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Anybody else noticed the similarities to Goldeneye ?
Crikeys - the location is the same, the weapons, the textures, the sounds and the gameplay.
I know that people have long said that Goldeneye is one of the best all time games and I agree and I am sure once we get into the full game the locations etc will change - and hey - it's even got monkeys in it !
I suppose what I am saying is that I was expecting TS2 to be moving forward but based on the demo it is a slightly better looking version of a game which is what - 4/5 years old.
Anybody else noticed the similarities to Goldeneye ?
Crikeys - the location is the same, the weapons, the textures, the sounds and the gameplay.
I know that people have long said that Goldeneye is one of the best all time games and I agree and I am sure once we get into the full game the locations etc will change - and hey - it's even got monkeys in it !
I suppose what I am saying is that I was expecting TS2 to be moving forward but based on the demo it is a slightly better looking version of a game which is what - 4/5 years old.
Besides from what I've seen and read, there will be plenty of veriaty in the game, tons of levels set across different time periods, tons of weapons, tons of player models and a ton load of multiplayer otions. Not to mention a single and multiplayer map editor. I think it's safe to say the game will be more than just a bog standard remake.
I think the game is ace - Goldeneye was a brilliant game and yes they probably are just playing homage to it with the demo. As so many people have played Goldeneye and enjoyed maybe they have issued that level as the demo so that those who have complained for years that there has been nothing to match Goldeneye on the PS / PS2 can see that at last there is a game that matches the standard that Goldeneye set.
I am looking forward to TS2 coming out and the demo has only whetted my appetite further - at last an FPS with a decent control system that actually works without making your head go all fuzzy. I think the control system used works much better than it did in the first TS game as well.
And the control system of the game is unmatched by any other console FPS I've played. Being a PC owner, I've found that no joypad set up could beat the good old mouse/keyboard combo, but after a short practice on Timesplitters I was amazed at just how comfortable the game was to control. A good thing considering how fast the game is.
I can't for Timesplitters 2 either, I loved the origanal and now the sequel looks set to better it's predoccessor in every way. Definatly on my most wanted list.
Talking of demo's Mr Snuggles sir - Do SR ever get supplies of demo discs and if so what do you do with them ?
i.e. how can us poor unfortunates get hold of demo's of the likes of PES2 ??
The demo is pretty good. Poor me gets motion sickness so I felt sick when I got to the power switch. :(
No blood neither. Game tis fun though :D