Devil May Cry 4 and Turok may be the big dogs of this week’s release lineup, but in terms of value and content neither can touch Twisted Metal: Head On: Extra Twisted Edition. SCEA has shipped the enhanced, packed-to-the-rim PS2 port today, delivering fast-paced vehicular combat and loads of bonus goodies that are sure to put a smile on any Twisted Metal fan’s face, courtesy of David Jaffe, Scott Campbell and their new Eat Sleep Play dev studio. For a mere 20 bucks, the Extra Twisted Edition offers the same core gameplay of the original Twisted Metal: Head On from the PSP with a whole lotta sweet extra content and features. New levels, 60 fps action, updated graphics, a free code to download the Twisted Metal Symphony soundtrack compilation, an art booklet, behind-the-scenes videos and plenty more. If all that for such a cheap price doesn’t get you excited, you need to get your head checked.
“Twisted Metal: Head On: Extra Twisted Edition returns to its roots and combines the perfect blend of gameplay and bonus content to deliver what I believe is the best Twisted Metal ever,” said Jeff Reese, director, software marketing, SCEA. “A tremendous value at only $19.99, this title also demonstrates our continued commitment to providing new and compelling content to PlayStation 2.”
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