Advertising Blurbs
Back of Box:
From the creators of Twisted Metal 1 and 2.
Virtually every battleground element is interactive.
Articulated weapons deliver dramatic effects and creative kills.
They say the mind bends and twists in order to deal with the horrors of life...
...sometimes the mind bends so much it snaps in two.
Contributed by Corn Popper (66197) on Nov 08, 2002.
From uk.playstation.com:
When confusion and insanity of this intensity threatens to explode, there's only one way out - Twisted Metal: Black. This game dares you to take part in sinister and frenzied car combat that'll see you entering a world inhabited by serial killers and psychopaths. As you rip through 20 fully interactive, huge 3D battle zones, you'll face your worst nightmares head-on as stunning special effects engulf you in a chilling landscape that is bound to bring out your inner madness. Featuring turbo-charged vehicles, awesome weaponry, grisly violence and macabre mayhem, Twisted Metal Black challenges you to enter the deathmatch. It's do or die time!
Contributed by Grant McLellan (555) on Jan 01, 2002.
From www.us.playstation.com:
Deep within the mind and buried in the soul, lies madness in us all. A descent into darkness reveals the insanity where an unsettling silence looms on the brink of total anarchy. And there's only one way out: TWISTED METAL: BLACK.
The eternally demented car combat series, TWISTED METAL returns in devilishly pure form. Designed and developed by the original TWISTED METAL and TWISTED METAL 2 team, the team often credited with creating and perfecting the 3D car combat genre TWISTED METAL: BLACK catapults players on a deranged journey through a world rife with horror and desolation. TWISTED METAL: BLACK challenges the mind with skill while engaging the heart with terror. Although destruction is at the game's core, mental and physical agility are required for the most creative kills. Take to the wheel of the most articulated, jacked-up vehicles and command the most insane set of rigged-up weapons yet. Rip through foreboding battlegrounds and nightmarish landscapes in a wicked world that is sure to bring out the madness in us all.
Contributed by Grant McLellan (555) on Sep 11, 2001.
