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New Timesplitters 2 screen shots:
http://ps2.ign.com/news/35154.html
The polygons and the textures have greatly improved - it shows that with a little time and experience the Ps2 can do great things.....
http://ps2.ign.com/news/35154.html
The polygons and the textures have greatly improved - it shows that with a little time and experience the Ps2 can do great things.....
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That would just be the icing on the cake if it were to have an online mode!! How likely do you think it will be??
Ive just taken a closer look at the screenshots - What seems like a futuristic city resembles closely to the Chicago level on Perfect Dark!! It looks amazing.
Also I read an interview I think in the official PS2 mag and the developers are pretty sure that the character animation will be the best on PS2!! This is going to rock!!
Ive just taken a closer look at the screenshots - What seems like a futuristic city resembles closely to the Chicago level on Perfect Dark!! It looks amazing.
Also I read an interview I think in the official PS2 mag and the developers are pretty sure that the character animation will be the best on PS2!! This is going to rock!!
I know that time will be spent wisely and this is now one of my most anticipated titles - I know its a long way off yet but I feel this could beat every other FPS hands down!!
Free Radiacal have taken all of the complaints about the story mode on board. The main complaint was there wasn't enough depth, it was to simple - run in with guns a blazing, grab an object, run back. Free Radical are going to add more puzzle based objectives and they are going to are going to add a definite plot, although this probably won't be to complicated.
The only reason that Timsplitters one player mode was too simple and didn't have much of a plot, was because Free Radical didn't have enough time, but they now have more time too spend on making Timesplitters 2 an improvement over the first one.
The only reason that Timsplitters one player mode was too simple and didn't have much of a plot, was because Free Radical didn't have enough time, but they now have more time too spend on making Timesplitters 2 an improvement over the first one.
More challenges would be good too! Perhaps even a more advanced level editor, allowing more types of block, and generally more customisability.
Thats what Im hoping - The first is one of the best multiplayers around, lets hope this sequel has a proper story mode or something!!
If they get the one player sorted, it could be the best FPS ever.
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