
Years ago I wasn’t sure what to think about the video game Twisted Metal getting a TV show. I do fondly remember playing Twisted Metal 2 a lot. And I mean a lot. It was insanely fun and utterly ridiculous. The concept was fresh, and the storyline was bizarre, with combatants decking out their vehicles with guns and missiles to kill each other to be the last person standing to get a wish granted by Calypso, the man behind Twisted Metal, who apparently has powers to grant wishes — granted, a monkey’s paw situation wasn’t off the table.
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