Because they were deemed too sexist and too violent, they never saw the light of day.
The Lost Ending Movies- Back in 1995, I wrote and directed some live action end movies for the very first Twisted Metal. Each icon opens up concept art and behind the scenes information about the making of the series. As you run around, you find icons you can collect. Sweet Tour- This is where you get to take control of Sweet Tooth himself and run him around some levels built for Twisted Metal: Black 2. It’s a nice little doc that- I feel- is much more honest than the usual ‘making of’ puff pieces you see ubn a lot of games these days. Heck, we even touch on what went wrong with TM3 and Tm4 and what the original team REALLY feels about those games. The Dark Past- A 30 minute documentary tracing the history of Twisted Metal, the struggles the team went through in making the games, the success, the failures, the fans,etc. My favorites are Suburban Terror and Stadium Slaughter. These levels are designed with two player deathmatch in mind and I think they are some of the best Twisted levels we have ever made. The Lost Levels – Four brand new levels straight out of the dark, demented world of Twisted Metal: Black. And now it’s running at 60 frames/second, has improved textures and art, and even has a new level created specifically for this version (Transylvania Castle). The Core Game Itself- Yep, the hit PSP game – Twisted Metal:Head On – is now on PS2. And that’s the experience we’ve tried to deliver to folks who pick up our new game. I love it when I buy a game or DVD and the thing almost FEELS heavier because it’s just stuffed with features and bonus content. We wanted people to flip the game box over and be floored by how much cool stuff was inside. 
When we were first starting Twisted Metal:Head On-Extra Twisted Edition, one of the major goals was to cram the game with so many exciting features that players would know right away that this was so much more than a simple port.
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