Deze car combat game heeft geen gebrek aan fantasievolle omgevingen, game modes, wapens en vette wagens. Vooral de diepe gameplay, die je urenlang achter je TV gekluisterd kan houden wordt erg gewaardeerd door de schrijver van deze review. Een must-have voor elke PlayStation2 bezitter.
De screenshots zien er wat wazig en lelijk uit, maar waarschijnlijk komt dat door de gebruikte screenshot technieken, aangezien de graphics ook positief beoordeeld worden:With the framerate at 60, the game is just speedy as hellfire. But with crappy animations, bad vehicle design, and cruddy particle systems, it would all be for naught. Luckily, with Twisted Metal: Black, everything is taken care of -- car design, the animations, the particle systems, and the level design. They're all top-notch.
While keeping the framerate high, it's difficult to create a great set of textures that greatly differ from one another. Naturally, not all of the textures in the environments are Egyptian hieroglyphics or painterly Van Goghs, but the highly detailed cars, and the variation of the textures are still quite impre ive for any game. As for the location backgrounds, it appears that the designers knew they had to reduce megabyte size, so the colors are speckled, rusted, and layered to create something out of nothing. The color palette is dark, but its uses variations of dull and dark colors. Nary is there a primary color for the Mario kids. (And hey, I liked Mario.)Bedankt BlaBla voor de tip!