Customer Rating:  
Summary: New developer takes over the series
Comment: In 1998 Twisted Metal 3 was released for PS1 the sequel to 1996's Twisted Metal 2 and the original Twisted Metal released in 1995. A new developer 989 Studios took over for SingleTrac who developed the first games in the series. This game uses a entirely new engine built from the ground up since it was a new developer working with the series. I have personally played this game and will say that its garbage and not even worth being mentioned as apart of TM series. The cars control bad plus the graphics look realistic like the first game rather than cartoonish like the second game. Its basically the same as TM2 where you travel around the world to places like Tokyo, London, Area 51, Egypt, Hollywood, just to name a few levels. A few characters from the previous games are in the game like Darkside, Hammerhead, Sweet Tooth, Thumper, Outlaw, Mr, Grim, Specter, Warthog, Minion, as well as new characters. The endings for the characters are really cheesy unlike TM2 which was pretty dark. The game also allows you to hook up a multi-tap to play with four other friends well three but four if you include yourself.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Twisted Metal 3 is a great PS1 game for all
Comment: Twisted Metal 3 is a game I played for a very long time back in the day. It has a great soundtrack, quite a few levels, many characters, and unique enviroments. I deffinately reccomend this game to anyone who plays video games, new or seasoned.
-willh09
Customer Rating:
Summary: I may have Played this game in the PAST
Comment: I think I did. Dunno. Its "Darn" good. TM series are like Destruction Derby to me, but less graphical.
-PabloG.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Classic
Comment: How can anyone not like this game? I don't know about you guys but i still like to play this as weel as twisted metal 2, even though i just got an 360, i will still play this whenever
Customer Rating:
Summary: yay
Comment: great shipping time, product in good condition, it's what I ordered. what more can I ask! I've been wanting a good (not all scratched up) TMIII for a long time. thanks!
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