Twisted Metal: Head On: Extra Twisted Edition Screenshots

Developed by Eat, Sleep, Play, a newly formed company founded by David Jaffe, a former creative director for SCEA's Santa Monica Studios; and Scott Campbell, the founder of Incognito Entertainment, a dedicated development studio also under the SCEA Santa Monica Studios banner, Twisted Metal: Head-On: Extra Twisted Edition is set to crash onto the PlayStation2 computer entertainment system in Spring 2008.

Featuring enhanced graphics and key gameplay features from the popular PSP (PlayStationPortable) title, Twisted Metal: Head-On: Extra Twisted Edition features four never before seen "Lost" levels that were built for the never-released Twisted Metal: Black sequel, plus an all-new never before seen Twisted Metal: Head- On level. Additionally, for the first time ever, fans will be able to take "Sweet Tooth" out of his ice cream truck and explore, on foot, an all new level filled with factoids about the Twisted Metal universe straight from the developers. Also, included with the game is an art booklet featuring never released concept art from the franchise.

Twisted Metal: Head-On: Extra Twisted Edition provides all the fast-paced vehicular combat and destruction that fans of the franchise have come to know and love. The latest installment in the multi-million selling franchise provides a variety of gameplay options, as gamers can go head-to-head or compete against the Artificial Intelligence (AI) and deliver the devastation as they strap themselves into one of 14 lethal machines on wheels equipped with machine guns, turbo boosts and special attacks unique to each vehicle.

KEY FEATURES

Twisted Metal: Head-On

• Modes of Play; Story Mode – Drivers choose their vehicle and progress through a series of arenas; Challenge – Drivers choose their vehicle, arena, AI controlled enemies, then go off to battle; Endurance – Drivers take on an endless onslaught of AI controlled opponents until the end; Players – Single-player or 2-player split-screen.
• Vehicles – Choose from different destructive vehicles. Each vehicle is armed with serious firepower, turbo boost and each with a unique devastating specialty attack.
• Vehicles: Roadkill, Shadow, Mr. Grimm, Sweet Tooth, Thumper, Spectre, Twister, Outlaw, Grasshopper, WartHog, Axel.
• Unlockable Vehicles: Mr. Slam, Crimson Fury, Hammerhead, Cousin Eddy, ATV, Dark Tooth, Tower Tooth.
• Environments / Battlegrounds – Unleash mayhem in a variety of different levels, including: Paris, Egypt, Tokyo, and Los Angeles, plus a bonus level, exclusive to the PS2 version.
• Weapons – Players can collect an arsenal of weaponry to deliver explosive attacks on opponent vehicles, including: homing, fire and power missiles, machine gun, ricochet disc, napalm, remote bomb and swarm missiles.
• Upgrade Power-Ups – Players can finish off opponents and collect Upgrade Power-Ups to enhance vehicle and weapon performance.

Twisted Metal: Lost

• Modes of Play: Story Mode – Drivers choose their vehicle and progress through a series of arenas; Challenge – Drivers choose their vehicle, arena, AI controlled enemies, then go off to battle; Endurance – Drivers take on an endless onslaught of AI controlled opponents until the end; Players – Single-player or 2-player split-screen.
• Vehicles – Reminisce with classic characters and vehicles from the Twisted Metal: Black universe, such as Roadkill, Crazy 8, Mr. Grimm, Shadow, Brimstone, Axel, DarkSide, Outlaw, Sweet Tooth, Yellow Jacket, Junkyard Dog, Spectre, Manslaughter, Warthog; and Unlockable Vehicles: 12-pak (NEW), Gold Tooth (NEW).
• Environments / Battlegrounds – 4 exclusive never before played levels from Twisted Metal: Black.

Bonus Content

• "Sweet Tour" – Players can run around as Sweet Tooth and explore a new level on and foot and learn factoids about the Twisted Metal franchise straight from the developers.
• "Twisted Metal: The Dark Past" – Fans will be able to view a video documentary on the
• Twisted Metal franchise.
• "Twisted Metal: The Lost Ending Movies" – Never before seen from the editing room floor, check out the ending movies that never made it into the final version of the original Twisted Metal.