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Time Splitters Future Perfect - PS2 Game
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UPC:788687500081
Condition:Used
Genre:Shooter
Platform:Playstation 2
Region:NTSC (N. America)
ESRB:Teen
SKU:PS2_TIME_SPLITTERS_2
———This game is fully cleaned, tested & working. Includes the Disc/Cartridge Only. May have some minor scratches/scuffs.This description was last updated on October 28th, 2020. click here
| Weight | 8 lbs |
|---|---|
| Condition | Used |
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Just what I asked for. Not original case though. Game worked perfect
This review is based on the PS2 version. I’ve had it for 2 days now, and I am hopelessly addicted. Free Radical has made the First Person Shooter game that I’ve always wanted for the PS2. Forget about the single player game–although it’s quite good–I wanted to satisfy my craving for deathmatches–even though I really don’t have any other gamers around to play against. TS2 delivers with an Arcade mode, a series of 45 challenging levels where you compete against bots, who have great AI, for bronze, silver, gold trophies. Winning the better trophies unlocks other bots and deathmatch levels. There’s more levels after this–besides deathmatch, you get capture the flag, assault, etc. Basically, the single-player aspect to the deathmatch mode is a lot like the use of bots in Unreal Tournament. The graphics are astounding, and I love how the PS2 controller rumbles in my hand when I am shooting a powerful weapon. Now, some caveats: I haven’t figured out if you can jump, or roll; the level design is good, but so far I haven’t seen any that match the design of Unreal. But Timesplitters 2 does try to give you variety: you get a Wild West level, a gothic level, a robot factory level, a cold war Russian setting, etc. The weapon design is astoundingly good, I got such a kick out of using twin Russian machine guns in a recent match. Another funky mode in the TS2 deathmatches is that sometimes you’ll fight “shrunken” bots: much smaller and harder to kill. There’s even a monkey.
TimeSplitters 2 to me is the Quake 3 Arena of consoles, though that’s clearly an understatement. It’s got a campaign that you can play in splitscreen co-op, custom arcade (skirmish) where you can play with bots and customize the match almost in any way, and even a map editor! Granted the mapmaker only allows you to make small indoor maps with a limited number of themes, but that’s always better than no map editor at all.I would have given this a 5/5, but there were certain annoyances I can’t get over. In order to unlock features (such as maps) in the Custom Arcade, you must beat certain things such as Challenges, the Arcade League, and the Campaign on all difficulties. Most maps are locked behind this limit, so that’s a downer when those maps are interesting or fun. I gave up on that when I couldn’t get past the third installment of the traumatizing "Too hot to handle" series. There is a reason why I don’t play Virus mode; I hate it, and now that I’ve played it I hate it even more.Great game for the most part. Will surely consider getting TimeSplitters: Future Perfect.
Good game but really fun in LAN multiplayer! If you like older games
This is the greatest game I have ever played from the multiplayer missions to the fun modes everything is awesome. It is a whole lot like James Bond Goldeneye but the difference is you can play the missions with a friend, and there is a fun mode called capture the bag in which you go through a level trying to capture the other teams bag( pretty much like capture the flag if you are playing paintball). The graphics are superb and the story is great.
It was given to my son as a gift and he really enjoys playing this game. My son’s friends enjoy playing with him on this game.
Timesplitters 2 is a really well-made FPS, but unfortunately it doesn’t last as long as it should and the bosses are kind of bad. Luckily, the rest is made up for in it’s polish and originality. I also like how the game goes for a more cartoony artstyle, which helps it age far better visually, and the sense of flow is a plus as well.
Bottom line if you liked Goldeneye and Perfect Dark this game could actually be considered a sequel!Graphically its a 10 out of 10, fun factor 10 out of 10, multi player gets 10 out of 10 as well.I personally think the single player game is pretty easy, and can easily be beaten by renting it for a weekend.THis game is basically "PErfect Dark" for the PS2.fans of perfect dark and goldeneye need to check this out!
