All these early FMV games shared the same crappy cut & paste look, with amateur actors chromakeyed onto obvious clipart and stock photos. The Jaguar was notorious for this as well. The look is indicative of a rushed development process.
Twisted was definately a sweet game. I didn't like how any controller can control any player in the game 'cause sometimes my friend would hit the button for me when I chose the game. Zhadnost corrected that. Both games rocked & nothing has ever come close since in terms of gameshow-like games (except You Don't Know Jack series).
Twisted was indeed an AWESOME party game. Never understood why EA never ported it to the PSX, they ported all their other 3DO games, including NFS. Could've easily been Playstation's Mario Party.
That's awesome. I was one of the suckers who got the 3DO & Twisted was one of my absolutely favorite games (along with the sequal Zhadnost)... I never knew they did a Japanese voice-over for the Jap version... quite interesting!
Not TECHNICALLY, but a lot of the same people who worked on Twisted also worked on Zhadnost. I remember back in '95, I think it was... I wrote them a letter asking about their situation & upcoming games, and they responded with the "sequal" of Zhadnost.
If it's not a sequal, it's a hell of a coincidence to have 2 full-motion game-show games on one system! (make that 3, if you want to count the laughable station invasion).
Interesting, I loved Twisted for the 3DO, just a great vibe about all of it. Do you know if they had any of the same actors as well? These FMV games often used staff from the developers/publishers rather than "proper" actors.
I also wonder if Microsoft were going for the same vibe with Whacked! as presentation wise they were very similar.
No, they were all different "actors". Cheesy, yes... but Zhadnost had a little more "polish", but the games weren't nearly as fun. I was always hoping for a gameshow-game akin to Twisted/Zhadnost. The closest has really only been the "You Don't Know Jack" series on the PC. Whacked! was similar only in respect that it was a gameshow-like format, but it was more of mini action games than Twisted's little brain teasers.
This was a great multiplayer 3DO game for fun back then. Yes, we had it in the USA in english :).
rich0319726 1 year ago
wtf is this
skat0r 2 years ago
Good bye. Mr Hirokawa.
pzkpfw0317 3 years ago
Exc. We loved this game on Panasonic 3do
perseidsst1862 4 years ago
Looks fun, but a 3DO is literately out of my reach, not due to price, so emulation is my only option. How dow I get this in this way?
OtamaSanshiro 4 years ago
All these early FMV games shared the same crappy cut & paste look, with amateur actors chromakeyed onto obvious clipart and stock photos. The Jaguar was notorious for this as well. The look is indicative of a rushed development process.
UncleFeedle 4 years ago
Despite that, 14 years ago, this game rocked! Everyone who came over to my place loved it.
vizyonquest 4 years ago
I will own any of you in Twisted...but I call Uncle Fez.
KingFrank86 4 years ago
I just dont get it
fuurious 4 years ago
Twisted was definately a sweet game. I didn't like how any controller can control any player in the game 'cause sometimes my friend would hit the button for me when I chose the game. Zhadnost corrected that. Both games rocked & nothing has ever come close since in terms of gameshow-like games (except You Don't Know Jack series).
evilmonkeylord 5 years ago
Twisted was indeed an AWESOME party game. Never understood why EA never ported it to the PSX, they ported all their other 3DO games, including NFS. Could've easily been Playstation's Mario Party.
pcsario 5 years ago
That's awesome. I was one of the suckers who got the 3DO & Twisted was one of my absolutely favorite games (along with the sequal Zhadnost)... I never knew they did a Japanese voice-over for the Jap version... quite interesting!
evilmonkeylord 5 years ago
Zhadnost was a sequel???
GuruLarry 4 years ago
Not TECHNICALLY, but a lot of the same people who worked on Twisted also worked on Zhadnost. I remember back in '95, I think it was... I wrote them a letter asking about their situation & upcoming games, and they responded with the "sequal" of Zhadnost.
If it's not a sequal, it's a hell of a coincidence to have 2 full-motion game-show games on one system! (make that 3, if you want to count the laughable station invasion).
evilmonkeylord 4 years ago
Interesting, I loved Twisted for the 3DO, just a great vibe about all of it. Do you know if they had any of the same actors as well? These FMV games often used staff from the developers/publishers rather than "proper" actors.
I also wonder if Microsoft were going for the same vibe with Whacked! as presentation wise they were very similar.
GuruLarry 4 years ago
No, they were all different "actors". Cheesy, yes... but Zhadnost had a little more "polish", but the games weren't nearly as fun. I was always hoping for a gameshow-game akin to Twisted/Zhadnost. The closest has really only been the "You Don't Know Jack" series on the PC. Whacked! was similar only in respect that it was a gameshow-like format, but it was more of mini action games than Twisted's little brain teasers.
evilmonkeylord 4 years ago
It's a shame that FMV games are pretty much dead nowadays. They're still a laugh.
GuruLarry 4 years ago
i found those things fun, really cheesy but fun lol
Rogasoukidan 4 years ago
I bought "Station Invasion " on the 3DO a few weeks ago and thats very much like Twisted as well, infact it had a lot of the same team make it.
GuruLarry 4 years ago
oo where did you get it? ebay?
Rogasoukidan 4 years ago
Yup, where else? ^_^
GuruLarry 4 years ago
ahh.. Station Invasion. that definitly brings back memories.
kgamefreak826 3 years ago
@GuruLarry my favorite game by far :D
mayniac23 1 year ago
yeah they did they were on the back case.
Rogasoukidan 4 years ago
I'd love to see a 20th anniversary of Night Trap, in full DVD or Blu-Ray quality video.
GuruLarry 4 years ago