The TimeSplitters series now contains three first-person shooters that place an extreme emphasis on sheer variety and fast action. The third iteration, Future Perfect, finally makes good on the ...

TimeSplitters was considered a parallel to Rare shooters like Goldeneye and Perfect Dark, but the property has languished for ages, and seemed like it might be dead for good when Crytek shut down.

In TimeSplitters: Future Perfect, scheduled for a 2005 release on GameCube, PlayStation 2 and Xbox, you once more control the badass marine Cortez.

The Timesplitters trilogy was added to PS Plus Premium in August 2024, but many fans were disappointed at the lack of trophy support. In under a month, all three Timesplitters games have been ...

TimeSplitters co-creator and Free Radical Design boss Steve Ellis has said he’s likely “done” with the franchise after Embracer closed down the studio.. READ MORE: ‘Princess Peach ...

TimeSplitters: Multiplayer Hands-on Free Radical's maniacal, popcorn online love is alive and kicking. Our impressions, plus new screens.

The first TimeSplitters has you travelling through time in 18 levels inspired by historical moments. There's also a four-player local multiplayer mode to play.

TimeSplitters may belong to the same genre that produced modern-day juggernauts like Call of Duty and Battlefield, but its execution couldn’t be more disparate from those games.

The age of the split-screen was exemplified by games like Timesplitters 2, and it’s easy to see why. Slicing the screen between you and three of your mates – everyone huddled around the TV in ...

TimeSplitters was released in 2000 as a PlayStation 2 launch title.Two sequels followed over the next five years. Although the first-person shooters were critical darlings and beloved by fans ...

TimeSplitters 2’s 4K port has been locked inside the Homefront sequel for years. Fans find missing cheat code unlocking the full game after 5-year search. by Owen S. Good.

TimeSplitters is, at its core, a pretty stripped-down game that isn't too much more than a faster-moving, better-looking version of GoldenEye for the Nintendo 64.