Twisted Metal 2: Grim Mayhem's Absurd Arsenal

Back in '96, Twisted Metal 2 dropped, promising vehicular 'combat' – if combat meant blowing up everything in sight with a deeply unnecessary arsenal. It was less a game, more a masterclass in cathartic chaos, where 'strategy' was just a fancy word for rocket spam. They called it a sequel; I call it a stress-reliever. For some reason, it worked.