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Greetings Expo TV Randy coming today with my review for Twisted Metal: Head On Extra Twisted Edition for the Play Station 2 entertainment system. I am a huge fan of Twisted Metal so I really really loved this when I heard that it was coming out. It costs $20 to get it brand new. It's a part of a Twisted Metal Head On it was for the PSP excellent game. Plus it has four levels that were unreleased - they were never released - that was going to be for Twisted Metal Black 2. The most obvious feature is the very large Caller ID screen here which I think that's great because it allows me to easily who's calling from a distance so I don't have to walk over to the phone. It seems to be easy to read because it is an intelligible and adjustable screen which I thought was very very nice even at the time that I bought it. Also there's like a whole bunch of other stuff like they have the original actual live action video endings for Twisted Metal 1. That's pretty sweet looking at those I mean that's pretty cool. I was really pleased to see that. You may also notice it has a red light at the top and that it is a visual indicator for when the ringer is off. On the back it has controls for three settings of ringer volume and tone and pulse. So I'm a huge Twisted Metal fan. I loved the first Twisted Metal game I ever played was Twisted Metal 2 for the Play Station and it was incredible. I played Twisted Metal 1 it was cool. I never did play Twisted Metal 3 and 4 but I heard they sucked anyway so hey thumbs up. As I mentioned it is a speakerphone. It has the speaker volume on the side and a speaker button down here. Then I played Twisted Metal Black; that was incredible. I have been waiting for Twisted Metal Black 2 but I guess they never released it so I heard they're going to be releasing something a Twisted Metal game for the Play Station 3 soon. Generally I would say this is a very good speakerphone. I've used it several times now and I was surprised being one of the not really a super huge name brand. I didn't know if the speaker would pick up very well but actually it's very clear and in both directions of the conversation. It also has very large numbers to dial with. So I'm really looking forward to that. But yeah a lot of action car combat one and two players I wish it was a four player game but one and two players is good enough for me I just got to work with it. It has three memory buttons in 1 2 3 and an auto plug memorizer to store auto and then one through zero so you could have ten additional two-button pre-sets. So all in all I would say I am very pleased with this phone. So yeah it's definitely five out of five for me especially it's well worth the price of a measly $20. But here goes I'm doing a game play from the video game. [game playing] It has a great handset a great speakerphone and tons of other features that really make it worth the price. This cost around $25 I purchased it at Wal-Mart. I've seen them at many other stores. It's a Durabrand Caller ID Speakerphone. A lot of action in this game. Uh-oh you guys messed up. Alright it's Twisted Metal Black. I mean Twisted Metal Head On Extra Twisted Edition.