little nuts. Could never quite get down with the dour Black after this one, despite its much better technical side. The levels were just so grim and gray/brown. I didn't want anyone to win because they all still lived in suckworld at the end of the day.

[@realPutt-Putt]

I love Small Brawl. 🥺

[@SuperFIFIbros]

Awesome. Going to watch this later. Cant wait for the Head On review as well

[@dksoulstice6040]

I remember playing pizza boy's battle cry over and over as a kid because I thought it was hilarious.... good times. I know a lot of people hate Twisted Metal 4, but this is the game that introduced me to the series so I will always have a soft spot for it. Twisted Metal Black is my favorite in the series, but to be fair, I have not played Twisted Metal 2 yet.

[@PolarisCastillo]

Yikes you're missing out!!

[@Ryuhza]

2 has great story bits, but I find the rest really hard to go back to.

[@RacerC45]

I think why a lot of people considered Twisted Metal 3 and 4 to be bad is because the change of developers from SingleTrac to 989 Studios. I think series creator David Jaffe even said that 989 didn't completely understand the world of Twisted Metal at least to my knowledge.

[@llo9491]

I actually enjoyed all of them still among my favorite franchises of games. The story for 3 and 4 are trash but the game's itself isn't bad, I enjoy them for the mere fact I can play it with map rotation on and not have to leave multiplayer game for main menu and so on. As for favorite game of series I love Minion so I give it to TM2, worst is TMSB but I don't even hate that just the controls at times. And I'm with you on Minion on TM3.

[@Betapvnk]

An old steampunk prequel would be pretty dope

[@Nicktechnoo]

I still think the death scream is the most haunting in twisted metal 4 and my favorite. It's also hilarious that female drivers still have the same male scream lmao

[@tank70g]

I agree with literally everything you said. Even the part about twisted metal 2 being the best one out of all of them. When it comes to twisted metal 4, the only things i went back for was sweet tooth’s OP special, the bedroom map, to make a black or gold sports car with the detonation bomb with the “CRISPY FRIED PUNK” voice😂🤣, and to pop the game shark cheats in and spam Calypso’s special to make the game freeze at the construction level jus for the hell of it😂. Other than that, id still play twisted metal 4. Twisted metal Head-On tried to make a come back to twisted metal 2 but i feel as though it still fell short and i was bored of it within a week unfortunately and i own all twisted metals all the way to the ps2 release of twisted metal black with the lost levels.

[@huntercurry8604]

Favorite childhood game

[@d_dizzie_druck5753]

I liked the idea of Sweettooth overthrowing Calylso as the Twisted Metal king, how Calypso had to compete to get his reign back. Don't like the ring that gives Calypso his powers. the lack of animation for Sweettooth. "T.M. 3 & 4 aren'bad games, they're super rushed bad T.M. games."

[@Demonanimator]

This was the best of them all i always thought. And the Maze was the best example of what an early battle royal was. You also forgot about the secrets in maps like the crane you can actually control to grab players or the ramps and platforms

[@Gamingpastime64]

I mentioned the interactive elements and showed the crane around 11:50. I also said parts of the arenas can be destroyed, revealing pick-ups and/or paths to new areas.

[@miguelmejia4656]

the maze part gave me an intense anticipation and suspense factor before a battle. this was hands down my favorite map of the game.

[@raymcdougal420]

This is my childhood 🤘

[@lordunidas5558]

Actually, this game and twisted metal 2 had more variety in their machine gun layout. Example, Mr Grimm and twisted have tighter machine guns in 2. As twisted metal 4, general warthog had three or four different bullet locations, as microblast basically had one fast firing machine gun. Other cars had this uniqueness but I cannot remember them at the moment

[@wesleyfernande]

To me TM4 was the best of PS1. Better grafics, gameplay, bosses. I played a lot and was very fun.

[@MLPGamer636]

Dang, I thought Small Brawl was alright. It was kind of funny seeing all these dark characters juxtaposed as little kids. I liked 1,2, and 4 but never played 3 or Black. Vigilante 8 2nd Offense was pretty fun too.

[@desertfox738]

I had every Twisted Metal game back in the day, and this one was my favorite. Loved the car selection and really liked that there were 9 boss cars (1 for each level, 2 for the oil rig level) and you could play as all of them.

