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Lets chat about timesplitters 2, as it looks amazing!!
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Gridloch wrote:
> adrian wrote:
>
> Wont be better, but if you can make your own single player levels,
> as
> well as the multi-player levels. Then having the harddrive to save
> them all on will be better than having a 8mb PS2 memory card where
> only a few levels may be able to fit on.
>
> thats a good point.
Yep it is
> adrian wrote:
>
> Wont be better, but if you can make your own single player levels,
> as
> well as the multi-player levels. Then having the harddrive to save
> them all on will be better than having a 8mb PS2 memory card where
> only a few levels may be able to fit on.
>
> thats a good point.
Yep it is
adrian wrote:
>
> Wont be better, but if you can make your own single player levels, as
> well as the multi-player levels. Then having the harddrive to save
> them all on will be better than having a 8mb PS2 memory card where
> only a few levels may be able to fit on.
thats a good point.
>
> Wont be better, but if you can make your own single player levels, as
> well as the multi-player levels. Then having the harddrive to save
> them all on will be better than having a 8mb PS2 memory card where
> only a few levels may be able to fit on.
thats a good point.
He went and bought himself an X-Box. ;-)
Or†ega wrote:
> After official PS2 mag gave it 10/10 it must be somthin good. Is the
> xbox version better? As I dont mind paying a few extra quid if it is.
Wont be better, but if you can make your own single player levels, as well as the multi-player levels. Then having the harddrive to save them all on will be better than having a 8mb PS2 memory card where only a few levels may be able to fit on.
> After official PS2 mag gave it 10/10 it must be somthin good. Is the
> xbox version better? As I dont mind paying a few extra quid if it is.
Wont be better, but if you can make your own single player levels, as well as the multi-player levels. Then having the harddrive to save them all on will be better than having a 8mb PS2 memory card where only a few levels may be able to fit on.
The game will all play the same, but it will look sharper than the PS2 version. Plus if theres any fogging in the PS2 version (which I'm not sure if there is or not), then chances are that the X-Box version won't have this problem.
After official PS2 mag gave it 10/10 it must be somthin good. Is the xbox version better? As I dont mind paying a few extra quid if it is.
i havn't played the first Timesplitters so i don't know what to expect. Think i will rent the second
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