Time Splitters: Future Perfect

No online play for the xbox version? My chances of buying this game have now entered into the negative range.

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Originally Posted by J2d

From magicbox:
"Electronic Arts announced that TimeSplitter: Future Perfect will be heading to all three consoles. The PS2 version will have 16-player online play, while the GameCube and Xbox version will support 2 player cooperative mode and 4 player split-screen deathmatch."

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all 3 have online adaptors
and id imagine that since the GC and PS2 arent on closed networks you can have the same servers serving both

all 3 should be online

not just the one with the worst FPS controller

Hah hah, game has crosshairs now. Enjoy.

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Originally Posted by Shin Johnpv

all 3 have online adaptors
and id imagine that since the GC and PS2 arent on closed networks you can have the same servers serving both

all 3 should be online

not just the one with the worst FPS controller

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The Timesplitter 3 ads say that it's online for Xbox and PS2. I wish it was online for Gamecube just because I'd like to see anything besides Phantasy Star Online support that damn modem, but I know it won't be. Why the hell are there no online third party GC games again?

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Originally Posted by Geen

Why the hell are there no online third party GC games again?

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Because Nintendo treated the broadband adapter like a leper and only sold them through their website, instead of doing the smart thing and pack them with the Gamecube.

And because they have Sega's business acumen.

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Originally Posted by Cowdisease

Because Nintendo treated the broadband adapter like a leper and only sold them through their website, instead of doing the smart thing and pack them with the Gamecube.

And because they have Sega's business acumen.

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I bought my Cube broadband adapter at Wal-Mart. It's the Component Cable that's only offered through their site.

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Originally Posted by K3V

I bought my Cube broadband adapter at Wal-Mart. It's the Component Cable that's only offered through their site.

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Ah, that's right. Although come to think of it, I never saw the adapter sold in any of the stores I've been to.

My comment about Nintendo's business prowess still stands.

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Originally Posted by Cowdisease

Ah, that's right. Although come to think of it, I never saw the adapter sold in any of the stores I've been to.

My comment about Nintendo's business prowess still stands.

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I think most stores kept them behind the counter because the packaging was really weak. Most places keep all that small stuff that is easy to steal out of the hands and, in effect, out of the eyes of the public. PS2 at least had that sturdy packaging and an aggressive advertising compain to launch the online service.

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Originally Posted by wEEman33

There are three major flaws in the TimeSplitters series that need to be fixed:

1) The aiming sensitivity was absolutely horrible in TS2. Maybe I'm just spoiled by modern PC FPS, but I should be able to quickly move my aiming reticule around with ease.

2) Secondly, the enemies' reaction to bullets was gallingly robotic. The best part of console FPS like Goldeneye and Perfect Dark is shooting someone and sadistically laughing as they clutch their wound, double over in pain, spaz out, etc.

3) Finally, Games that don't have blood to get around the Mature rating infuriate me. Game developers should already know that Goldeneye has proved that it’s possible to have blood and maintain the Teen rating, so that is not a viable excuse. When I shoot a bad guy point blank in the chest I want him to react and bleed like he was actually shot, as opposed to the overwhelming glut of FPS where enemies continue firing and running without even flinching.

If none of the above is implemented, than I will continue to spend my FPS money on other, superior products.

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Let me get this staright. You won't play the game unless it has blood. Is it really that big a deal. So what if he doesn't bleed. They guy is still dead.

off-topic: Thier is no online for the GC becuase conpanies don't want to take the chance. EA could make a Nintendo server and put their games online too .
They say they don't want o focus on a place Nintendo isn't focusing on. It's a dumb explanation for saying we don't want to waste resources on something Nintendo isn't going to pay them for.
They want to mae it cheaply done and rushed to gain cut costs on the game. If nintendo asked them to put a game online on their servers I'm sure any other company would.

My friends and I love TS2, we play it like Xbox geeks play Halo, only it's on GC. And I bought it for like $14 minus 15% new. Too bad this one isn't online for GC, looks like I'll have to buy the PS2 version for cheap for some online giggles.