Sony Isn’t Giving Enough Love To Twisted Metal — And It Makes No Sense
<p>So, today, I’m talking about Sony again, and how its ignorance is once again costing its loyal PS5 owners. I’m talking about <em>Twisted Metal</em>.</p>
<p>The series initially got its start back on the PlayStation and became a sure-fire hit, with multiple sequels following as a result. The series reached new heights on the PlayStation 2 with the awesome <em>Twisted Metal Black</em>, a dark and twisted chapter that delivered some of the best vehicular action in the series.</p>
<p>But then, aside from a spirited PS3 sequel (simply named <em>Twisted Metal</em>), the series kind of went dormant. At least, for a while.</p>
<p>Last week, Peacock TV (NBC owned) announced a new <em>Twisted Metal</em> series debuting on July 27th, with Anthony Mackie behind the wheel and the cast also featuring the lovely Stephanie Beatriz, and a devastating combo of Samoa Joe and Will Arnett as Sweet Tooth. (Who, by the way, looks pretty good despite the lack of flaming hair.)</p>
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