LA Skyline is a map from Twisted Metal (2012). It consists of a combination of the designs of several rooftop levels in previous Twisted Metal games.
Description[]
The map contains 4 main buildings - the KU7X news corporation building, the Double Life Insurance building, Calypso's own Calypso Industries headquarters, and Powercon office/condominium building. The buildings are organized around a giant, spinning, central satellite dish platform that features ramps that need to be lined up to collect weapons and health pickups.
Map Variations[]
- Main Map (XL): The full version of the map.
- Vertigo (M): The only other map variation. Medium sized. Contains the central platform, the KU7X and Double Life Insurance buildings.
Trivia[]
- The levels that inspired this one are the following: Rooftop Combat from Twisted Metal (1995) and Twisted Metal 2, New York from Twisted Metal 2, and Abandoned Skyscrapers from Twisted Metal: Black.
- According to polls, this level is the least favorite to many due to its difficulty in both Story Mode and Multiplayer and the unfair advantage that Talon & Sweet Tooth have over others.
- If the crane and zeppelin are destroyed, they will crash into a skyscraper respectively and send it tumbling down. The debris can be entered, housing an assortment of useful weapon pickups.
- In Story Mode, the central platform is not rotating, hence making it easier to access some areas.
- If the Double Life Insurance sign is hit, some letters with fall off of the framework. The letters that are left read "Be Insane".
Gallery[]
LA Skyline buildings by Mike Sneath #1.[1]
LA Skyline buildings by Mike Sneath #2.[1]
LA Skyline buildings by Mike Sneath #3.[1]
LA Skyline buildings by Mike Sneath #4.[1]
Globe feature by Matt Wood.[2]
Globe feature by Matt Wood.[2]
Rooftop atrium by Matt Wood #1.[2]
Rooftop atrium by Matt Wood #2.[2]
Rooftop atrium wireframe by Matt Wood.[2]
Rooftop atrium utility hallway[2]
Calypso building by Matt Wood.[2]
Calypso building wireframe by Matt Wood.[2]
Close-up.[2]
Calypso building interior by Matt Wood #1.[2]
Calypso building interior by Matt Wood #2.[2]
Calypso building interior by Matt Wood #3.[2]
Calypso building interior by Matt Wood #4.[2]