[@Wolfdragon92584]

I remember getting this pretty much when it came out. The gameplay is an improvement over 3, but the graphics are a bit too dark, and the movies are downright ugly. The level design is where it shines. So many secrets and passages to discover. Having a boss on every single level seems to detract from the tension of their battles, though.

[@trevionsmith3187]

It’s definitely my favorite

[@geoffreygreer8008]

I loved t4 for the bosses on about every level. I grew up on 3 though. Majority was for zombies soundtrack

[@Issac_The_Last_N7]

This was always my favorite Twisted Metal

[@tropixx_xlr1549]

Probably one of my favorite entries of the series, this game has the most playable characters and being able to create your own machine despite the limited options it has was awesome! This installment gets the most overlooked, this is the game which I poured tons of hours onto!

[@eldritch-tailedfeydeer7320]

My favorite endings are the Jones's and Meter Maid's. They're both the funniest to me. To me, TM4 is kinda "So bad it's good," cutscenes-wise. I've never actually played it. I'd like to, someday. Whether through emulation, actual hardware, or some kind of remaster/port.

[@LordClydeofOMAR]

This was actually the first Twisted Metal game I ever played and I've been a fan of the franchise ever since. I do agree however that the characters' backstories in this game are mostly on the stupid side. The first character I picked was Rob Zombie because I was (and still am) a huge fan. The character I ultimately settled on as my favorite however was Calypso because of his special (nothing is more satisfying than blowing up that ridiculously OP Sweet Tooth with a nuke) and the fact that he has hands down the best motivation to be participating in the contest.

[@MrMavJet]

I still thought the music was dope. Ghoulspoon and One Minute Silence are super under rated

[@jerrylewis2661]

In my opinion Twisted Metal 2 and Twisted Metal: Black were the best games out of the series! Whenever I hear the song “Paint it black” it reminds me of Twisted Metal: Black!!! OMG I miss playing that game so much 😭

[@ZRtheHedgehog77]

9:34 My favorite part of hearing about the AI

[@SHADOMEGA7569]

But a young needles kane would be young Markus kane though.... Sweet tooth was never an actual person just a split personality

[@KauriYouTubeAdventure]

SHADOMEGA7569 This happens when David isn’t making the twisted metal games he even said twisted metal 3 and 4 are non cannon but twisted metal 1 and 2 and head on are cannon

[@SHADOMEGA7569]

@@KauriKZbinAdventure i believe david said if 989 studio (which was the fucking address of the studio btw) didnt label them as numbered entries then the games would have been better recieved. But other than that 989 had no idea what the hell they were doing especially with 3s narritive and sweet tooths ending "your wish is to eat all the ice cream and candy you want?" Im sorry but i agree with david they fucked needles up i mean TM1 he wished for a fucking paper bag to show how derranged and psychotic he was and then his wish for tm2 was to live among the insects so he could terrorize and murder those beneath him.. Now his wish was the equivlent of a child taking one look at his design and then saying what his wish would be. Yeah TM3 and 4 perfected the gameplay (for the most part) which is nice but when the storylines of the characters vets are familiar with turn literally into children (not small brawl that was ok as it was on its own)

[@krawnikkruzer1272]

I played the hell out of this game as a kid

[@Shpuld]

Love your channel and the consistent quality and quick upload schedule

[@rcLdrcH]

Nobody ever mentions that twisted metal 3 and 4 included music by the band One Minute Silence (instrumental versions) and in 3 there was also the band Pitchshifter who had alot of great songs as well. I dont think they are mentioned very much at all though. And thats another reason I love 3 almost as much as 2.

[@josecortez5213]

That's why I only have a switch. If there were more original games like this I would buy more systems.

[@ChozoSR388]

Rob Zombie was also the creative producer on Peewee's Playhouse...which actually explains a _lot_ with that show.

[@ChaseMC215]

Wait what now?

[@Scott-M1]

In the UK, we didn't even see TM 3 & 4 (unless you had a chipped PS1) Just 1, 2, black etc. TM 2 and Head On were my favourites. I still have TM for PS3, but couldn't get into it... Worth another go?

[@armind7]

So many memories.I played 1 & 2 when I was a kid but that was it.I had a blast though.Good times!

[@zeroimagination6191]

My first and favorite Twisted Metal Game, except perhaps Twisted Metal Head On, i love it.

