Twisted Metal 2 - 27 Years Later
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ม.ค. 2025
- Twisted Metal 2 released in 1996 for the PlayStation 1. It was the second game in the series. Developed by Singletrac the same studio from the first game, they sought to improve and polish and make perfect everything they felt was lacking in their original effort while adding a ton more content, characters, and environments.
Many consider Twisted Metal 2 to be the pinnacle of car combat, a height no other game has been able to match inside or outside of this franchise. Featuring smooth, deep, and engaging gameplay set in a playful world with darkness lurking just under the surface. How could it not be in consideration for that spot? Even David Jaffe holds this game in high regard.
Well, let's take a look and see if it holds up in the modern day for someone who hasn't spent their childhood with this game and thus has hardly any nostalgia for it?
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As someone who has serious nostalgia goggles for Twisted Metal 2, I truly appreciate your honest criticism for what the game presents at its core. It's a very well-presented game with a decent number of gameplay problems.
You weren't THERE man, you showed up late to the party. You didn't cut your 3D teeth on the low poly sludgefest of TM1 that gave us the first taste of a big open 3D vehicle based worlds before GTA. There was NOTHING like TM1 and we were happy damnit. In 1996, you were HAPPY to have blistering thumbs because we were blown away by the upgrades in presentation, teased by the single trailer on a demo disc we watched over and over. I traded a Virtual Boy for a copy of TM2 I gave to my neighbor for his birthday, just to have a taste. God damn kids. If your balls hadn't dropped by TM1 and 2 were out, you don't know what it is to be blown away.
Yeah, that pretty much sums it up lol.
Closest to TM1 before it was Quarantine
TM1 TM2 and Xcom on ps1 turned us all into men.
@@sneakyking TM1 & 2 did, I never played XCOM. I'll have to substitute that one for Vigilante 8 (1998)
@@wallaceshawn-zk8iw acceptable
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This game scared me as a kid as it went to a level that was brutally hard like Amazon
Easiest comparison of TM2. Think a better version of GTA3's driving controls meets if CTR was an arena shooter on crack
You summed up everything I was trying to do with this video right there 😂
Does anyone remember vigilante 8?
ME! 🖐️
That was my joint
I play tested that game. I got a free copy of nightmare creatures for my efforts.
Yeah I had 2nd Offense. GO TEAM FAST! 😂
As an 8 year old in 1996, i was blown away by TM. When I got TM2 a bit later, it was mind blowing and better in every way. Was my favorite game ever for years, even though i couldn't beat it 😂
I love TM2 but that game is BRUTAL, it’s insane how I can beat TMB which is considered the hardest Twisted Metal game on hard with no deaths, but on TM2 I can lose all my lives on Moscow! 😂
It's a poorly balanced man, don't feel bad. It's either Moscow or Holland that kills you the most.
@@mr.bp-dcbg New York & Antarctica for me were excrutiating the first few times because of the amount of self-inflicted kills from falling off the edge or/and ice shelf collapsing!
Moscow isn't even really a hard level what makes it hard is that the weapons don't respawn so if you don't have ram damage you lose the best way to win is by stocking up on weapons in the LA before you go to Moscow
@mr.bp-dcbg why remind me of Holland! Shit is straight chaos but I love it
Those are the gauntlets. If you can beat Moscow and Holland without dying you truly have reached that next level. This is a game that makes you earn it through great car control and strategy.
I keep getting confused how Amanda Watts is a F1 racer when her car is that of Indycar (or by 1996, CART)
Probably just an oversight on my part. You’re probably right that she drives an Indycar
I just drank out of a plate to prove I could.
Cant wait for this to drop on ps5 in a few days
I have never beated TM2. I always try to not use password but I think this will be my first time using them
TM2 is the very first video game I ever played in my life. It symbolize the meaning of the saying : The more you hate, the more you love.
