Ever since its debut on the PlayStation console back in 1995, the Twisted Metal franchise has been one of the most beloved of all of video games. Despite not having a new addition since the 2012 release of Twisted Metal on PlayStation 3, the franchise remains as recognizable as it was more than a quarter-century ago, thanks in part to its unique take on vehicular combat, those over-the-top characters, and demented and oftentimes hilarious story elements
While there has been talk of a Twisted Metal movie with characters like Sweet Tooth, Roadkill, and tournament orchestrator Calypso over the years, the property has kind of spun its wheels in the adaptation department. Well, until now…