[@trevionsmith3187]

I make you shiver when I deliver was always my go to 🤣

[@miguelmejia4656]

ayo

[@ultrairrelevantnobody1862]

Will you ever check out Rogue Trip: Vacation 2012, or the Vigilante 8 duology someday?

[@Gamingpastime64]

Yes

[@squidboigaming1551]

I played all the Twisted Metal games on the PS1 as a kid, and thought I was the only one that actually liked TM4. I thought TM2 was nice, but I preferred TM4's less gritty graphics, and the controls.

[@Deathwish682]

TM4 was the first entry I played. I liked the soundtrack and gameplay. Even as a 5 year old I knew the story sucked though. I remember being creeped out by Sweet Tooth and the haunted house in the carnival. Boy was I in for a surprise when I played Black a few years later lol

[@nn0673]

i loved 3 and 4 because those r the games i grew up with. black was by far the best in series tho

[@Livithen86]

I played these games in the correct order as they first got released growing up and remember enjoying all of them, once three came around i didn't realize new people made it as i was still young so just assumed the art style and gameplay being different was the next evolution and i adapted to the changes of three and four. For example the cars being able to flip around and upside down i assumed was just a new realistic feature added in three to make you be a bit more careful when driving as in real life vehicles can flip and doesn't make sense they would always land back on wheels like one and two, but i played every twisted metal game to my knowledge except head on that's the only one i am aware of i ain't got the chance but i enjoyed all of them and i played TM TM2 TM3 TM4 TMSB TMB TM2012.

[@starwraithspacemarine8605]

I love the create a car feature, in fact if you happen to be a Crimson Furry fan you can in a way bring him back for this game, just go to the create a car feature and select the sports car frame, than apply the red body color, than when you finally get to the special menu select the Laser special and there you have him, that you can enjoy the game pretending you are him.

[@yinitialize4930]

This game was amazing at the time of release, graphics, physic, design and etc were mostly on point. Soundtrack was amazing. Controls and weapon all make sense

[@yinitialize4930]

@Amadeus Eisenberg TW4 itself gave a modern feel that other TWs dont. Although its might be losing at the creative department but the game was very well made and everything was on point. The gameplay style shifted quite a bit thats why its getting so much hate. Honestly 989 did such a well job at making the game looks simple and neat, so players actually understand how to play the game, knowing what to do and thus giving a smoother gameplay. Not something like TW:Black was not able to give at the start.

[@eugenenoble2674]

When it been better if you could have played in the old days of Twisted Metal 4 black and white like the intro show driving old cars that should have been Twisted Metal Small Brawl they was kids but driving real cars in the old days and commit mass murder that should have been Twisted Metal Small Brawl

[@dank2171]

Never was huge fan of 3 but 4 has special spot in my heart. 4 was not as good as 2 or black or ps4 game but def prefer 4 to the original, 3 and small brawl.

[@nates.6464]

Loved the bedroom level as a kid!

[@Solegor]

Thanks for the weighted unbiased opinion. I think it's important that people remember not everyone enjoyed TM 1 and 2 and there are those of us who preferred 3 or 4. For me TM4 was really just better in every way. Apart from clunkiness of TM2 - it was just downright ugly in my opinion and didn't compare to 4 in the visuals or snappiness of gameplay. Arenas while not very original in their themes - are very multi-tiered and pack tonnes of secrets. TM4 was really a split-screen star in our house for at least a year

[@snoozy04]

This was one of my favorite games on the PS1.

[@cruz25617]

