Sweet Tooth in PlayStation All-Stars Battte RoyaleFirst appearance(1995)Voiced by(, )( )Motion captureRobert Goodens ( Twisted Metal (1995)Sweet Tooth, real name Marcus 'Needles' Kane, is a fictional character from the video game series. Sweet Tooth is designed around the premise of a that drives a combat, and his face has been featured on the cover of every Twisted Metal game with the exception of Twisted Metal 2, making him the series mascot.

Character endings often had a tongue-in-cheek, Twilight Zone-style “be careful what you wish for” twist to them. As the series went on, it seemed. For Twisted Metal: Black on the PlayStation 2, a GameFAQs Answers question titled 'How do you unlock other characters?' Killing floor incursion review metacritic.

While being in every title of the series, he has not always been immediately available, requiring to be unlocked in some. He is the only character (besides Marcus Kane), to drive more than one vehicle in any of the games, being the driver of Head-On's Dark Tooth, Tower Tooth, and as of Twisted Metal: Lost, Gold Tooth.Sweet Tooth has the most relationships to any group of characters in the entire series: his father Charlie Kane (driver of Yellow Jacket in the first game) and Marcus Kane (split personality, Roadkill's driver). The final level of the second game features a boss fight with his father as Dark Tooth.

Spectre's ending in the first game strongly hints that Sweet Tooth was the serial killer who killed the driver of Spectre five years before the competition. He has an unnamed brother that only appeared in Twisted Metal: Black, who drove that game's Yellow Jacket vehicle. He is also directly responsible for the creation of that game's Axel, whose wife he killed, and Cage, who wishes to be a greater killer than Sweet Tooth.The character has gone through several redesigns differing from game to game, similar to fellow character Calypso, and his personality has grown progressively darker along the way. Despite the changes some factors remained uniform, notably the perpetual flame on his head introduced in the second game. Starting with Twisted Metal: Black, his design became a large, somewhat overweight bare chested clown with a flaming mask locked into a permanent maniacal smile. Head-On expanded on this idea, changing the mask to face paint and the smile to his own.

Contents.Design and history Sweet Tooth's original look featured him as a green haired, slim simple circus clown who had escaped from a mental institution. The design was expanded upon in the second game in response to changes to the truck's design, notably due to the clown head adorning the truck now featuring a personality of its own.

The result gave Sweet Tooth the flaming head design seen on the character since., who handled the next two games, put more emphasis on the clown design, redesigning his attire to that of a in Twisted Metal 4; neither design was held in high regard by the developers, with stating his dislike of III's look. As of Black and beyond, the design was modified heavily, giving him increased bulk and other features that would be called his 'classic look' by Incog Inc.' S design team.The ice cream truck was actually designed well before the driver himself, and Black's incarnation took six months and many concept sketches to finalize. Labeled early on 'DEMONIC ICE CREAM TRUCK', attention to details such as the head adorning the vehicle and the contents of the back of the truck were focused on during development. Boss variants of the truck have also appeared regularly in the series starting with Dark Tooth in the second game (which was a re-textured version of the original Sweet Tooth vehicle). While the designs for the vehicles have progressed steadily, care has been emphasized to keep them rooted to the simple yet unique ice cream truck structure, something that has become harder and harder for the team as the games go on. Appearances Twisted Metal: Black In, Sweet Tooth had a big make-over design-wise, giving him a more maniacal homicidal appearance.

His personality also changed and became much darker. His background was expanded upon, stating he was a wanted mass murderer that survived the, to later end up at the Blackfield Asylum. It's revealed that the flames on his head were product of a curse imposed by the Black character Preacher, the driver of, before execution. He was cursed with the burden of the fires of upon his head, which burns him endlessly and causes him pain. He wants nothing more than for it to be gone, and that's what Calypso offers him as a prize.

