Me and my friends used to play Future Perfect during breaks during sixth form (My friend used to bring his PS2 in with a small screen). Also, that is one of the best logos I have EVER seen.

I liked Future perfect :(

Future Perfect is no Timesplitters 2, but show me a man on earth who would dare pass up the opportunity to do a sniper battle in FP's Siberia level.

I'll give you that, multiplayer sniper battling was great, but it was sadly the only good thing in it.

It was particularly cool if you had one person on foot and the other in the jeep screwing towards them trying to run them over before they could get the headshot.

I've never played timesplitters but the trailer for the game was awesome.

I could never get past the one level where you fought all the ducks in the morgue and you only had one double barrel shotgun. There's also a level where you had to make to the end and back (maybe twice or so) of a winding city street which was completely insane as well.

Does that sound crazy or does anyone remember that?

By the time I got an xbox, the T2 looked so horrid that I never really got into it. I also liked T3 tho, even if it was an easy 6 hour game :/

I did like the humor, so yeah bring on T4!

t2 was great, but i thought fp improved on it at least a little in every way, except for controls, where it improved A LOT (but then, i got into halo about the same time as t2, so that was the benchmark for me back then, and t2's lack of manual aiming annoyed me). More Timesplitters cannot be a bad thing!

I loved both games. However, I hope TS4 has a jump button. When it is not there...it just..bothers me.

timesplitters was the best series in everyway i loved 2 and 3 had the BEST multiplayer anywhere and single player was epic and thebrain is right the only thing that made halo beat timesplitters was the damn jump button but i loved secondary firing from timesplitters

The only thing i want to know is where the series will be chronologicaly, Seeing as in Ts3 you went back to the start of it all and destroyed the time crystals which basically made the 3 games not happen.No crystals = no time travelling Crow = No creation of the splitter species.With this there is no war, no splitters and most of all no time travel...So when the hell is it going to take place...

Huh, I love the multiplayer in future perfect though. If it's so bad then i'm kind of glad i'm playing that first since I don't have Timesplitters 2 yet.

The original timesplitters is where i learned how to play fps with dual joysticks. Man the multiplayer was phenominal at the time. TS2 was good and TS3 was okay, hopefully TS4 will be good.

I cannot wait for TS4. Enough said.

O.K. a few things:

-Christiangamer, you can literally make any button do anything in TimeSplitters 2, so if you wanted, you could give it the Halo controller layout

-In my opinion, TimeSplitters 2 is the best game of the series; this is not to say that the others are bad, though.
TimeSplitters 1 is just ridiculously frantic and you can’t tell what the heck is going one, which is what makes it so fun.
TimeSplitters 2 is almost as frantic, but you can at least tell what’s going on for the most part. Some of the things I loved about TimeSplitters 2 were all of the little details, for example: if you shot Big Tony in the head, his toupee popped off. Not to say this was my favorite detail (though I do love it) or the only one, there were tons of those, like: certain characters had eyes that glowed in the dark, some had hats that came off (like Big Tony’s toupee), some characters had particles that followed them (like the Scourge Splitter who had a flaming head, and the Sewer Zombie who breathed green breathe (not the snot projectile, the breathe was very subtle) in story mode), and stuff like that. It was those things that made it so great (in addition to the awesome gameplay of course).
TimeSplitters 3, I think, was a good game. I was very disappointed when I found out EA was publishing it, though. There were somethings they got rid of in TimeSplitters 3 that I think they shouldn’t have kept the same, like the fully customizable control scheme in TimeSplitters 2, the little details, the large number of story item pick-ups for custom story maps, the unlimited logic memory (at least until you made more than 36 logics which caused all of them to stop working), you get the idea. There were also plenty of cool new features though that got me excited about the game. The mapmaker overall was definitely improved despite having somethings altered for the worse (the biggest problem being that there was never enough memory to make in depth story levels). The story was more in depth (hit and miss with that one, it was kind of fun just jumping around randomly in TimeSplitters 2 and finding yourself in really bizarre situations). Some cool new weapons with more detailed animations were added (but sadly, no Tommy Guns, K-SMG was almost as good once you got used to the gun flash taking up the entire screen (the K-SMG was nice and glitchy, too, I love that—turning it into an automatic rocket launcher that you didn’t have to reload was the best)). Remote controlled cats were totally awesome! Whenever I would play with someone who had never seen the cat before, I would just drive around them meowing to freak them out because they didn’t know what it was going to do. I can also see why they took out some of the detailed things in TimeSplitters 2, they do have a certain amount of memory to which they are limited.
Anyway, I could go on all night (in case you haven’t figured it out, I’m a TimeSplitters fanatic that has investigated every little nook and glitch in the games—I also like to use parenthesis).

-I personally liked the way the controls in TimeSplitters 2 were as well, a lot of people say they were too hard to operate, but I thought they were really good.

- I’ll end this with one last thing, Halo sucks (especially 2 and 3). You can play as a big doofus in TimeSplitters and shot a bunch of aliens with a pistol if you like Halo. And those of you who like to jump, think about this: In real life, how often do you jump? And think about this, too: In real life, you jump about ten inches in the air if you don’t pull legs up after you’ve left the ground, how useful is that in a videogame? I can answer that one for you, almost completely useless. I played a game like that, it was DRIV3R (Driver 3 for those of you who are a bit slow or don’t like numbers mixed into words). DRIV3R was a cool game, but the jumping that was accurate to real life…totally useless; the shoulder roll was more effective for getting onto to a higher surface.

-Anyway I’m done. (Looking back, this is really REALLY long, sorry)