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On there somewhere.
The game actually looks really good and some of the graphics, most noticably on the outside level at the end of the video, look pretty darn tasty.
It's looking alot better then when I last watched it.
On there somewhere.
The game actually looks really good and some of the graphics, most noticably on the outside level at the end of the video, look pretty darn tasty.
It's looking alot better then when I last watched it.
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Following that woman bored me.
Me and a mate played it all the way through and that was the only point where we started hitting each other. Or he kept smashing glass up.
Me and a mate played it all the way through and that was the only point where we started hitting each other. Or he kept smashing glass up.
Try doing Neo Tokyo on the hardest setting, that's like 10 times harder than control.
Played it for about 3 hours in co-op and whatever we did, there was no way of getting back up onto the street after you've turned off the Splitter machine and all that stuff. Just got blown away every time, damn impossible.
Played it for about 3 hours in co-op and whatever we did, there was no way of getting back up onto the street after you've turned off the Splitter machine and all that stuff. Just got blown away every time, damn impossible.
Neo-Tokyo was one of the best put-together levels of any FPS. While none measure up to Goldeneye's Bunker Levels, and none as hard as Control, they were still great fun, and the first level on Normal was a great challenge for newcomers.
The levels didn't go together but the majority of them were still damn good.
Aztec was a pile of crap though.
Aztec was a pile of crap though.
I liked the TS2 Story Mode, although it was more Arcade-esque than story-driven and far from immersive.
The single player of TS2 was terrible. It just didn't mesh together properly.
I am a big a FPS fan as you will fin and I was hoping it would be a good game. Sadly I was expecting something on the level of Halo or Half Life and to even class it in the same league is an insult :)
Nah, I thought TS2 was prety good and the challenges made it last for quite a while.
Don't get me started on TS2. Possibly one of the worst games I have ever played. If they wanted it to be fully multiplayer orientated then why not sell it at a cheaper price. Took me a couple of hours to bust the single player campaign and then after a few challenges I decided that I had seen enough.
Single player most definetly, looks to have a lot of innovative ideas and quite an involving story line.
Storyline and innovation are 2 things that Timesplitters was sadly lacking.
Storyline and innovation are 2 things that Timesplitters was sadly lacking.
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