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However, in his ending Calypso reveals that in order to break the curse, he'd have to renounce to his obsession for murdering innocents, to which Sweet Tooth responds by killing Calypso himself. Sweet Tooth also has an unnamed younger brother who drives Yellow Jacket alongside a dead zombified Charlie Kane. However, due to the surreal setting of Black and his apparent disconnection from the mainstream games, the game's plot is considered an alternative storyline. In Twisted Metal: Lost, it is said in the bio of Yellow Jacket that his brother and Charlie were attempting to kill Needles, then themselves, to 'end the bloodline of generations of murderers and psychopaths.' Other media Sweet Tooth returns as a car in the child-themed spin-off game, based on RC cars instead of real ones. In this game, Sweet Tooth is the youngest and most mischievous kid in the contest, and enters looking for some ice cream. His ending shows that Calypso offers him an ice cream from his familiar Ice Cream truck, but Sweet Tooth instead steals the truck to terrorize Calypso.Sweet Tooth is also an unlockable character in (2003) for the PlayStation 2, a game in which Incognito used the TM:B engine to make a movie monster fighting game.

One of the characters, Agamo, has Sweet Tooth as the fourth skin. To unlock it, one must beat the story mode of Twisted Metal: Black with Sweet Tooth and have the save on the memory card. 'Two classic characters, one class brawl: Optimus Prime ( Transformers: The Game) vs Sweet Tooth ( Twisted Metal Series),' GamePro 235 (April 2008): 24. ^ 'As you can see from the photograph taken during filing of the Twisted Metal 1 end movies, Sweet Tooth was at the start simply a circus clown.

He did not even have his trademarked flaming hair. But by Twisted Metal: Black, the classic look of Sweet Tooth had emerged. From chicken scratch sketches to full blown CG character models, no expense was spared in bringing this mascot character to his current incarnation.'

Factoid 10 in Sweet Tour,. Yellow Jacket ending cinematic from. Marcus Kane bio,. 'For the last five years, you have been a spirit, a ghost, a dead guy.

Stabbed by a maniac serial killer at a local circus, you were killed instantly.' -Spectre's ending from. Yellow Jacket storyline cinematics from. Axel ending cinematic,. Cage bio,.

Dark Tooth ending cinematic from. Sweet Tooth's Twisted Metal: Urban Assault storyline. 'The Darkside vs. Sweet Tooth image marks the first time an artist gave the ice cream truck head a living personality, seeing the clown with such an evil personality inspired the team to flesh out the driver of the truck itself, applying the vibe of the head on the truck to the driver inside.' Factoid 4 in Sweet Tour,. Twisted Metal documentary bonus video,. 'The ice cream truck for Twisted Metal: Black took six months to design, with over three hundred concept sketches done before the team locked on the final version.

In the following images you can see the attention to detail that went into everything from choosing the right clown head to figuring out what was inside the back of the truck itself. You can also see the original art of the ice cream truck labeled DEMONIC ICE CREAM TRUCK that was designed well before the character of Sweet Tooth was even conceived.' Factoid 25 in Sweet Tour,. 'With each title it gets harder and harder to design a Sweet Tooth boss that is unique and special enough to be a boss character while still retaining the core elements of the very simple ice cream truck design.' Factoid 7 in Sweet Tour,. Sweet Tooth storyline cinematics,. Sweet Tooth bio,.

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After four Twisted Metal games for PlayStation, one would think that the genre was wrinkled, withered and headed for the cemetery. The fact is, car-combat was indeed in the coffin, in a grave, and dirt was piling up on it. But that was before Incog. Brought back the resurrected it like a raging, fire-spitting bat out of hell. Twisted Metal: Black is the definitive car-combat game, and is just a stunning videogame aside from the genre.

And it's quite tough, challenging, and it's amped up on some seriously aggressive enemy AI.But all of the wonderful back-patting and lovey-dovey aside, most folks won't be able to progress too far in this game without a little help. You see, the game was made extra hard.

The easy mode is like medium for most games, and medium is like hard. Hard is essentially no longer hard, but Extra Crispy Brutal.So, we have created this guide to help you with the essentials, the kinds of things that are explained in the manual but may need a little extra explanation, and a little more rounding out. And let's be honest, we give you some frickin' hints, OK? Good, solid hints.

For God sakes, you're going to need help getting through this bastard, and we know it, it was hard for our sorry asses, too! Damn!On a more civil level, in this guide you'll find all of the basic moves, the differences between the cars and characters, how to use the special weapons, where to find health and power stations, and how to beat those nasty bosses. Lastly, we have found the cool black cubes for you to unlock characters and extra levels.Guide by: Douglass C. Perry Layout by: El Sexo and Mike HawkinsClick the links below for more information on this game.