Suburbs: Midtown Suburbs is one of the choices for the second level in Twisted Metal: Black, the other being the Freeway. Located in a suburban neighbourhood in Midtown, it is a massive-sized arena, and the player has to defeat 8 enemies to advance. Upon completing the level, the player is prompted to choose between the Highway Loop or Downtown arenas.
Features[]
It features highly destructible buildings, including a large Ferris Wheel which can be brought down on opposing drivers. There is also an environmental weapon in the warehouse area which summons a lightning bolt to attack drivers within the area.
Music Tracks[]
On Battle
Duel
Ambience
Secrets[]
- Unlocking Prison Passage: The Prison Passage arena can be unlocked in the Suburbs arena. Unlocking the arena is somewhat difficult; faster drivers such as Mr. Grimm are recommended for unlocking it. To unlock it, the player must go to the Ferris Wheel area and locate a gas can near a building. The player must then jump to the rooftop of that building, then to the rooftop of the building directly to the left, then use turbo to reach the building directly on the right. Destroy a structure on the roof and drive over the icon and Prison Passage will be unlocked.
- Unlocking Warthog: The car Warthog can be unlocked in the Suburbs arena near where the Prison Passage level can be unlocked. Unlocking Warthog is similar to unlocking Prison Passage; the player must find a building with a gas can in the carnival area and reach the roof of that building. However, rather than jumping to the next building, the player must drop into the first building, where they will find a control panel. Destroy the control panel and Warthog will be unlocked.
Trivia[]
- This level features a remake of the song "Drop Dead" from the original Twisted Metal. This song was featured in the Rooftop Combat stage.
- The shopping mall featured in this level is titled 'RidgePointe Centre'. The use of the UK spelling of 'Center' in a North American neighborhood setting, may imply that this level is set in Canada or simply a typo.
- The name of this mall was used for the mall in the Peacock television series.
- The music score for this stage was at first planned for the Abandoned Skyscrapers stage, while the Skyscrapers' stage music was planned for the Suburbs.
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