Yea I did a search and I didn't find anything about this soo.... Does anyone know how to do this if so how?
Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FbY7xnbDxOg

first off if anything that'd be an out-in twisted sonic... but its not....

it's inverse twisted sonic 34-23 -> Twisted sonic 23-12

Sigh... I don't want to sound like an ass here, but French naming sucks. Especially Banz's. Thei names aren't really correct and are based upon the older naming systems that we have done away with. If you look at in and out sonic, just replace "sonic" with "twisted sonic" and you should get whts in the video.

But for god's sake, just use hybrid notation!

Kay thanks guys. :lol:

its two seperate tricks, no need for that

Oh yea so what is the real In-out twisted sonic :unsure:

there isnt one... its a phrase he made up (one of the many) ... dunno why he takes it upon himself to make up bizzare names for mini-combos...

Hmm, I got twisted sonic double bust from Banz, is this incorrect? Ive seen others use it as well... :dunno:

more or less, it isn't official naming but it works... bust in itself is kinda old, but still widely accepted...

now if people would just learn demons/devils we'd be all good... lazy PSers...

Demons and Devils would be easier if Demons and Devils had ANYTHING to do with the trick. Someone needs to make an article about it or something, 'cause I still don't get it.

ive also heard lots of people using the term "twisted sonic (number) bust"

but the thing i dont understand is, Eso has a tutorial for the linking of twisted sonic bust->bak rev...why didnt he just call it twisted sonic double bust?