Do the 90's Make the Cut Anymore?February 5, 2012 by  Ah, the
2000's, what an interesting time, right? We've had our sad days,
our close calls, and our epic wins in spades these last ten
years, and that can be said both for gaming and for humanity in
general. On the gaming front, particularly, we've seen some
really fantastic games. Skyrim, Uncharted 3, Batman Arkham City,
Skate, Burnout Paradise, Resistance, Halo Reach, Call of Duty
MW2, etc. It's been a great decade to be a gamer, and if recent
games are any indication, it can actually improve in this next
decade; however, within the past couple of years, Eat, Sleep,
Play declared that they were bringing back the 90's with a
brand, spanking-new Twisted Metal, but after a decent amount of
solo playtime with the game, I wonder if the 2012 is really a
place where the 90's era can thrive again.  Twisted Metal
started in the mid 90's, arriving on the original Playstation
with a ragtag group of killer-car-owning maniacs. I was still
fairly young at this point, bu