Vigilante 8 or Twisted Metal 2?

>>2735882
Twisted Metal 2 because it was the Street Fighter of car combat. V8 suffered from framerate issues IIRC. V8 2nd was pretty great but not nearly as suited for competitive play.

TM2, hands down. V8 was fun and all, but I preferred the tighter controls and art style of Twisted Metal 2.

>>2736157
Yeah. Tank controls for cars beat more realistic car control.

>>2736159
>tank controls
wut

Pretty sure in TM if you hold left or right while still, you don't rotate. And your turning speed isn't constant while moving either.

>>2736159
I never said it was more realistic, just more playable than getting rolled around every minute because "muh physics engine" that V8 had to flaunt.

I still haven't played the other 7 titles in the series, so TM2

The game isn't /vr/ but my question is. For the Twisted Metal 2 fans out there, what do you think of Twisted Metal Head On? Isn't it remake of TM2?

>>2736264
No, it's the true sequel to it. It's the canon TM3.

>>2736265
Exactly this. If you play it, though, be sure to get the PS2 version for the improved controls.

Vigilante 8. TM2 is a lot of fun, but I don't think it's even in the same league as Vigilante 8.

Anyone saying Twistid Metal is underage. Vigilante 8 is god tier.

Vigilante 8. Specifically, 2nd Offense on Dreamcast.

So who was the best Vigilante 8 character and why was it Sheila?

Hahaha-hahaha

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Twisted Metal 4

>>2738220
I hope you die in your sleep.

Interstate '76

On N64 and Dreamcast you can happily settle for Vigilante 8, it's a great game.
On the Playstation, where there's more choice, Twisted Metal 2 for sure.

Vigilante 8's a sweet second-place alternative, and there's Rogue Trip if you're desperate for something else, even if it's not on the level of the other games, but TM2, Black, and Head-On are the kings of the genre on console and handhelds.