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In Twister's ending in Twisted Metal 2, Amanda Watts (the driver of Twister) finds herself going backwards to the age of the dinosaurs, where she gets stomped flat by a T-rex. This clearly leaves a mark on the timeline of that game's universe, as her fossilized helmet is uncovered and put on display at the National Museum of History, becoming "an issue of worldwide debate" in the realm of science. Despite this, however, Calypso explicitly remembers where it came from and who it originally belonged to.
In Grasshopper's ending in Twisted Metal: Head-On, Krista Sparks (Calypso's daughter) wishes that the accident which killed her and her mother never happened. Calypso grants this in his usual roundabout way by changing past events so that the accident put her in a 15-year coma instead of killing her. Calypso remains completely unchanged, even referencing the fact that she had been angry and unstable prior to him granting her wish. ("Hopefully this will give you some peace until you're able to wake up.") This is actually kind of important, since the accident that killed her is the same accident that originally killed him in this game's timeline.
In Daniel Grimm's ending in the 2012 Twisted Metal game, Grimm asks to be sent back to save his father from a car accident.
In a later cutscene set after the events of TM2012's endings, one of the items we see inside Calypso's trophy case is the front license plate of the truck that Grimm's father was driving. (We also see numerous items taken from the endings of previous games, but those are probably just meant to be easter eggs if you ask me. Take their inclusion however you will.)
It is because of the little details in these four scenes that I believe Calypso should have Acausality. From what I can see, there's a fair amount of proof that he's not only unaffected by changes in the past, but is well aware of the events which happened prior to said changes. In multiple games.
