Successfully complete the Aztec Ruins level in story mode on the mediumdifficulty setting to unlock Stone Golem as a playable character in arcade mode. Successfully complete the Wild West level in story mode on the mediumdifficulty setting to unlock The Colonel as a playable character in arcade mode. Successfully complete Siberia on medium orhigher to get hybrid mutant as a playablecharacter.
Successfully complete Chicago on mediumdifficulty or higher to get big tony as aplayable character. We have no easter eggs for TimeSplitters 2 yet. Plus, there's always the single-player game.
You jump around time and space in your search for the missing pieces of an alien time-travelling device--everywhere from the Wild West of the s to Neo Tokyo in the year Don't care for the enemies or weapons in any particular level?
Just wait--the next one will be completely different. Don't forget about creating your own multi- or single-player maps see sidebar. By the time you're done with everything, TimeSplitters 3, will probably be right around the corner. All the exploding crates, monkeys and Play-Dohy enemies you could want are in the demo we saw of Eidos' shooter sequel, which is due out this spring. The game's opening sequence and gameplay reminded us a lot of N64's GoldenEye, which could be a plus.
And even though TS2 looks plain, it runs smoothly on the PS2. Developer Free Radical is focusing heavily on the single-player game after TS1's mediocre solo offering.
Even if you didn't know that Free Radical Director David Doak worked on the blockbuster Nintendo 64 first-person shooter GoldenEye, you can tell he knows a few things about the genre just by watching him get behind a controller. The way he glides through hallways, stealthily disabling security cameras.
Or how he drops enemies with a single head-shot before they can even raise a gun to their hostages. Or when he toys with his victims, lighting them with a flamethrower then dousing them with an extinguisher, only to set timed explosives on their back and watch them panic before the inevitable "BOOM! But maybe the best evidence of all is the fact that he, and the team at Free Radical, are the guys making the game that includes all the cool stuff outlined above and that's just the first couple levels : TimeSplitters 2.
You may remember the original TS on the PS2 for its smooth graphics, innovative level editor or frenzied multiplayer matches, but chances are the single-player game doesn't leap to mind. To jog your memory, Free Radical is building each level in TS2 as a little story in itself, set in its own unique time and place, with characters, weapons and objectives specific to it.
Encompassing it is the larger overall plot of two space marines that's you and a friend if you want to play co-op in pursuit of the naughty title aliens and their time-travel device. The idea is to add this deep solo experience to an updated version of the multiplayer action the original T5 was known for.
Free and instant download. But maybe the monkey didn't convince you. Maybe you've experienced the excellent deathmatch action in the original TimeSplitters, know that many at Free Radical worked on the blockbuster Nintendo 64 shooter GoldenEye, and are still uncertain. A skeptic, eh? With all the first-person shooters out there, who can blame you? But that's OK, 'cause has a lot more to offer.
Like online play, for one.
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