If you have ever been a fan of the Twisted Metal series, then getting this game is a no-brainer. It's easily one of the best in the series and gives fans pretty much everything they've wanted out of the series.
Seeing and playing this game makes me absolutely drool over the prospect of Incognito reviving other classics like "Warhawk," "Downhill Domination" and "War of the Monsters" on the PSP.
A colorful cast of characters, a great presentation, exciting shooting action, and support for wireless multiplayer competition over the Internet combine to make this game one of the safest bets you can place when choosing your first PSP games.
Although this may not apply to every PSP owner out there, the WiFi modes, both local and over the internet, are incredibly fun and provide a near endless opportunity for new challenges.
I'm keenly aware that Twisted Metal has "an audience", and I'm not belittling the people who like it. Heck, I remember a time I found it enjoyable belting around loosing off missiles. But it's such a disposable form of entertainment.
el juego es bueno es muy bueno es en realidad la secuela verdadera de twisted metal 2 de la ps1 los graficos son buenos mejora en todos los aspectos pero el control me decepciono pero aun asi no me quitan las ganas de jugarlo llega a ser uno de los mejores juegos de disparos y carreras para el psp
a solid Twisted Metal game that introduces vehicular upgrades in-game after defeating opponents, adding variety to the vehicles and incentivizing survival to achieve dominance. This game also introduces side mini-game missions, optional and accessible through teleportation pads. The mini-games add variety but are not particularly engaging. The gameplay on PSP is nice and simple, but doesn't always feel like classic Twisted Metal, feeling a bit too dumbed down in its approach. While that doesn't effect the competitiveness of multiplayer there is virtually no competition to be had with the AI of the game that is predictable and not too challenging. The frenetic nature of the game is enjoyable enough to overlook that though, but the unoriginal style of the game, seemingly borrowing from Twisted Metal 2 for the most part, with a TM2 heavy roster with exception to Crimson Fury and a couple new vehicles, Cousin Eddy and ATV, who do not add much to the game's personality. The biggest strengths of the game are the maps, which are medium-large sized with plenty of open areas to fight in and destructible objects to interact with. The sound and music are also excellent as well, although the soundtrack still feels a step down in comparison to all the past TM titles. For example, the Paris level is remade and instead of a fun approach to the music it takes a more serious approach. This game feels like a sensitized version of TM2. All the fun edgy dark humor of Twisted Metal is seemingly lost, but it's still a very fun game, and the endings are good too, just not particularly interesting with the whole Marcus Kane=Needles Kane revelation that retconned the characters being separate individuals. There was no need to make Sweet Tooth someone's split personality, he worked better as a purely evil character.
Good on the go, but still not as good to play as some of the ones before it. Sometimes I feel like this one is too easy. I hate when games are too hard, but I don't like when they're too easy either. This is a fun game overall though, and it has better music than the PS2 version.
This was one of the first PSP games I played and I have to say the PSP is not a DS. Besides the fact that I am a huge Nintendo fan and I really just like Sony, the problem with this game is that the controls are not to my liking. Besides that the characters that are not Sweet tooth are just not that interesting at all. The game should be called Sweet Tooth: I'm the best driver ever!!!! This game was very boring and I feel like the game designer tried to hard to make this game edgy and dark. The Graphics look horrible and the music sounds like it is straight out of the Crow. The story is nothing important at all, like who cares about some crazy guys freaking wish! Avoid this game at all cost, also the other games in the series are just as bad.
I'm going to be honest when I review this, Twisted Metal: Head-On isn't anywhere as good as any other Twisted Metal game. The controls are floaty and the graphics are poor when compared to other games on the PSP such as Burnout legends. Burnout legends is the perfect game for me to compare with Twisted metal because of its gameplay. Fast, tense, aggressive, explosions, its a damn good game. Now Head-on is not like that, its slow, way too lose in gameplay, dull and the explosions are somewhat not impressive. This is not a good game, no matter how you serve it.
SummaryComplete with all the fast-paced vehicular combat and destruction that gamers have come to know and love, Twisted Metal: Head-On allows gamers to take destruction anywhere, anytime as they strap themselves into one of 14 lethal machines on wheels, equipped with machine guns, turbo boost and a special attack, unique to each vehicle. Once ...