TM2 forged me to casual free gamer to competative gamer. I have some fond memories of my bro bullying me in this game. He enjoys seeing me rage crying in agony losing on every game. Humilating me in every embarassing way to the point where my grandma finally got mad and tell my bro let me win for once just to shut me up or she'll be turning off our PS1. 😂 From that point on I programmed myself to train hardest I could. Somehow getting better after then I got to enjoy what I dreaded the most.
PS : I miss the time we only need to be in school and play TM2 back home. Invite friends to come over to play after school. Got chips pop some soda as you take turns to battle along with your friends. GOOD TIMES.
Twisted Metal 2, while a solid game I feel like it gets hyped up a bit too much due to nostalgia. I prefer Black and Head on over it just because they simply play better.
Kinda like how Mega Man 2 is outclassed by mega man 4 in almost every way but the nostalgia of 2 is stronger.
The tactics that really help in Twisted Metal is pretty much always staying mobile unless you get a good ambush opportunity.
Not even a brag but i cleared these games with patience on hard mode with zero continues by using hit and run tactics and rear-firing weapons when i was about 6-7 years old.
Playing these games constantly practically gets you into the rythym of them and knowing who you are fighting at any given moment is half the battle.
I will say i just bought Twisted Metal 1/2 on PSN and got absolutely decimated as the controls feel so wonky in the modern era.
I will say though Holland was my favorite location growing up. Constant evasion while sneaking in any attack possible and than booking it out of there was the name of the game.
The two cars i found the best overall to beat the game were Thumper and Warthog with Grasshopper being the most underwhelming and difficult to win with especially on HARD AS THE AI IS EVEN MORE BRUTAL.
The other important part is knowing the codes. Rear fire is a good one, but the ice ball thing and the shields were very important. Especially for beating the boss battles.
@@Mirthful_Midoriyeah the Freeze was essential to getting enough damage to beat it on Hard with 3 lives.
@@Mirthful_Midori I found the jump was excellent against Axel & Thumper.
I do think 2 is fantastic in spite of its many flaws, but it took me years to get gud. Paying extremely intricate attention to how Luis Parson plays the game is how I trained myself.
I would be, however, prepared to walk up to David Jaffe and tell the creator of this series to his face that he's wrong and there's no f---in way at all that 1 is better than Black.
6:32 what's the music being played here? sounds really cool
I think it’s the song “Roadkill” from the Twisted Metal 2012 OST
In terms of creative vision/presentation, TM2 is unmatched by most. Music, cutscenes, atmosphere, etc are fantastic, it is for that reason I find myself willing to grind out such a tediously difficult game.
At the time my mom hated this game because you could run over those 2D sprite people for power ups lmao
I've had kind of the opposite journey as you. Twisted Metal 2 was my very first Twisted Metal game. It was the one that launched me into a rabbit hole from Christmas of 1997, moving forward. Over the next 26 years, I played all of the other games, with one exception which I'll come back to. This was the one that I kept revisiting, because of my love for its presentation and understanding of how it controlled. I was in the boat of TM2 being the best of the best....until two days ago, when I played the Twisted Metal game that I never got around to.
That game was Twisted Metal: Black, which you did a video on that perfectly hits the nail on the head. I've been playing and documenting my first time with Black for the last 48 hours and after spending even that little amount of time with it, I found myself experiencing a dilemma. Everything I loved about TM2 is there, but amplified in Black. It's faster, snappier, more responsive, and my god it's more chaotic. I wish I could experience the first 5 minutes all over again, when I was having a borderline panic attack trying to make sense of what I was tossed into. All of that magic I experienced as a 6 year old with Twisted Metal 2 came rushing back ten fold into my now 32 year old brain when I played Black for the first time.
What I'm getting at is this. I still like Twisted Metal 2, it's an iconic and memorable game in the series. However... I now understand Twisted Metal: Black to be simply THAT game I see when I think of the best things about Twisted Metal. Having experienced 2 as a kid, then Black as an adult many years later has made it very hard for me to come back to 2. I dare say that I can't, knowing there's a much better option available for me to experience.
