Twisted Metal 4

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1999
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Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuA young Sweet Tooth finds himself amazed by the Twisted Metal contest and runs off in its pursuit.A young Sweet Tooth finds himself amazed by the Twisted Metal contest and runs off in its pursuit.A young Sweet Tooth finds himself amazed by the Twisted Metal contest and runs off in its pursuit.

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Linedwell Rainrix
(Synchronisation)

Bill Carey

Ryan Drummond

Conner Nazang
(Synchronisation)

Russel Sabin

General Warthog
(Synchronisation)
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Jon St. John

Melvin
(Synchronisation)
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Matthew Titelbaum

Julius Willis III

Mel McMurrin

Calypso
(Synchronisation)

Lani Minella

Zanita Corbett
(Synchronisation)
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This is the first and the only Twisted Metal (1995) game where Calypso doesn't run this Twisted Metal contest and is a playable character.

Verbindungen
Featured in Playstation Underground: Issue 3.4 (1999)

Soundtracks
Dragula
(Si Non Oscilla, Non Tintinnarr Mix)
(Rob Zombie, Scott Humphrey)
(Remix by Charlie Clouser)
(C) 1998 WB Music Corp. (ASCAP), Demonoid Deluxe Music (ASCAP) & Gimme Back My Publishing (ASCAP) Administering by Bug Music,
Inc. All rights on behalf of Demonoid Deluxe Music (ASCAP) Administered by WB Music Corp. (ASCAP) All rights reserved. Used by permission.
Performed by Rob Zombie
Courtesy of Geffen Records under license from Universal Music Special Markets

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The game that brought back the attitude of the original

"Twisted Metal 3" sucked. Everyone hated it. It got awful reviews, 989 was practically castrated for their poor efforts. In 1999, a year later, they decided to get it right -- and totally kicked a$$. "Twisted Metal 4" is a bad, bad game -- but in a good way. It's got a bad attitude, a loud rock music soundtrack, gnarly explosions, and awesome levels.

It's the best "Twisted Metal" game except for "II" -- the gameplay is addictive and fun, the levels are extremely well designed. On top of that the new vehicles are great and you can even play as Rob Zombie.

Overall I'd rank this as the second-best of the entire series and say that it was definitely a nice sign-off for the "Twisted Metal" series on original Playstation. (Number five is coming out now on PS2, I heard.)