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Jaffe Reveals More Twisted Metal Factions
Coming out of E3 2010, the only factions we knew about in the new PS3 Twisted Metal game were Dolls and Clowns. The Dolls ride in the name of Dollface, and the Clowns kill for Sweet Tooth. Today, Twisted Metal creator David Jaffe has revealed two other factions - Skulls and Holy Men.
"clowns=tooth followers; dolls=dollface followers; skulls=grimm followers; holy men=preacher disciples," tweeted Jaffe earlier today.
Insane motorcyclist Mr. Grimm is one of the franchise's most popular characters, so basing a faction off him makes perfect sense. Preacher was one of the strongest new characters coming out of Twisted Metal: Black, so the Holy Men alignment also fits well.
Is this all the factions the game will have, or can we look forward to more? We'll let you know if more becomes of this.
Be sure to read our Twisted Metal preview from E3 2010.
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