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Playstation/Gaming Discussions => PS3 Discussion => Topic started by: ddaryl on May 23, 2001, 11:09:34 AM
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http://www.frd.co.uk/ts2.html
NOTTINGHAM, UK -- 17 May 2001 -- Free Radical Design, developer of the highly successful and critically acclaimed PlayStation 2 launch title TimeSplitters, announces TimeSplitters 2 on PlayStation 2, to be published by Eidos Interactive.
TimeSplitters 2 will improve on the original in every conceivable way. The game offers a more involving single player and co-operative story mode, featuring a complex narrative with multiple objective-based episodes and superbly animated cut-scenes.
The game engine has been extensively upgraded to accommodate bigger, better backgrounds and special graphical effects while still providing the distinctive smooth fast paced action of the original. A completely rewritten animation system incorporating inverse kinematics brings even more lifelike movement and dynamism to a new collection of \'loveable rogue\' characters.
TimeSplitters 2 will retain the unique MapMaker in an enhanced form which opens up even more potential for user customised game scenarios. The multiplayer mayhem of the original will be back but TimeSplitters 2 further extends the possibilities with I-Link support allowing multiple consoles to be linked together.
Mike McGarvey, CEO of Eidos says: "Free Radical Design demonstrated with TimeSplitters that they are one of the world\'s leading development teams. To say we are excited about TimeSplitters 2 would be a massive understatement."
David Doak, Managing Director of Free Radical Design says: "With TimeSplitters we were just finding our feet, now we can go to town and show people what we\'re really capable of doing - TimeSplitters 2 will be an exceptional game."
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Oh thank you ddaryl for tht post, thats the one game i was hoping to see at E3.
OH Timesplitters 2
*ooseven runs over to his PS2 and gives it a big KISS*
I wonder if some of the TS charaters will be in it ?
Also more Challenges and a ACTUAL Story line with plot and cut sceens YEAH .
Pure CLASS.
Wonder if they will include a COOP mode aLA PERFECT DARK ?
i am sorry but am i the only person with a PS2 who found TS better that Quake 3 or Unreal ?
P.S
is it just me or dose this look like that ZACK PHOTON guy that was on the TS LEVEL PLANET X ?
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maybe this time you can pick one charater and take them through the entire story line or it could be his Great Great GREAND father in a eariler time period or something.
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TS was lot better then Quake or Unreal on the PS2 because it was desiged to be a console FPS from the get go
The only dissapointing thing so far is no talk of online just Ilink
I think we should get a petition up cause Timesplitters needs to be online !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Originally posted by ddaryl
TS was lot better then Quake or Unreal on the PS2 because it was desiged to be a console FPS from the get go
The only dissapointing thing so far is no talk of online just Ilink
I think we should get a petition up cause Timesplitters needs to be online !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Good idear get a sticky post setup on the main forum mate and we will start to get some names togher, or i could just pay them a visit in NOTTINGHAM and beg them to do it.
*ooseven travells to NOTTINGHAM to beg them to do an online feature and to have some of the cool origional charaters to be included too.*
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oh thank god, i love Timesplitters, its the best FPS out there (I havent bought Red Faction yet.....) I cant wait for the sequal!!!!!!!!
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Sweet, dear Lord. Thank you. Thank you.
I was just about to post on this today, asking if there was any information.
Thank you, Lord, those screenshots make me sick with anticipation!
And yeah, I will immediately sign a petition for online play!
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It looks better than the first one
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yesssssssss, i cant wait i loved the first one, lets hope its just as playable and more fun and keeps bringing you back for more just like the first one
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It\'s looking great. I hope they can keep the framerate at 60 FPS. That is one major thing that keeps this game above all of the competition.
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YES! now that is what TimeSplitters should have looked like! no internet tho..bummer!
end of line-----MCP
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This one looks so amazing! I didn\'t get the first one, but this one looks promising! :D
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Im looking forward to this. So amny cool FPS coming to PS2!
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this is good news
it seems when one is looking for FPS and Survival-Horror games PS2 is the console for them
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When people purchase PS2\'s, they do not care too much about graphics. We have to remember that Sony gamers are in it for the gameplay, with graphics being of secondary interest. Although this remains to be true, developers continually strive to squeeze every ounce of juice they can possibly squeeze out of the PS2 in order to give their customers\' the eye candy that people who own systems other than the PS2 take for granted. Be thankful PS2 fanatics, for you are receiving the cream of the crop as far as videogames go. As far as systems go...well, that\'s an entirely different story and an irrelevant story at that.
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Looks like another great game for the PS2! Didn\'t get the first, but this game looks really promising.
One annoying thing I found in Unreal Tournament is the slowdowns when there are more then 2 players. If Timesplitter 2 keeps a 60 fps during 4 players, this game is going to kick. :D
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SWEEEEEEEET JESUS!!!!!!!!!!! THIS IS THE INFO IM LOOKING FOR
to this day TimeSPlitters is my fav. PS2 game. Co-op mode was the best fun ive had playing a videogame since FF7
i will buy this game...and there is only one other game that i will definately buy, and thats FFX
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I think the first part sucked because of the bad graphic. And the worst thing: YOU CANNOT JUMP!
The single player mode is boring. Well, it\'s a good multiplayer game.
I hope Timesplitters 2 will be online, that would be great. :)
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This is the best possible news considering PS2 ddaryl! Thanks for updating me.
The premise of more advanced single-player and co-op experience - enchanced MapMaker and the possibility of Internet Play ( perhaps ); it\'s a MUST have :)
TS is better than Quake III, I agree - but somewhat I love QIII as well. Some of my friends like QIII better than TS, but some otherwise.
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Yes! Yes! Yes! This is refreshing news. This brings back memories of the good times of the PS2 launch. As far as I can remember, Timesplitters (along with SSX) was the one title that had me looking forward to waiting on line Oct. 26, 2000. Can\'t wait because the original was just so damn fun and fast!
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I absolutly loves TS, I am just pondering how better the next one will be. It\'s cool, because the same people who helped create that, also helped create Goldeneye, which was my old favorite game.....
WOLFE
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i hope they lose a little of the cartoonish image, and have blood, and exploding people (like quake)
sorry, i just think thats cool, rather than just see them slump over
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exactly right bobby, I said this in the other thread, TS2 really needs to ditch the excess in cartoony-ness, I felt it was really overdone in the first, and DID detract a bit from the overall feel of the game. Perfect Dark was the most recent console FPS I\'d played and I\'d played it to death, it was just an odd transition to go from the utmost serious gameplay to a muck around cartoonish style of play.