Veteran here. Since 95. Played them all. Dislike Black and TM PS3. Used to HATE 3 back in the Days. But it grew on me over time. And I prefer it way more over the more Modernised titles. I am the one who prefers the goofy, cartoony style, over the dark and gritty look. I love 4. But I understand what you mean. The drivers lack a background story. And the bosses don't even have one. It leaves you hanging. 4 isn't for everyone. To me though, it's probably one of my most favorite. I enjoy the gameplay and visuals. 3 used to bore me. It felt stale. And the clunky controls, consistent flipping over of the vehicles, and saturated, grainy look wasn't to my favor. But again, it grew on me. And now I like an appreciate the game. And it is enjoyable. But 4 holds a special place. It's more enjoyable. There's more freedom. I have better control over the vehicles in every sense. Their quicker, easier to play as, the variety of different levels and vehicles, and overall, a better experience. My top favorites are 1, 2, and 4. With 4 being the easiest. 3 can be difficult, but not as hard as 2 and 1. Or, possibly, to others maybe. I am still on the hunt for competition. I can never find anyone to do battle with. And with that, I'm awaiting for some gaming event to debut with some sort of tournament for one of the original four twisted metals. So that I can enter, and shine finally. I need to put these skills to use. If there ever is such a tournament out their someday, I hope to see fellow fans and veterans alike. Bring all your skills, and don't hold back. You'll need it my friends... Edit: I've always thought 4 felt very RC Car like, and wouldn't be surprised if this was the inspiration for Small Brawl. Especially since one of the bosses is an RC Car. Or, a Japanese microvan with a giant laser attached to the roof.

[@Sweetchilliheat18]

I'm down for a match

[@williamlowery6487]

Rob Zombie in a Twisted Metal game; who's next, Pauly Shore?

[@Rorschach97]

4 got me into Twisted Metal, yeah I agree with you on some of the characters and the story isn't great but overall it's very fun to play.

[@ericrivas4106]

I forgot this game had a leprechaun that drove the toy car called microblast and even though most of the new cars weren’t the best, orbital was favorite. Also, Moon Buggy and Sweet Tooth were the reason I raged a lot in this game when I was younger lol

[@barneyDcaller]

I hope someone will make an online co-op game like this.

[@StocktonJustin95]

TM 4 is still my favorite especially the maps all the secret areas you could get to i felt was always amazing.

[@KamenRiderBlackSun]

I feel like I have seen this review yearsss ago

[@Mace2.0]

I liked this game as it's own thing, but not a fan of it as a Twisted Metal game. Also, pausing at 0:08 there's an early title card that the devs left behind. It's just the congratulations message, but with 2 extra lines.

[@jessejive117]

Please no remake of these games. Just a new entry. They could really make this game look and feel incredible. I’d love to see a bomb that freezes everything. Have froze cars have lots of different animations instead of ice blocks. Spiked ice freezing like an actual explosion could look incredible and the detail with destructive set prices could be unreal. Just have twenty very interesting creepy twisted characters with a beautiful art style like twisted 2 had.

[@antuajantuaj6561]

One of the best ps1 game ! My childhood..

[@thomassantos822]

I love the TM franchise but Twisted Metal 4 is the best Twisted Metal game imo, second would be either black and 2, and small brawl 3rd imo. i like that you can hold X too accelerate on TM4, im not a fan of using arrow keys for acceleration in 1,2,3,small brawl and black.. it feels awkward for me, plus i like that you can save progress on TM4. at the time i used to thought TM2 was the best, until i played all the TM games again.

[@kzakulenga5138]

Twisted metal lost did confirm that there are other universes. I wish they couldve built on that

[@Fuuntag]

Do you think if the cutscenes and story was more ala TM1 or TM2 you may have enjoyed this a lot more?

[@verixforgotten1121]

Do you plan on reviewing more car combat games? Like the vigilante series or Cel Damage?

[@Gamingpastime64]

At some point

[@dedcellmmbr6988]

Still the best twisted metal for me even against popular opinion

[@chrisplissken4626]

someone for the love of God pitch this to Netflix XD. .. yeah yeah we got death race ...that doesn't count tho ....I want a twisted metal movie or series

[@Ammut6]

You may be in luck. There is talk about a TM series

[@chrisplissken4626]

@@Ammut6 xD that would be awesome

[@miguelmejia4656]

Jesse link

[@SCHMALLZZZ]

Twisted Metal 4 is the only twisted Metal that Minion actually is a tank. He's an armored car in the first 3 and a 10 wheeler in black.

[@zakzak173]

I use to own them all first one i played was tm small brawl my favorite one is tm2 my least favorites is the original tm an tm3 but in my opinion they all had very good soundtracks

[@greenthumbz2551]

This is the game i played when i was a kid. The best one i think

[@chicanozacatecano]

I love TM4, I've introduced it to my kids and we play it together

[@Darksid3c3]

3-4 were better for me never liked colourfull 2. About musics i love all of them . Gameplay wise 4 and black were the best. 2 was clunky as f