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Nintendo Unveils Pokemon: White and Black Release Date + Cover Pokemon »

World renowned video game analyst, Michael Patcher, let a big one slip on the latest episode of GameTrailers’ Bonus Round. Want to find out what uber popular, highly anticipated title he leaked? Well you’re going to have to make the jump to find out, but I’ll give you some clues: killer clown, weapons galore, burning rubber and it’s a PS3 exclusive.

If you haven’t guessed it yet, the game Michael Patcher accidentally announced was Twisted Metal PS3. He let this out of the bag while discussing which worthy games are coming to the PS3 that won’t incorporate Sony’s latest motion controller, Move.

It’s time to get excited PS3 owners. Real excited!

Catch the full episode here.


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so sad that the news got leaked but i guess lots of peope are happy cause of that:)


Im am SOOOO Happy! Ive been waiting for another Twisted Metal for YEARS!!! Finally another is coming out



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