There's always the danger, with games that have spent a little bit too long in development, that one of a few things may have happened. Perhaps the world has moved on just that little bit too much by the time you finally release your game.

Thoroughly destructible arenas; Large variety of vehicles and weapons; Nuke is great fun

Controls as complex as ever - steep learning curve; Singleplayer component a frustrating afterthought; Has barely evolved at all

It's been a decade since we've had a new Twisted Metal game, so chances are most players coming into this reboot will be rusty if not altogether new to the series. As such, Twisted Metal does little to lull debutants to its peculiar brand of vehicular combat, but those who persist through its...

Balanced multiplayer; Very deep combat; Awesome bosses; Feels unlike anything else out there today

Clumsy AI; Not enough multiplayer modes

Format: PS3 Unleashed: Out Now Publisher: Sony Computer Entertainment Developer: Eat Sleep Play Players: 1 – 4 (offline), 2 – 16 (online) Site: twistedmetal.com The Twisted Metal series was always a champion of multiplayer experiences that see you and your mates crowded onto a sofa with the shoulder...

One of the best multiplayer experiences on the PS3 makes up for a very short and average single player mode.

With online multiplayer that few will find truly compelling in the modern marketplace, the genuinely well-realised campaign mode forms the most interesting part of this game but is too short-lived to justify the £40 price tag.

U should buy it new - offline gaming is boring, don t have option to buy online codes, i think that online it would be ok..

Bought this for my husband's birthday along with a new 500GB PS3. Loves the game and spent ages on it the first day. Shame his playing skills not as good as the game itself!

If you are a Hardcore Gamer and love the old twisted metal! (Especially World Tour) Then this game is more than just good! Its Amazing. It is seriously Twisted with sweet tooth and his old ways. and all the old cars are back with a set base of characters!

It's been 10 years since we last laid hands on a Twisted Metal title. Now Playstation's longest running franchise is finally back, this time on the PS3.

Creepy live action cutscenes; Massive environments; Cool vehicles; Bonus game Twisted Metal: Black included

Pinball physics; Limited storyline

Being a staple of Sony's impressive list of exclusive titles, it surprised me that it took so long for a Twisted Metal game to hit the PS3.   I dabbled with the Twisted Metal franchise on both the PSone and PS2 back in the day.  The car combat genre has come a long way since its inception.