This game absolutely rocks! I had to give it only four stars because all of the other reviews gave it five and while it is excellent, it does still have some flaws.The Good! – Can you say multiplayer mayhem! The multiplayer mayhem is intense. With tons of modes to play from the traditional deathmatch and capture the flag to the not so traditional shrink (size based on standing – lower=smaller) and monkey assist (a group of monkeys come down and help the person in last place). The variety of multiplayer levels, weapons, and characters will keep you coming back for more.The Arcade and Challenge modes are good as well. This is where you will do most of the multiplayer unlocking. These modes work with the multiplayer (and some single player) levels and have you complete various objectives (save the dam from the bouncing bomb filled monkeys, complete the level without being spotted, you and a bot assistant must infiltrate the enemy bunker, etc). Good fun for everyone, and a challenge to boot. You’ve never had so much fun unlocking stuff!The single player game is good as well. The story is fun and it puts you in different time frames with different styles of gameplay, from stealth in the siberian dam and Neo-Tokyo levels, to an all out time rushed frenzy in Atom Smasher and Space Station levels, to strategy and patience in the robot factory.My ultimate favorite – Co-op Story Mode rocks!!!The Bad! – So many of the single player levels could have been dons so much better! T.
It was OK but some things wont work like assault ground and the trailer. Thanks alot!SignedEmosewaMC! ! !
Kodi Fratzke. –
This game definitely holds it’s own with any other shooter of today, a great interactive campaign (even if it gets confusing at times), an amazing multiplayer with a large variety of intuitive weapons maps and modes, and a wide array of playable characters.
Sean Connery –
This was the first gamecube game I bought and it is so good, I’ve been playing it for months and I still am. The controls are really tight, and the action is awesome in 4 player multiplayer matches. Its also cool to play the story mode co-op with your friend.
JMill –
Was one of my favorite as a kid… Oh the memories… :’)
murdog –
This game is probably the best game I ever owned on PS2 and Im writing about it 4 years after I first owned it, thats how good it is. Although people are right, its meant to be played with friends. If you have 2-4 people this game is unbelievable, yeah you can play solo and its still fun but what takes this game to the next level is its multiplayer fun. You will literally spend hours playing this game with your friends in one sitting. Buy now its so cheap!
Chris Haynes –
Worked fine looked good as new student him with any manuals
ram –
Works great! Amazing game! !
Oscar Gomez –
Great game five stars for sure
MiltonDietrich –
This game is simply amazing. TimeSplitters 2 has some of the best graphics ive ever seen. Also, this is one of those rare games where you wont be bored out it in a week. The game has so many modes (story,arcade,challenge,mulitplayer). You can play with your friends or just blast people by yourself. I bought this yesterday and i cant stop playing it. Definitely one of the best games, a must have for any PS2 owner.
Ted Del Prato –
Timesplitters 2 is a first-person shooter similar to Doom, Quake, Halo, and many others. Crisp graphics, a smooth frame rate, responsive gameplay, great music…everything is top notch (at least as far as the PS2’s capabilities go). What sets it apart from other typical games in the genre, however, is the wild variety of environments, characters, and weapons. It includes over 10 different times and locations ranging from the old west to futuristic cities, plus over 20 different weapons overall (shotguns, crossbows, laserguns, rocket launchers, flamethrowers, you name it). Timespitters 2 takes itself less seriously than other fps. With cartoonish style graphics, and humorous cinemas obviously poking fun of today’s pop-culture movies, it’s a welcome change from the typical war-hardened commando theme found in most of these games. As far as modes and options go, Timesplitters 2 has you covered there too. After you’ve plowed through the story mode, there are still a massive amount of arcade and challenge battles to keep you busy. Factor in the multiplayer matches and the map editor mode, and this game has almost limitless replay value. The only thing missing from this game is a jump button, but once you get into playing for a while you probably won’t even notice it’s absent. While in terms of gameplay balance and graphical quality Halo still has this game beat, Timesplitters 2 remains an excellent choice for any fan of the first-person shooter genre.
L. Spalding –
I’ll start off with the bad, because it won’t take long. The online play was yanked at the last minute, though you can still use an iLink for LAN multi-play. That’s it.This game is just a blast to play, and there are enough new developments over the first game in the series which should bring back fans. There are now 16 customizable Arcade modes, a ridiculous amount of characters to unlock, plus the returning and revamped Story and Challenge games. Free Radical kept everything that was fun about TS, added depth to the gameplay and storyline, and gave us a great polished game which will please both hardcore gamers and players new to the genre.But the most important–and these days, rare–thing is that there is a ton of replay value to this game. Expect to log dozens of hours perfecting your skill and unlocking everything. Rent it first if you want, but you’ll be hooked.