Big brain idea here. They should do a remake where they change nothing but the graphics. Everything else had already peaked…. Maybe add 2 cars for fun
Great video! 👍🏻
Anotha one!
Winters!
I respect your criticisms about this game, but this is how I feel about Black.
No Cody we’re supposed to be beefing. We can’t “respect” each other’s opinion! We have to say mean things!
@@dessadoo Well in that case you are wrong about TM2. How dare you criticize the best game of all time!
Easy there fellas... 😉
😂 Great narration, my guy.
I'm bracing myself for the hate that I will get from saying this but 3 was my favorite. Hear me out first! It was my intro to the series and it was a massive part of my memory as a child playing this with my best friend almost every weekend. When I tried the older games I was just flat out bad at them and I honestly found myself wanting to like them more than I actually did.
I grew up w 3 first also but 1 & 2 r way better in my opinion
3 gets a lot of unfair hate. It has stupid characters and story, but it does gameplay and AI a lot better, imo, while having much better graphics. It is the first one that truly feels like a car combat free for all arena, instead a 1xall bouncing hovers combat against cheating oponents.
And that is coming from someone who played 2 first.
Twisted Metal 2 is my favorite game in the series...probably because I'm old and "I was there 3000 years ago" lol....But Twisted Metal Black is a better game...I'm not too prideful to admit that fact.
Excellent video.
I love TM2 and yes, I rate it above Tm:Black. But I do understand your frustration. This game is challenging. The AI does not play fair. Best advice I can give is look places to lay low and let them come to you. Pick them off one by one. Like what you did on New York by the pool.
I got this game Christmas 1996 and it was all me and my older brother played for 6 months straight. Between the two of us we thought of pretty much everything. But it certainly was not easy. I took more than my share of game overs trying to figure out the game.
got me to subscribe with the threat of losing my cups
Just bought this for ps5... with the exception of struggling to find the review mirror without a select button......
This game is exactly the opposite of the difficult level you have explained.
Medium or hard level.. arent replay of the level more than 3 times at best.. controls are awkward at first, but with finesse of the tirbo and the hand brake.. maneuvers are actually pretty easy.
However.... your opinion is your opinion.. and you are entitled to it.. and absolutely without a doubt... i 💯% disagree with your video...
Thank for the laughs.. and the knowledge of one of the greatest ps1 games being available for the ps5...
20:30 You said a Rhyme and didn't even give a 3rd word to end with bate and Fate? You could have said "rooftop, mate" or something like it
My bad 😅
The one thing that makes the first one and the second one probably very hard even though David Jaffe along with Scott Campbell and the rest of the people at singletrack at the time when they made these games was probably the fact that all the AI combattons focus on you they don't really battle themselves. And I've noticed that through gameplay and recently another TH-camr who has reviewed these classic games that you are the glue that holds it together. If you hide in a spot where the AI can't find you in anyway they will just drive around aimlessly and occasionally get ahead on the other AI computer-controlled opponent. But in all honesty it is still a great game and the best of the franchise and my opinion because Twisted Metal 2 is tied with Twisted Metal black. But that's probably the main reason why this game is so damn difficult..
And why lots of people decided to put in that God mode cheat code so many damn times.
Just curious to know where are these spots that they can't find you? My experience of the game (20+ years ago) was that they will eventually track you down, no matter where you're hiding!
@@mikespearwood3914 I don't know which ones they are I've never found them but even if I don't have the cheat code in my tactic is the old-fashioned run like hell and make your moves on the go and pick up help when you see them
Played black recently and I never saw other drivers take damage unless I did it. I think it's just a twisted metal thing. Tm2 is my favorite with no nostalgia as I'm 23
Twisted 2 used to be tied with Black for my favorite twisted game i used to play tf outta of it as a kid but replaying it recently on ps5 this games controls has not aged well
Before getting past the control of Twisted Metal 1 and 2... I ALREADY know my favourite is wrong just by fan consensus.
