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Timesplitters: Future Perfect

I've been playing the second like crazy and it is by far the most arcade like shooter I've ever played with so much re-play value.

Leaf Green, Paper Mario 2, Pikmin 2, Resi 4, Zelda are all givers but it is Future Perfect that I cannot wait for at the moment.

What about you?


"Plagarism all the way"

Timesplitters: Future Perfect

I've been playing the second like crazy and it is by far the most arcade like shooter I've ever played with so much re-play value.

Leaf Green, Paper Mario 2, Pikmin 2, Resi 4, Zelda are all givers but it is Future Perfect that I cannot wait for at the moment.

What about you?


"Plagarism all the way"

I'm still looking forward to when the current crop of classics hit dirt cheap.


In Gamestation's second hand shelf I saw PN03 in a 2 for £20.
But I couldn't find a decent partner for it.
No rush, the prices can't stay high forever... :-)

PN03 is a top quality game.

I'm always willing to spend £30 on a game... especially if it is truly worth it.

A game would have to be VERY good to make me fork £30 nowdays.


I'd maybe splash £15 if it was one I really wanted, £10 if it looks pretty good and £5 for "just give it a go".
PN03 would probably have been worth £10, but not worth buying a substandard game with it.

Now if Viewtiful Joe, F-Zero or Prince of Persia had been options, it might well have been a different story. :-)

Ahahaha, I love you Dringo.

Ashman wrote:
> Ahahaha, I love you Dringo.

Easy

Strafio wrote:
> A game would have to be VERY good to make me fork £30 nowdays.

I guess that is fair enough, what were the options? Isn't Resident Evil in the deal?

Not where I was, but I didn't really want to buy it anyway.


Basically, they had a selection of games that were £15 or 2 for £20.
PN03 looked interesting but if I was going to spend £20 (I'm a bit strapped for cash right now) it would have to have been something special.

But hey, my brother managed to get a loan on his friend's Splinter Cell.
It's not bad but I don't get the hype, I mean, it's not "all that", you know?

I do know, but it's like when someone's favourite film is such an odd choice... it's because it has seeped into that persons psyche...

Splinter cell did that to a lot of people.

The first Splinter Cell was excellent I though, the sequel though single player wise was pretty dire to be honest.

Chaos Theory is looking much better though.