Ian Fisher writes: So with all that said and the general direction/tone of the Twisted Metal movie still being a mystery, I thought I would go ahead and try my best to cast actors to portray some of the iconic characters from the series. Compared to my other casting calls, it wasn’t exactly easy pegging down which actors would be best suited to portray characters based on a video game franchise in which the vehicles have usually been the chief characters. Though with a little thinking, both as a Twisted Metal fan and putting my would-be Hollywood exec hat on, I thought I would come up with a list of actors that could very well become a reality if the Twisted Metal flick officially gets off the ground.
Everyone knows Twisted Metal... I mean literally everyone! Whether it is simply a childhood classic for you, or one of the worst, mind-corrupting disgraces to entertainment you can think of, you've at least heard of this iconic title.
Wreck through every opponent like a tank with this list featuring the best vehicular combat games on the PS2.
The WellPlayed crew gathers to pitch an appropriately deranged set of options for the future of Twisted Metal.
All I ask for is a new Twisted Metal that allows flat screen & PSVR2 cross play that also supports a wheel.
Would be heaven.
They need to get the enemy AI balance right. Thats what made 2 the best in the series. Black was abysmal in that dept.
You don't. Do sequels. If you've gotta reboot, might as well do a new IP. God of War is the only game I can say that did a successful reboot
Isn’t the new GoW just a sequel technically?
I personally think they can leverage the roots of the series. The original TM in 1995 took place on Christmas Eve 2005, and it was the 10th contest in history. Why not “reboot” the franchise by making a prequel of sorts showing the origin story of the series and maybe linking all the future games in a brilliant way. Seems like such an obvious idea to leverage old with the new (kind of look how Doom 2016 did with its lore).
