This article has a talk page!Twisted Metal: Small Brawl is car combat for kids!
It also, bizarrely enough, was released after Twisted Metal: Black. Talk about tonal whiplash.
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Archived Builds#
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MOV/ZDUMMY.BIN is a ZIP file that contains three prototype builds of the game.
Unused Graphics#
Cut Password System?#
PACKED0.TMS[6] contains a "Codes" menu option, which implies the game might've had a password system like TM2 or menu-activated cheat codes.
Random Level Option#
PACKED0.TMS[8] and PACKED1.TMS[11] shows an idea for a random level selection, possibly like pressing R1 in TM2. This video shows it being loaded as a level, although it's not playable.
Movie Stand-Ins#
MOVIE.TIM and EMOVIE.TIM are placeholder graphics for the intro and ending FMV sequences.
VERSION#
VERSION.TIM and VERSION1.TIM are leftover from an October 13th, 2001 build.
Modifying FPS Limiter#
The game has variable framerate support, targeting 20 FPS by default. This can be modified by the following GameShark codes:
- 8018D958 001E 30 FPS (shown in the video)
- 8018D958 003C 60 FPS
While this makes button inputs more responsive (as button press/depressing is calculated each game frame), things are slightly faster than they were at 20 FPS, some more breaking than others. 60 FPS requires overclocking in an emulator (while failing to work on some computers) and breaks some stage hazards as seen in this playthrough.
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Twisted Metal • Twisted Metal 2 (Prototype) • Twisted Metal 4 (Prototypes) • Small Brawl (Prototypes) |
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