flagstaad said:
I think you missed the post when I said the last one I played was Twisted Metal 2 on Playstation. Believe me the controls were easier. By the way sorry to resume your post but I don't like over quoting.
I tried with a few games and I was not able to feel engaged by them and if you add that the plot is one of the strong points of the game even worse. I have 2 questions for you. After you played U2, did you played all the other ones? Will you be able to play only the third one without knowing anything else from the franchise and enjoy it the same? |
| D-Pad Left or Right | direction/steering |
| D-Pad Down | reverse |
| D-Pad Up | accelerate |
| D-Pad | use to perform advanced and combo attacks |
| Select + Down or Up Buttons | change camera view |
| Select + Right Button | rear view mirror |
| Start Button | pause |
| L1/R1 Buttons | toggle between special weapons |
| L2 Button | fires the currently active weapon |
| R2 Button | fires machine guns |
| Square Button | accelerate |
| Triangle Button | turbo |
| Circle Button | brake |
| X + Square Button | execute a tight turn |
- Shoot freeze backwards= l,r,d,l,r,u From: Randy Moore
- Land mines=Right,left,down. From: Lawrence J Lane
- Napalm=Right,left,up.
- From: Lawrence J Lane Shield=up,up,right. From: Lawrence J Lane
- Temporary Invisibility=Right,Down,Left,up. From: Lawrence J Lane
THat's twisted metal 2. Believe me. I've played them all, and I played them back when they were out. The controls have NEVER changed. These controls are actually easier.
