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Dec 4, 2007
And here you thought you’d heard the last of David Jaffe, creative director of God of War II and now co-founder of game design studio, Eat Sleep Play (located in Middle of Nowhere, Utah). Jaffe left Sony Computer Entertainment with a multi-game PS3contract under his belt, but lo and behold - here he is with a PS2 game: Twisted Metal: Head-On: Extra Twisted Edition.
Excessive colon use aside, we’ve got to question Jaffe’s enthusiasm for a belated port of a PSP game that came out nearly 3 years ago. Not that we’re unhappy to see a re-mastered Twisted Metal; we just should’ve seen it a long time ago.
Check out our tasty new screenshereand for examples of new and interesting contractions, go see Jaffe’scrack-happy blog post.
