PSN@Home Writes: "Okay so. David Jaffe has been working on a new game for a while and what we know is A: it's not a Twisted Metal Reboot, and B: it has multiple story lines as told in a Gametrailers Bonus Round a long time ago. so using these two key factors what could his game be? a new IP? was he lying about it not being twisted metal to surprise people? well let's take a look at what it can and cannot be."
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when did jaffe explicitly say it wasent twisted metal? iirc, he said he never said it WAS twisted metal, but also never said it WASENT twisted metal, and that if he did do a new twisted metal, he would consider it a reboot
then f!ck whatever it is. I WANT A TWISTED METAL DAMMIT.
That Jaffe guy better hope his next don't fail because if it does, a lot of people and his fans will be piss off, becuse of all that teasing his doing.