David Jaffe, designer of 1995's Twisted Metal and director of its 2012 PS3 relaunch (and overseeing God of War in between), has unveiled the artwork for the game's box-front – but he's not so sure what to put on the rest of the cover. Series mascot Sweet Tooth's big flaming scary-clown-head and some smashed-up cars are a no-brainer, but how to fill the remaining 50%? Maybe you'd like to help.
It's a given that Twisted Metal will be returning to redefine destruction and mayhem, but should it do so against the backdrop of a flaming cityscape? Some tasteful rubble, or a sexy Dollface pose? Or some combination of the above? Jaffe's currently displaying all the options on his blog, alongside a poll to help decide the best candidate. You won't win anything if you choose wisely... aside, we suppose, from enticing more players, with whom you can then match-up when the title's released in February of next year.
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