Cast overview: | |||
Michael Sorich | ... | Billy Ray Stillwell (voice) | |
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Mary Fleming | ... | Bloody Mary (voice) |
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Maria Brady | ... | Dollface (voice) |
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Adam Segen | ... | John Doe / WarHawk (voice) |
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Robert Ayers | ... | Preacher / Cop #2 (voice) |
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Katie Joseph | ... | Raven (voice) |
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J.S. Gilbert | ... | Sweet Tooth / No-Face / Agent Stone / Axel (voice) |
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Joe Herrschaft | ... | Cage (voice) |
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Ian Axness | ... | Taxi Boy (voice) |
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Jay Richards | ... | Commanding Officer (voice) (as Jay Richards Jr.) |
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Bill Glanting | ... | Dr. Hatch (voice) |
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Paul Olsen | ... | Scared Man (voice) |
Twisted Metal: Black features 15 psychotic mental patients competing in the Twisted Metal tournament for one wish that will grant them anything they want.
For its time, Twisted Metal Black was graphically competent.I happened upon it just recently, so naturally, with the latest generation of consoles, I was a bit biased. But the game gets way around that with its dark and gritty cinematic style, hectic yet smooth game play, and twisted characters that haunt the game with an ere appeal. The voice acting is first rate, especially by J.S. Gilbert, and the story telling leaves you begging for more. This was such a strong showing for the game they'd have to be crazy to not make another one along the same lines. I'd have to recommend it to all fans of the series, and even those who aren't familiar. It's an adrenaline filled romp through maniac chaos and destruction. Who doesn't love that?