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<p><img src="/contributed/1241811093cSbhatWLTi.jpg" height="465" alt="" width="620" /><br /><br />Earlier today, David Jaffe <a href="http://criminalcrackdown.blogspot.com/">posted</a> an photograph of an email, detailing his upcoming, unannounced video game. It had certain areas completely blurred out, but it was an interesting read nevertheless. In fact, if you look close enough you're able to decipher the hidden text <em>fairly</em> accurately, enough so that Jaffe actually updated the image to have the writing blocked out even more. We're the internet, however, so we have the original image saved and posted, as well as a few reasons that we're <em>pretty sure</em> it's in reference to <em>Twisted Metal </em>PS3.<br /><!--pagebreak--></p>
<p>What we think is there is below, with the bold words our guesses...</p>
<p style="padding-left: 30px;">CHARACTER AND CHARACTER ANIMATION ISSUES <br /><br />High concept: We need the game to have more <strong>personality</strong> and feel like an <strong>action...</strong> our <strong>human characters</strong> are a big way we are going to get that vibe. I would like to see the <strong>following...</strong> the milestone and feel it would go a long way to wowing the crowds.<br /><br />#1 - ... <strong>animation of capturing him</strong>, <strong>running</strong> over him and dragging him <strong>behind your car... </strong><br />#2 - ...<strong>gives him personality</strong>- right now it's so dry- needs to feel <strong>action</strong>. <br /> a- <strong>When he is knocked out of a car and</strong> onto the ground he crawls frantically, looking... approaching cars, trying to get away, slipping as he tries to get up.</p>
<p>Now let's think: David Jaffe's company, Eat Sleep Play, has already sort of confirmed they're working on <em>Twisted Metal</em> for the PS3. These words really seem to be talking about a car game, and what better way to really enhance the Twisted Metal formula than to make it an open world game with an on-foot element? He puts an emphasis on characterization, makes specific mention to "human characters," which would imply that there are non-human characters. I'd be willing to bet we're going to see a <em>Twisted Metal </em>at E3 this year, and this looks to back that up a bit.<br /><br />There are a few more images on his <a href="http://criminalcrackdown.blogspot.com/">blog</a> that are ripe for deciphering, anyone find anything we missed?</p>
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Earlier today, David Jaffe <a href="http://criminalcrackdown.blogspot.com/">posted</a> an photograph of an email, detailing his upcoming, unannounced video game. It had certain areas completely blurred out, but it was an interesting read nevertheless. In fact, if you look close enough you're able to decipher the hidden text <em>fairly</em> accurately, enough so that Jaffe actually updated the image to have the writing blocked out even more. We're the internet, however, so we have the original image saved and posted, as well as a few reasons that we're <em>pretty sure</em> it's in reference to <em>Twisted Metal</em> PS3.<br /></p>
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