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Horrible Controls

3 Rating: 3, Useful: 0 / 1
Date: January 09, 2001
Author: Amazon User

This game is a pretty sweet game. It is a very fast pace game with excellent graphics. Its just I can not get over how horrible the controls are. They make it so hard to move around and have any accuracy when shootting someone. It almost takes a hole clip to take people out. So, if your some one that has played a first person shooter on a computer using a keyboard and mouse this games not for you. Plus playing four player deathmatch on one screen, .... Playing on a computer over the internet or network is so much more fun. So, I guess if you are someone without a computer looking for a first person shooter buy this game. But people with computers should not even waste there time playing first person shoots on console systems.

Time Splitters, not worth the money.

3 Rating: 3, Useful: 0 / 2
Date: January 02, 2001
Author: Amazon User

The controls on Time Splitters was to hard to learn, not to mention there is not a jump button. The graphics are good and reminds me of 007 golden eye. Rent this one first, before you buy.

This Game is pretty cool.

4 Rating: 4, Useful: 0 / 1
Date: January 02, 2001
Author: Amazon User

This game is pretty fun.I got it at Christmas and are still playing it.Everyone talks about how good the single player is,but it isn't that good.The graphics are awsome,but it just doesn't really have a good plot and the controls are weird.You can adjust them,but the sight is to fast to really aim with.The multiplayer is the best thing about this game.You have a bunch of different characters and levels, and guns.There are many scenarios to play, and the best part is that you can make your own level.If you get this game, get it for the multiplayer.

Nice PFS game like Bond and Perfect Dark -

3 Rating: 3, Useful: 0 / 1
Date: November 03, 2000
Author: Amazon User

The game has the feel of Perfect Dark meets Quake to it. The only complaint I have is the controls, it takes time to get used to and makes it really tough to move around and shoot at the same time.

Another great thing about this game that there is no slow down with the number of bots you put in when you are playing a two player game unlike Perfect Dark.

If you are looking for a fast paced game like Quake 3 or any other great First Person Shooter games like Golden Eye, this is the game to get!

A Surprisingly Entertaining Game

4 Rating: 4, Useful: 0 / 1
Date: November 07, 2000
Author: Amazon User

Hands down, it might not be a Goldeneye or a Perfect Dark in the single player mode but the multiplayer is outstanding. I have three small problems with it: it takes an angonizing ten to fifteen seconds to load a mission, there is no plot or explanation to the missions, and the graphics of the bots are not at all impressive. I must say though that the single player is surprisingly fun and will keep you glued to the screen for longer than you might expect. The multiplayer is simply terrific for its fast pace, variety of levels and objectives, and simplicity. Another feature that cannot be passed up is the map creator. Its best aspect is its amazing simplicity while one is still able to create a very detailed, even complex map. My two problems with it: there is a restrictive limit to the size of the map and the tiles with which one creates the map are a little too basic. Overall I am very pleased with the game.

Looking Awesome!

5 Rating: 5, Useful: 0 / 6
Date: September 21, 2000
Author: Amazon User

At this point, Timesplitters looks awesome. I have seen screenshots and movies, they show that the game is fast paced and looks very promising. With a level editor, more than a dozen playable characters, and the expertiese of the goldeneye team, you can't go wrong with this game. This is my first game to get at launch time.

INFO...

5 Rating: 5, Useful: 0 / 0
Date: October 02, 2007
Author: Amazon User

GameSpot Review
We played quite a bit of Time Splitters, Free Radical Design's upcoming first-person shooter, at publisher Eidos' offices yesterday afternoon, and it has left us with some very concrete impressions of the game. By focusing on multiplayer combat, Time Splitters allows for some truly maddening firefights, which all take place on grand environments that are populated by some truly zany characters.
Though all the modes that Eidos demonstrated seemed to possess their share of fun, none impressed us as much as the game's multiplayer mode. And with good reason: According to Eidos, all the other modes will play second-fiddle and will serve solely as a means by which to unlock extra features - character models and such - in the multiplayer mode.

The multiplayer mode is fairly cut-and-dried in presentation. Prior to the matches, you and your opponents select your characters, after which player one will set the parameters for the match such as number of kills needed to win, the weapons and bots present, and the arena in which it'll all go down. Since the game is being developed to resemble, aesthetically, a series of B-movies, all manner of odd characters and stages are present - from '70s cop-show detectives to aliens and robots - and they are inhabiting places like expansive gothic cathedrals, spooky graveyards, and otherworldly spacecrafts. Some of the battles you'll engage in will prove to be truly absurd: Imagine a muscular, daunting space alien running and gunning around a venerable temple and shooting at you with a blunderbuss, and you'll surely agree.

From a gameplay perspective, most importantly, everything unfolds rather well. During the single-player mode, the action was flowing at upward of 60 frames per second, and, even during the four-player, split-screen matches, the frame rate remained quite healthy and never took a substantial blow. Indeed, even with five bots in the arenas and four players blasting away at each other, the game remained wonderfully playable and technically intact.

The game's other modes seemed functional enough, though rather single-minded in flavor. Unlike the intricate, multifaceted construct an FPS level has evolved into, Time Splitters' levels remain rather geared toward the mowing down of bodies, with the occasional key-fetch objective thrown in for good measure. Single-player and two-player co-op modes are included, both of which play wonderfully from a technical standpoint.

The game also includes a level editor, which, when demonstrated, seemed quite easy to use, versatile, and fun. Arenas with up to eight floors can be constructed, and there are a variety of texture sets with which to decorate the arenas. All manner of factors can be tweaked - from weapon availability and bot population to lighting effects. Depending on the types of peripherals developed for the PS2, would-be level designers could quite possibly make their arenas available to the online masses.

Needless to say, we're all quite excited about Time Splitters. Expect a full review of the game come its release alongside the PS2's launch.--Miguel Lopez --Copyright © 2000 GameSpot Inc. All rights reserved. Reproduction in whole or in part in any form or medium without express written permission of GameSpot is prohibited.

the best thing to hit since goldeneye and perfect dark

5 Rating: 5, Useful: 0 / 0
Date: February 27, 2001
Author: Amazon User

This game is fun. Its really fun. Get your friends together and start shooting the crap out of each other. Even the single player campaign is well done. If you liked goldeneye (and who didn't) then you have to at least try this game.

Excellent

5 Rating: 5, Useful: 0 / 0
Date: February 21, 2001
Author: Amazon User

This game is very fun and is better than the classic Goldeneye!

First Person shooter as good or better than GoldenEye

5 Rating: 5, Useful: 0 / 0
Date: January 29, 2001
Author: Amazon User

I bought this after reading a few glowing reviews. I am totally satisifed. You can play the arcade mode to unlock stages which are fun with or without a human partner. If you play with a human parter however you do not unlock the cool stuff that comes along when you beat stages one player.

The battle mode is fun and has great scenarios for play. You can create your own battle stages, but I find the interface very confusing. I am sure it will work fine once I put time into learning it, but it could have been designed for easier use. This is a must have game for anyone with a PS2. Great fun for 1-4 players.

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