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Twisted Metal: Head-On
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Overall Critic Score:3.2172
Twisted Metal: Head-On Critic Reviews
If you have ever been a fan of the Twisted Metal series, then getting this game is a no-brainer. It's easily one of the best in the series and gives fans pretty much everything they've wanted out of the series....read the complete Twisted Metal: Head-On review at Into Liquid Sky
Twisted Metal: Head-On is the latest (and most handheld) version of Sony’s heavy hitting series. But how does the PSP version of the game stack up to its predecessors? Does this mini-metal hold the same punch as its bigger scale...read the complete Twisted Metal: Head-On review at Game Vortex
a long lifespan for the game. Overall: 9.0Wipeout Pure is the number-one reason to buy a PSP. On March 24th, Twisted Metal: Head-On will be number two....read the complete Twisted Metal: Head-On review at GameZone
We’ve all heard of Twisted Metal. Dating back to the PSone days, many gamers had a chance to get their first experience of the Twisted Metal series thanks to developer SingleTrac. The developer started the Twisted Metal series and developed it until...read the complete Twisted Metal: Head-On review at Gaming Horizon
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It doesn’t deviate far from the typical formula. It doesn’t really need to. With tight controls, impressive graphics, a multitude of arenas and vehicles, and online play, this game is easily recommendable....read the complete Twisted Metal: Head-On review at PGNx Media
Great graphics, solid and familiar TM game play, and Wi-Fi online. How can you ask for more than that? It's goold old fashioned mayhem at it's...read the complete Twisted Metal: Head-On review at Next Level Gaming
Some of my fondest memories of the PSX are of the Twisted Metal series. The original was the very first game I picked up for the system, and it was a blast. Singletrac created a game with a unique sense of humor, great characters, and a strict "blow up...read the complete Twisted Metal: Head-On review at Lawrence
Over the years, many people became overly addicted to the Twisted Metal franchise, including myself. I can recall an entire summer spent with my friend battling each other in Twisted Metal 2’s multiplayer. However, the series nearly slipped off the...read the complete Twisted Metal: Head-On review at Gamerz-Edge
Twisted Metal is one of Sony’s hottest licenses and always a big seller for the console giant. While there were some rough spots in the series’ past (namely Twisted Metal 3 and 4), there have been plenty of great games bearing the name Twisted Metal....read the complete Twisted Metal: Head-On review at PSP Advanced
I have many a fond memory from yesteryear huddled around the TV at 2 in the morning with my friend Paul laying waste to one another in a little game known as Twisted Metal. The original game spawned the sub-genre of vehicular combat and gave birth to...read the complete Twisted Metal: Head-On review at Gamers Wanted
The game takes the thrilling aspects of the finest title in the lineup, "Twisted Metal 2," shrinks it down onto the portable screen and adds some fantastic multiplayer modes to boot....read the complete Twisted Metal: Head-On review at Gaming Target
It'll keep you entertained for hours and hours, and the multiplayer capabilities truly are an absolute blast. Head-On is completely faithful to the Twisted Metal namesake and does pretty much everything right....read the complete Twisted Metal: Head-On review at PSX Extreme
Twisted Metal Head On marks the long-running car combat series' debut on the PSP. It's slightly smaller in scale and streamlined in approach, but it definitely feels and plays like a Twisted Metal game should. It has similar controls and the same winning...read the complete Twisted Metal: Head-On review at The Laser
The single-player component is fairly thin, and if you don't have access to a wireless internet connection, you're missing a significant part of the game. Still, it's truly unlike anything you’ve ever played before on a handheld, even if it's just like...read the complete Twisted Metal: Head-On review at Game Revolution
Although this may not apply to every PSP owner out there, the WiFi modes, both local and over the internet, are incredibly fun and provide a near endless opportunity for new challenges....read the complete Twisted Metal: Head-On review at Gaming Age
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