Grubb further mentioned that franchise creator David Jaffe is not involved in the new game, which corroborates an earlier report where Jaffe said Sony hadn't contacted him about a Twisted Metal sequel. It seems that Twisted Metal is still in early development, which likely means that the TV show is also some ways off. Sony is bringing back its Twisted Metal franchise, but this time it’s going to be a TV show, not a video game. This action and racing / driving game is now abandonware and is set in a fantasy, christmas, vehicular combat simulator, automobile and combat vehicules. He added, 'I think there’s a thought inside of Sony that, ‘hey, we make movies, why aren’t we capitalizing on that?’” By Mitchell Clark Feb 22, 2021, 5:10pm EST. In 1996, Sony Music Entertainment (Japan), Inc. Related: Twisted Metal Deserves To Make Another Appearance On PlayStationĭiscussing the coming Twisted Metal TV series, Grubb compared it to the Marvel Cinematic Universe and how Marvel lines up games to arrive alongside its movies. “I think Twisted Metal is in the works but it may still be a ways off, so I think we’re early,” said Grubb, adding that Sony is 'broadening' its strategy when it comes to game releases. GamesBeat's Jeff Grubb recently went on the Giant Bomb video show to reveal what he knew about a new Twisted Metal game.

Twisted Metal: Black is the Playstation 2 chapter of a series of car combat games, created by Incog Inc. There's still no word on when the show will hit streaming platforms, but when it does, it might come alongside a brand new Twisted Metal game. Twisted Metal Black 2: Harbor City PS2 Cancelled. Deadpool and Zombieland writers Rhett Reese and Paul Wernick are penning the screenplay, while Cobra Kai's Michael Jonathan Smith will executive produce. We already know that there's a Twisted Metal TV series in the works with PlayStation Productions.

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