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Twisted Metal: Head-On
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Overall Critic Score:3.2172
Twisted Metal: Head-On Critic Reviews
For everyone else who has at least one friend with a PSP and a copy of the game, this is a must-own title that will keep you locked in the throes of classic auto-combat until you, your PSP, or you car runs out of gas....read the complete Twisted Metal: Head-On review at Game Chronicles
Get ready to burn rubber and lots of other substances in Twisted Metal: Head-On, a shooter starring a loveable cast of gnarly cars....read the complete Twisted Metal: Head-On review at GameSpot
100% comfortable, and you?ll often be over turning or under turning, which is definitely not good in a game like Head On, where precise control and aim are needed. It may take as long as a good hour or two to get fully used to the controls, which is a sha...read the complete Twisted Metal: Head-On review at VGPub
This has been a common complaint among players, too, so it's not simply a hardware issue on my end. And it's a shame ... playing a handheld game on the Internet is a novel first for most of us, and if Sony can iron out the bugs, this will be one of the g...read the complete Twisted Metal: Head-On review at WHAM! Gaming
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Fans of Twisted Metal will be happy to know that the game lost almost nothing in the transition to the handheld platform, since it looks, feels, and plays just like a console iteration of the classic series....read the complete Twisted Metal: Head-On review at Worth Playing
The only way you shouldn't get Twisted Metal: Head On is if you're deathly afraid of entertainment....read the complete Twisted Metal: Head-On review at Game Over Online
Much like Namco’s Ridge Racer series, it seems that the Twisted Metal series has always gone hand-in-hand with Sony’s various console outings, always there to pave the way and set the trend for things to come. The original Twisted Metal, released in...read the complete Twisted Metal: Head-On review at GamingExcellence
The Twisted Metal Series has been a best seller since the days of the original PlayStation console. Twisted Metal, TM2, and of course Twisted Metal Black Online have all been very popular, and now Sony has brought it over to their PSP....read the complete Twisted Metal: Head-On review at GameShark
Incog and Sony have a long and celebrated past...read the complete Twisted Metal: Head-On review at GameSpy
One of the more downsides to the gameplay is the noticeably long load times. But this does not frustrate players much, as the levels do lasts for quite a while and they offer instant restarts....read the complete Twisted Metal: Head-On review at DarkStation
open ground-floor spaces with rooftops and ramps, creating lots of big-air "Duke boys" action. Head-On's real hook is the wireless online play. I've spent many mornings at a cafe down the street, drinking soap-foam cappuccinos and gnawing on gummy bagels,...read the complete Twisted Metal: Head-On review at Official U.S. Playstation Magazine
It is still pretty stunning to me that I can lay on my couch with a wireless hand-held and play total strangers from across the globe....read the complete Twisted Metal: Head-On review at Armchair Empire
Sweet Tooth and his rivals climb back behind the wheel for this portable version of the violent vehicular combat game. Most similar to the fondly remembered Twisted Metal 2 (and crafted by Incog, home to many of that earlier game's developers), this PSP...read the complete Twisted Metal: Head-On review at AllGame
The Twisted Metal series has had its ups and downs over the years, but it truly hit its stride with the PlayStation 2 release of Twisted Metal: Black. Moving that superb style of play to its new portable powerhouse wasn't without quirks, but by and large...read the complete Twisted Metal: Head-On review at Yahoo! Games
If there's one thing you can say about Head On, it's that it certainly provides you with plenty of game to play....read the complete Twisted Metal: Head-On review at 1UP
A step forward, back in time....read the complete Twisted Metal: Head-On review at IGN
It's the kind of thing you really need to see to believe, and once you do you'll notice that a crowd's formed behind you....read the complete Twisted Metal: Head-On review at Modojo
Big explosions and a pint-sized analog controller make for a fun yet unwieldy racer....read the complete Twisted Metal: Head-On review at GamePro
With tons of replay value and excellent online play, Head-On is highly recommended for all gamers that want to exercise their right to pursue happiness in the form of destruction....read the complete Twisted Metal: Head-On review at Cheat Code Central
The storyline is the same one it has always been and the difficulty is obscene....read the complete Twisted Metal: Head-On review at GamingTrend
Twisted Metal: Head On was a US launch title for PSP back in March of this year, but it’s not until this month that we have seen it released in Europe and Australia. The staggered release was probably caused by the glut of car racing games that has...read the complete Twisted Metal: Head-On review at Future Gamez
When the PSP launched in September there was a noticable absentee from the launch lineup, Twisted Metal Head On, which was a launch title in the US. Driving games have settled in really well with the PSP, and even though the handheld has only been...read the complete Twisted Metal: Head-On review at PALGN AU
Can Sony's new PlayStation Portable, which goes on sale this week, usurp Nintendo's virtual monopoly on mobile...read the complete Twisted Metal: Head-On review at USA Today
The online mode is to be commended, as we got it up and running in a real short space of time, playing through the story mode takes afair while as well. 7...read the complete Twisted Metal: Head-On review at PALGN
The Twisted Metal series has long been regarded as one of the best crash ‘em up derby games available on any system. Although the game didn’t open up the somewhat restricted genre to wider audiences, it did offer enjoyable and addictive gameplay that...read the complete Twisted Metal: Head-On review at Gamer Within
I found the gameplay elements in Head On to get stale, even with the infrastructure gameplay in place....read the complete Twisted Metal: Head-On review at Netjak
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