Twisted Metal 3.
I've dug the ditches, burned the witches, and slammed this back to my memory.
Right there with you bud
I got a PS1 and twisted Metal 3 in 98 and got TM2 sometime afterward so according to the fanbase I should love TM 2 way more but 3 and 4 have always been more fun to me. Especially cuz I had a multitap and 3 other people to play with. Black>3>4>2>1
My only nostalgiafor this game is my brother putting in the Minion code and letting me go apeshit. So when i downloaded it off of PS+ i feared the worst. It was rough. But in the end i had my fun. Rewind and save states were a godsend, let me tell you.
Also got a good laugh out of Mr. Slamm grabbing me right as his chunk of antarctica fell into the ocean, dragging me to the grave with him.
I kinda have mixed opinions about the "this game is too hard" thing I see lobbed at TM2. Maybe my perspective is warps from playing fighting games, but I generally expect that learning controls/handling and inputs will take some time before becoming actually good at the game. I played this game a ton at a kid this one and 4, I jumped back and forth between them both as I liked different things about each (and the Vigilante 8 games too). I can understand the initial frustrations of "how do I do stuff" but that's just part of the journey in some games. BUT, the one thing I always disliked about the TM games, is that the AI does in fact cheat, and overtly. They have infinity weapons (and all of them at all times) and infinity power meter for special inputs, so they can just do stuff in long chains that you cant. Part of me gets that maybe they wanted to not have the cars seek out the pick ups to leave them for the player, but a limiter on these things would have been nice. I've had Mr Slam on many occasions 100% me in a freeze loop a few times in memory, and that's just bluntly unfair. Not even coming to slam me, just sitting there at a distance shooting a freeze missle every 3 seconds, which is impossible for the player to do.
There is however input commands you can input during the game to also give yourself the AI infinity weapons, (and homing napalms if you wanna be nasty), or super machine guns, which I would use on and off when I felt like just kinda sandboxing and messing around. But the base game was still a lot of fun and I got good enough over time to straight through the game on Hard with no cheats. I just think this game kinda has that fighting game feel of it taking time to full grasp the handling and gimmicks. I still had a ton of fun with these games and the itch to play them again after all these years is kinda coming back.
I think the usual input for most of the cheats was the same U D D L R R L D U while holing certain or multiple shoulder buttons. Homing napalms has it's own unique input which I don't fully remember.
I literally just played this game for a couple hours and my biggest complaint is that the opponents just spam their special weapons non stop. It’s a difficult game but not impossible
The same announcer for bo2
Awwww shiiit, here we go again.
TM1 was the reason I bought a playstation 1, TM2 made me a god among my friends. When you lost you passed the controller to someone else . . . I never passed the controller ever . . .
I guess my question will be, did you first play it back then, when it hit shelves?
Are you at least in your mid 30's or older, and started playing with the Atari 2600?
I ask this because you have to be a little old to really understand what the game was at the time.
You could absolutely dominate this games entire existence now, and completely have it mastered. If your childhood started around the early 2000's, you didn't exist in that era of gaming to comprehend the nostalgia that is TM2.
You probably started off with the newer titles, then coming back to the older stuff, it doesn't "hit right" for you.
It's true. If you started with more modernized games, going back to the retro junk feels obsolete and ehh.
This will never go away. Your mind is forever programmed like this. And you'll never be able to relate with everyone else.
That's just what it is.
You're not stupid, or slow or anything. You're obviously educated beyond even me. I understand twisted metal by heart an soul. But I'll never be able to create a video, and have it so well articulated as you put it. Due to my own limitations educationally.
