14 Disappointing Games That Didn’t Deserve A Sequel

Some disappointing games got a second chance when they actually didn't deserved one.

Posted By | On 15th, Mar. 2017

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Twisted Metal

Twisted Metal is a very cool idea for a game. Attaching guns to cars and pitting them against each other in an arena sounds like a best seller. And it was. But it took a few games to get the mechanics ironed out. Until then it was just a game where players drove cars at each other and prayed that they managed to hit something.


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