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If you can get your heads as far out of Killzone's ass as possible, and start to take notice of what will be the Best game on the PS2.
Timesplitters 3 is gonna rock...on all platforms, but I dont care, all I care about is the PS2 version because thats the console i'm getting it on.
It'll rock the most on the Xbox but it'll still beat Killzone, GTA San Andreas and all of those other so-called "Best games on the PS2".
Theres no doubt about it that this game will be awesome on both Single Player and Multiplayer.
Timesplitters 2 was great, there were so many characters, fun weapons and the most varied levels ever. Sure, the levels were pretty easy but Free Radical have promised that TS3 will be more challenging and much more fun.
Timesplitters 2 was IMO the nearest thing to Goldeneye, Halo is great and Killzone is okay but when you compare both the Multiplayer mode and Online mode to TS2 they obviously dont come close.
TS3 will be the first of the 3 games to feature an online mode which (I hope) will kick SOCOM II right off the richter scale popularity wise.
TS3 will have 150 (150!!!!OMG!!!) playable characters still including all of your favorites from the first and second Timesplitters, yes - even the monkey.
Sadly for Gamecube owners they cant play online but who cares when you've still got the Multiplayer bots to play against! Hopefully they'll play just like real people so Cube owners still get to enjoy the game as much as the others but without the annoyng Yanks shouting down your earhole.
The best thing Free Radical have done is...nothing. They've done the right thing and tried their best to not add any features that'll revolutionise the Timesplitters series, instead they've fix or added little expansions to clear up any problems people had with the previous two.
TS3 will also include map-making tools that will be able to be used online as well as offline which is good news.
Dunno about you lot but I think £30 is well worth it for a game that'll probably keep me going for years.
[URL]http://xbox.ign.com/articles/569/569177p1.html?fromint=1[/URL] to see what IGN think.
[URL]http://media.xbox.ign.com/media/639/639601/imgs_1.html[/URL] to see some brand new screenshots just recently released.
[URL]http://media.xbox.ign.com/media/639/639601/imgs_1.html[/URL] to see the newest video Free Radical have released just recently.
Roll on March 2005!
Timesplitters 3 is gonna rock...on all platforms, but I dont care, all I care about is the PS2 version because thats the console i'm getting it on.
It'll rock the most on the Xbox but it'll still beat Killzone, GTA San Andreas and all of those other so-called "Best games on the PS2".
Theres no doubt about it that this game will be awesome on both Single Player and Multiplayer.
Timesplitters 2 was great, there were so many characters, fun weapons and the most varied levels ever. Sure, the levels were pretty easy but Free Radical have promised that TS3 will be more challenging and much more fun.
Timesplitters 2 was IMO the nearest thing to Goldeneye, Halo is great and Killzone is okay but when you compare both the Multiplayer mode and Online mode to TS2 they obviously dont come close.
TS3 will be the first of the 3 games to feature an online mode which (I hope) will kick SOCOM II right off the richter scale popularity wise.
TS3 will have 150 (150!!!!OMG!!!) playable characters still including all of your favorites from the first and second Timesplitters, yes - even the monkey.
Sadly for Gamecube owners they cant play online but who cares when you've still got the Multiplayer bots to play against! Hopefully they'll play just like real people so Cube owners still get to enjoy the game as much as the others but without the annoyng Yanks shouting down your earhole.
The best thing Free Radical have done is...nothing. They've done the right thing and tried their best to not add any features that'll revolutionise the Timesplitters series, instead they've fix or added little expansions to clear up any problems people had with the previous two.
TS3 will also include map-making tools that will be able to be used online as well as offline which is good news.
Dunno about you lot but I think £30 is well worth it for a game that'll probably keep me going for years.
[URL]http://xbox.ign.com/articles/569/569177p1.html?fromint=1[/URL] to see what IGN think.
[URL]http://media.xbox.ign.com/media/639/639601/imgs_1.html[/URL] to see some brand new screenshots just recently released.
[URL]http://media.xbox.ign.com/media/639/639601/imgs_1.html[/URL] to see the newest video Free Radical have released just recently.
Roll on March 2005!
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Bungie? DMA?
:D
:D
Coin wrote:
> Bungie? DMA?
>
> :D
Just in case you're not joking, Halo/GTA.
> Bungie? DMA?
>
> :D
Just in case you're not joking, Halo/GTA.
:D
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