But what i do comprehend, is that you aren't dumb. It's your opinion. And I would even agree with you about the slippery, slidey physics, frustrating command inputs that don't respond too well, (or are delayed), and it's difficulty being somewhat a tad bit too hard.
I did a break down about this on the comments in various TM video's. Long before this recent TM craze blew up. I'm talking more then 15 year's here repetitively just me all over comment sections.
I've been around a really long time. I've seen TM grow from the very first game, into 2012.
I have my own opinions. I've remained loyal to the game and annoyed everyone of my past friend's about the franchise. I've discovered shit nobody knew about, long before TH-cam even existed. I've been in the shadows this whole time just chilling, watching, waiting, and judging...
Believe me man, you're just one of the many who has a preference. Not everyone is going to like 2, and that's okay. You're not alone in that.
Just like me, i dislike TM Blacks gameplay, and i know other's (albeit rarely), do agree with me as well. Me and you are a part of a small minute group of people who dislike two of the franchises biggest, favorited title's. You with 2, and me with Black. Opposite ends of the coins here, but similar viewpoints in an odd twist of fate.
All that matters is we're part of the fan base.
Now, it's too late for me. My preferences are the original four titles. The modern stuff is alright, just not for me. 🤷
That's where i'll be.
You can find me somewhere in Assault on Cyburbia. River Park Rumble. Freeway Free for All. L.A. New York. Hong Kong. Tokyo. London. Neon City. Road Rage. Minions Maze. Or Sweet Tooths Carnival.
My personal favorite levels. Again, funnily enough, the very ones hated by you lol.
Which would make us polar opposites.
I won't be too hard to find.
I'll probably be using big, slow vehicles.
You may or may not hear me at a distance.
Come at me. 🔫
The first Twisted Metal game I played was the 1st game and I personally don't really like the classic Twisted Metal games as much as other video games that feature guns on cars
Best comment ever 😅❤️
You summed it up perfectly! I grew up with the PS2 and am only a tourist when it comes to the PS1 games. There’s definitely a much higher hurdle for me to clear to enjoy those older TM games.
I would honestly say this is the greatest youtube comment of all time...bar none.
I understand where you coming from, however when I played the ratchet & clank games on the PS2 back in the day, I never gotten around to play up your arsenal up until the early 2010s ( by the way I did play them in order ) which people claim it to be the best game of the original trilogy if not the best in the series. But I find myself to keep falling asleep everytime I try playing it of how repetitive it is, Lacks of platforming and among other stuff I have issues with. I just want to give an example on that part but yeah, even if I did play twisted metal 2 when it was new at the time, I can easily tell something is off and not having as much fun compare to the other sequels, don't get me wrong it's still a good game and I can see the impact on the vehicular combat genre.
Does Twisted Metal 2 control well by todays standards? No. But they really should still make an HD remake if they refuse to give us any new games in the series.
I would definitely be interested in a THPS 1+2 remake style thing for TM
I would actually prefer a TM ramake/remaster over a new game
Twisted Metal 2 is the game that made me want a PS1
Twisted Metal 2 and Rogue Trip are awesome.
Because of how bad TM2's physics are, I like to imagine that, whenever you're turning in place, thebdevs would've put the camera spin sound effect from Mario 64
Twisted Metal 2 has definitely not aged well but I feel like it's become polar opposite now where everybody tries to make out like it's terrible now. Like people make out like everyone says it's free of faults and I've never heard anybody describe it as perfect because it's far from it. Compared to the ps2 era games it's far worse. But when comparing it to the other ps1 era games I feel like there is no argument 2 is the best one. Maybe there were a couple of things the others did better, but 3 & 4 did nowhere near enough right to justify the rest of the game being as awful as they are. All the games have huge flaws but I still don't see how 3 or 4 could be viewed as better than 2.
