Rumor: David Jaffe's next game will feature cars

Wow... you only played the first? It was good, but it pales in comparison to TM2. And Black is fantastic as well. I'm surprised you didn't stick with the series if you enjoyed the first one so much. Hell, you could have been playing Twisted Metal co-op with your brothers in TM2 and Black.

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wait wait wait. Aggie CEO? Please don't say you went to (or support) Texas A&M University. I was hoping you'd be a cool dude.................... :)

those may be the most popular aggies...

but not the School I went to...

I went to North Carolina Agricultural & Technical State University(NC A&T SU)

AGGIE PRIDE!!!!!

So you eat your boogers and don't know how to drive stick?

Particularly on level 3.

Ohh man boss is coming in!!

pew pew pew pew!

lol


I am the Prius of War!!!!

Prius of War? So what... its a stealth game?

they did. read the article

inb4 people try to correct my grammar and punctuation.

I hate those damn stickers too. Jaffe FTW!

NO, FFFFFFUUUUUU

After looking at your profile, I think you might be the biggest crybaby in the industry. All but 1 of your posts is complaining about something or saying how much it sucks.

I like to curse...shit shit fuck shitty fucking shit fuckity fuck.

Fuckery shitty bitch ass kunt muncher Barbara Streisand......

If all your post were to have sound this is what they would sound like.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qS7nqwGt4-I&feature=related

It only got mediocre review, but IMO it was underrated. I remember some of the reviews complaining about the controls, but they seemed near perfect to me. There was a nice feel of momentum like you would expect underwater, but the game still maintained a highly arcade nature. When you first start out it is easy to get disoriented since you can turn upside down and go in any direction... especially if you get hit by a weapon that spins you around... but after a little play the game's controls feel perfect and you get used to keeping track of your orientation.

Anyway, another factor I liked about Critical Depth, that other games like Twisted Metal don't have, was the ability to reflect shots. You ever get in one of those "tennis matches" with the computer where you reflect shots back and forth? After each reflection the weapon being bounced would increase in strength, so even a basic single missle can become a one hit kill if gets reflected a few times. But, of course, the reflect shield used up your energy bar much faster than the standard shield so those reflect battle quickly became a matter of whose energy ran out first. Damn that game was so much fun.

Sorry, that reply was meant to go one person below.

Well the people that made TM made Critical Depth so it was like a spin off;And yeah TM it's pretty big you should check out the Story sequences for TM black, they are the most intense violent I've ever seen.

YES! Another Critical Depth fan. I loved that game. Lovved TM1 and TM2 as well, but I think I played Critical Depth more than any of the vehicular combat games out at that time or since. There was something about having TM-esque underwater dogfights that I really loved. And the power pods really added an entirely new layer to the strategy.

I didn't realize Critical Depth was considered a good game, I just had a blast playing it, especially that sunken city level with the underwater subway tubes. So much fun.

It only got mediocre review, but IMO it was underrated. I remember some of the reviews complaining about the controls, but they seemed near perfect to me. There was a nice feel of momentum like you would expect underwater, but the game still maintained a highly arcade nature. When you first start out it is easy to get disoriented since you can turn upside down and go in any direction... especially if you get hit by a weapon that spins you around... but after a little play the game's controls feel perfect and you get used to keeping track of your orientation.

Anyway, another factor I liked about Critical Depth, that other games like Twisted Metal don't have, was the ability to reflect shots. You ever get in one of those "tennis matches" with the computer where you reflect shots back and forth? After each reflection the weapon being bounced would increase in strength, so even a basic single missle can become a one hit kill if gets reflected a few times. But, of course, the reflect shield used up your energy bar much faster than the standard shield so those reflect battle quickly became a matter of whose energy ran out first. Damn that game was so much fun.

also the latest bonus round on gametrailers.com has jaffe as a guest and the others on the panel make him threaten suicide to not say anything about twisted metal. Its pretty funny if you can sit through the boring parts.