Timesplitters 2 without a doubt is what made me a gamer to this day. Me and my friend would rush home to play it. So many hours doing the chanllenges and map making for games of virus. I love the humor and pure sillyness of it, was so badass.
[QUOTE=Haunted;35834021]Timesplitters 2 without a doubt is what made me a gamer to this day. Me and my friend would rush home to play it. So many hours doing the chanllenges and map making for games of virus. I love the humor and pure sillyness of it, was so badass.[/QUOTE]
Show your support then my friend, follow on twitter, share and like! we need more fans to take the time to support this.
TS2 was definitely a personal favorite. Me and my brothers played the shit out of it. *Puts on Nostalgia Goggles*
This guy does not have an interesting voice.
[QUOTE=Bredirish123;35837047]TS2 was definitely a personal favorite. Me and my brothers played the shit out of it. *Puts on Nostalgia Goggles*[/QUOTE]
Timesplitters 2 seems to be the one that sticks out in everyones mind
why not do a kickstarter?
(i never played timesplitters, so i dont know alot about whats going on involving free radical and such)
I have contacted Crytek about a kickstarter and i would love to do one. With all the support ive gathered i think it'd get funded nicely. But its just about legal issues
My mom and I used to play TS:FP :v:
Any idea how we could get even more publicity for this? i definitely want this cause to turn into some kind of kickstarter for Crytek
The choice for developers nowadays is surprisingly easy really. Either take the publisher money and work on something with rigid guidelines with guaranteed employment, or take a risk and independently develop the game of your dreams.
[QUOTE=Wii60;35839489]why not do a kickstarter?
(i never played timesplitters, so i dont know alot about whats going on involving free radical and such)[/QUOTE]
A quality FPS nowadays costs millions to make. Probably a multiple of the current funding record on Kickstarter.
[QUOTE=Clavus;35840766]The choice for developers nowadays is surprisingly easy really. Either take the publisher money and work on something with rigid guidelines with guaranteed employment, or take a risk and independently develop the game of your dreams.
A quality FPS nowadays costs millions to make. Probably a multiple of the current funding record on Kickstarter.[/QUOTE]
Then a HD collection?
Timesplitters virus mode :dance:
If only the publishers would open their greedy little eyes. :(
Call me a hater but this guy is pretty melodramatic about an old FPS, NO GOOD GAMES and REHASHED WAR SIMS when we just got Tribes. Not to mention pretending anyone would even bother with split screen is laughable.
[QUOTE=sebyo;35870232]Call me a hater but this guy is pretty melodramatic about an old FPS, NO GOOD GAMES and REHASHED WAR SIMS when we just got Tribes. Not to mention pretending anyone would even bother with split screen is laughable.[/QUOTE]
Tribes is free to play, and was self-published by the developers. If it had been developed for retail, there's no way any publishers would go near it.
I only really remember Timesplitters 3. Great game, loved the level editor. I would make levels for me and my friends to play in and it was awesome.
[QUOTE=1STrandomman;35870445]Tribes is free to play, and was self-published by the developers. If it had been developed for retail, there's no way any publishers would go near it.[/QUOTE]
The point was the there are games being made right now worth playing, the industry isn't in its death throws because TS isn't being made like the dude would have you believe
[QUOTE=sebyo;35870825]The point was the there are games being made right now worth playing, the industry isn't in its death throws because TS isn't being made like the dude would have you believe[/QUOTE]
There's more going on than just one game not being made. The point is this is just one example of a larger problem. It may not kill gaming, but for the time being it's aggravating.
brb rebuying a ps2
Future Perfect was stellar man. I remember for one reason or another my friends and I played a round of 4 player split screen on a 6 inch b+w security monitor and it was still so much fun. I really hope this continues to get the proper attention it deserves.
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