That’s fair. I do tend to have more fun with TM3 and 4, but that’s more to do with them being more forgiving than TM2. The depth and complexity to the gameplay is something I can’t take away from TM2. Just takes time to learn it, but the process of learning is BRUTAL
@@dessadooyeah and to be fair, I do not sit down and try to get through the games the way you absolute legends have been here lately so opinions are drastically different from perspective. TM2 is absolutely the most brutal. And is easily on the plain of too hard. Minion is basically a code for easy mode but you go in there just swinging for the fences you can still end up getting rocked even using him. But I just don't enjoy 3 & 4 for more than a couple stages and I dislike most of the characters in 4 so that makes it worse. It plays better than 3 but the cast sucks so it's a toss up like which do you wanna give up?
Have you played wwe crush hour its twisted metal like
No I haven’t, but I’ve seen other TH-camrs who have.
Weirdly enough I think I put the most hours into TM2, TM4, and Small Brawl because I got an xbox next instead of ps2 or ps3.
I hope someone told you that you could play as Minion in TM2. It was the only way my 8 year old could've beaten the game. You don't fight a boss on the lava level if you play as Minion. I don't remember the codes to unlock Minion or Sweet Tooth in the character select. The locations for the codes are in New York off the side of the buildings and the other is the Honk Kong one in the subway on top the trains.
But I'm betting someone already told you that.
Oh yeah I know all about Minion. You’re right, it’s the code on Hong Kong. The one on New York is for Sweet Tooth!
Holland is the most frustrating level second to movie theater from black.
Well I’m excited I can finally play tm2 and tm for the first time via the ps4
I never liked the feel of TM2, I think however that's because I cut my teeth on TM4 as a kid and didn't go to 2 until I was a teenager. I had PTSD flashbacks to trying to chase down outlaw and getting spiked from the side by Mr. Slam. I should check the series out again, do some reviews. Awesome video dude.
Deer tm cominity
Tm isn't fighting games with cars
ISN'T!
Saying that advice on futhure
It's good to utilize some strategies from moderm tms...like insta turn with driving backward and shooting chaser
Differences between moderm tms and this ones are that there you have some resamblance to driving car insteed of glorryfied mechwarior with is tm black
All you need is to get use to ps1 controls...saying that i won't be syprised for anyone screaming for remake in head on fassion
Also i agree that i don't understand phylosophy behind caloing this empty field greates level...drive in movie is much more fun science more complex, climatic and dynamic:)
But there is one and best twisted metal and it's tm head on...why?
Because mr Grim throws special and napalm Barrel out of hand...ho cool is that!?
I wish for him making it with rockets as well:D
TM2 was a product of its time and its reputation is due to its relative performance versus all TM games before TM Black. Every TM game before TM Black was seen as inferior to TM2 and fans wanted the franchise to return to TM2 levels. When it arguably got back to that level with Black, it was controversial, because Black was so much faster that TM2 fans often rejected it after a couple hours. But new TM fans sprouted out of just TM Black that never had a taste for the older TM games. And I think that’s why there’s this big divide between TM fans now. That being said, TM 2012 was the best.
Twisted Metal 2. Maybe thee first game I’ve ever played at the time. It was a super rad game. The games easier if you know the commands. Try beating this game without freeze or shield….shit good luck lol
There's literally nothing bad to say about this game. By far the best twisted metal game and one of the absolute best ps1 games!!
I can say, I only buy a PS becouse a new TM, but they can make this game to PC too.
A PC port of all the games would be great
I grew up with 2, I have a lot of fond memories of playing multiplayer with my dad as a kid. That being said, revisiting it does reveal that its very rough around the edges in that way only an early PS1 game can be. Black and Head On are way better in terms of mechanics and balance. Hell, even Small brawl controlled better. That being said, its still one of my favorites due to nostalgia.
I'm glad to see this game getting the turds it deserves for the way it punished us for trying (and I DO MEAN "TRYING") to enjoy The one game in the franchise that gets the most glaze. This game sucks at reading inputs, the cars handle like boats on ice, And certain special weapons are completely useless because of the shield like Mr. Slam and grasshopper. Ever since I mastered the input timing for the meter. Mr. Slam never seems to hurt me lol. Another thing, is it me or does twisted Metal? 2. Have the strongest machine guns in the franchise?
I dont wanna tell you how to do your job but if you make a full twisted metal lore video it would get alot of views.
congrats on 2k! This game is slightly overrated due to the fact that it's unreasonably difficult, I'd put it in the A tier of a TM tier list, 3rd to Head On and Black.
Thank you! 😄 this game continues to crush my soul, but it’s still better than TM1 imo
The fact that the controls are terrible, the special command inputs don't read often and the fact that it is difficult beyond belief that's already been established. I can't see it to be at my top best car Kombat game, however I do see the influence and legacy of the genre.
No don’t take my cups
There’s a little button that says “subscribe” that will keep your cups safe
@@dessadoo I pressed it
I think there is an easy mode based on the car you pick. Warthog and Axel I think are the easy modes as they can take a lot of damage and ram damage is kind of overpowered. Cars like Twister and grasshopper are the true hard modes. I think if you want to have an easier time with the game, try the easier cars.
Yeah, found Warthog was the one I could actually defeat the game. Had trouble with using every other combatant.
i have loved Twisted Metal since i was a kid, my first game was 3....i played it when it came out and loved it, never got to play 4 but played Black and Head On when they both came out and still love those 3 to this day, never got to play the first 2 games until..well just last month actually....the first 2 games just play so awful, the controls are just really really bad compared to the rest of the series, i even enjoyed 4 more than 1 and 2 (though i didnt finish 4 either because fuck that maze level)
I remember buying tm2 and 3 along with a couple of ps1 games at a GameStop when they were clearance. I asked the guy if this was same game since both tm2 and 3 has sweet tooth in the front of the disc and he said yes. 🤦 This was actually the last tm i got from getting 4 first to getting 2 last.
2012 its the Best of All series for me..
I have just a one question: Why people like Black? is too fast - No realistic vehicle physics. I can't believe that Black about the Vehicles..
I think those (not all) who say its the best also (including me) used cheats
Over 2 hours I was 8 when this game came out and would beat in less than 1 hour
Skill diff
Its still way easier and fairer than TMB
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Black is the best and everyone who says otherwise is coping.
Please tell me this is a joke video.
These are my actual thoughts, but I’m not deadly serious about TM2.
It’s just a journey of my time playing through the game with Thumper.
Can’t play twisted 2 huh ? Sounds like a skill issue
Pretty much 😅
Me: drinking from a plate.
Id rather play tm4 than tm2. I try and try and try, but tm2 is the same as everyrhing else, meamwhile 3 and 4 have better soundtracks
Why do you always stick with one character in these things?
These “Years Later” are basically just playthroughs where I narrate the experience and try to throw in whatever info I can.
Not quite “review” not quite “let’s play” just documenting my experience playing the game.
Or also did you try the other control confirmations. After awhile I would use run n gun or another.
Thr advanced moves do suck but you don I put like a fighting game it's literal right down left segments . Also I didnt hear you mention the turbo bar is also beholden to those advanced moves.
I hope you don't make fun of Twisted Metal 2, it doesn't deserve it. Any flaws it has can't be mentioned because it was released in 1996 so that means it is protected from all criticisms. 😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠
My apologies, sir. Please don’t swallow me whole with your neck beard.
@@dessadooOL I believe that he is joking kind gentlemen, if you haven't already feel free to check out his videos on the twisted metal series especially part 2. By the way man awesome video of the game.
@@jeremybriggs6951 oh yeah lol we’re just poking fun! Kong and I are among the group of content creators running the TMF Discord 😅
@@dessadoo LOL right I should have known
@@dessadooYou have to luv this game, you have to!! 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😰😰😰😰😰😰😰