They don't need to do that. They didn't for Crysis 1-2-3 or Warface. They're like Valve. They can easily do so themselves, they just need the distribution channels of a publisher, and EA Partners (who they already work with) doesn't care if a game has an audience or not. They even did Shadows of the Damned. I
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Crytek: "For 300,000 signatures we might release TimeSplitters HD collection"
- Thread starter Patrick Bateman
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1 -- They're not making a new game, so the costs wouldn't be prohibitive.
2 -- I say again, kickstart it. They should get more than enough to cover port costs.
Jerking people around with a maybe instead? They can fuck the right off.
I dont want to spam or anything but everyone needs to post it in all the gaming youtube videos in the comment section. All the Crysis 1-3 videos, ZombiU videos, etc. Most people have already covered the basic Timesplitters videos.
TS2 still remains top 5 best FPS on consoles. Anyone who disagrees is a terrorist. How can Killzone 1 get an HD remaster but not Timesplitters? What? cmon now
TS2 still remains top 5 best FPS on consoles. Anyone who disagrees is a terrorist. How can Killzone 1 get an HD remaster but not Timesplitters? What? cmon now
Jawmuncher
Member
This made me laugh
Jawmuncher
Member
Did any of the bigger sites post the story yet?
ZacharyDCCLXXVII
Member
Sweet, over 25,000 signatures in less than 24 hours.
A whole 263,000 signatures to go.
A whole 263,000 signatures to go.
MiketheBSG
Member
Done and shared on Facebook.
PetriP-TNT
Member
Looking good boys! According to this, we should be at million signatures by tomorrow night! (estimates)
Baron_Calamity
Member
Cool, lets do this...
ScreenSplitter
Member
Crytek are huge cockteases. Either do it or don't.
... but I signed. I need this to happen bad.
... but I signed. I need this to happen bad.
Naked Prime
Member
hd collection with a cryEngine 3 powered level editor w/ the ability to import assets on pc and I'm game
GameplayWhore
Member
My friends and I played Future Perfect almost every weekend for five years. It's the ultimate party game for us. Go ahead. Just try to walk across that subway railÂ…
Wii U and PC (well, actually also the Wii) are the only platforms that would allow for a decent MapMaker. I'm done with navigating a mouse pointer with an analog stick.
It's a first person shooter. If you don't like those on a fundamental level, then this game is not for you. However, here is a list of ways in which this game differs from conventional first person shooters:
* Because it is a time travel (and a humour) game, it has a phenomenally diverse assortment of weapons, including: A brick that you throw at enemies, a harpoon gun, a flare gun, a heat-seeking missile launcher, a dart gun whose poisonous ammunition causes victims to inflate then violently explode, a ray gun that bounces off walls, a gun that views and shoots through walls, a flamethrower, a long-distance electrocution device, a baseball bat, grenades that slow time where they detonate, a gun that siphons an opponent's life and adds it to your own health bar.
* The game has a "mapmaker", which allows you to arbitrarily create and share your own playfields. It is very comprehensive and allows the creator to lay death traps, set player spawn points, place weapons and items, set a visual theme for the area, and in some modes allow for scripted actions (sadly, that last part not in deathmatch!).
* The game is made by the folks who made GoldenEye and Perfect Dark. These developers have a particular strength when it comes to level design, and this shows in the multiplayer part of this game.
* There's also a single-player mode. It is too linear (like modern shooters), but it's pretty challenging and tends to be rather fun due to the comical nature of the game
* You can dual-wield weapons
* You don't have weird regenerative powers that trigger when you hide behind a rock
* In the third game, there's a scene in one of the games where you are helped by a future version of yourself in a task. Then you step through a crack in time and find yourself in a moment mere minutes earlier, where you help a past version of yourself in a task.
* Schoolgirl with huge boobs
* You fight an giant undead deer
That's all I got at the moment. Other elements (like difficulty being mission-based or the availability of proximity mines) about it that I like are likely shared with other current shooters. Overall, this game series just happens to hit most of the particular marks that I look for in a multiplayer game.
Wii U and PC (well, actually also the Wii) are the only platforms that would allow for a decent MapMaker. I'm done with navigating a mouse pointer with an analog stick.
It's a first person shooter. If you don't like those on a fundamental level, then this game is not for you. However, here is a list of ways in which this game differs from conventional first person shooters:
* Because it is a time travel (and a humour) game, it has a phenomenally diverse assortment of weapons, including: A brick that you throw at enemies, a harpoon gun, a flare gun, a heat-seeking missile launcher, a dart gun whose poisonous ammunition causes victims to inflate then violently explode, a ray gun that bounces off walls, a gun that views and shoots through walls, a flamethrower, a long-distance electrocution device, a baseball bat, grenades that slow time where they detonate, a gun that siphons an opponent's life and adds it to your own health bar.
* The game has a "mapmaker", which allows you to arbitrarily create and share your own playfields. It is very comprehensive and allows the creator to lay death traps, set player spawn points, place weapons and items, set a visual theme for the area, and in some modes allow for scripted actions (sadly, that last part not in deathmatch!).
* The game is made by the folks who made GoldenEye and Perfect Dark. These developers have a particular strength when it comes to level design, and this shows in the multiplayer part of this game.
* There's also a single-player mode. It is too linear (like modern shooters), but it's pretty challenging and tends to be rather fun due to the comical nature of the game
* You can dual-wield weapons
* You don't have weird regenerative powers that trigger when you hide behind a rock
* In the third game, there's a scene in one of the games where you are helped by a future version of yourself in a task. Then you step through a crack in time and find yourself in a moment mere minutes earlier, where you help a past version of yourself in a task.
* Schoolgirl with huge boobs
* You fight an giant undead deer
That's all I got at the moment. Other elements (like difficulty being mission-based or the availability of proximity mines) about it that I like are likely shared with other current shooters. Overall, this game series just happens to hit most of the particular marks that I look for in a multiplayer game.
ii Stryker
Banned
any good YT vids demonstrating the things you mention? I too am unfamiliar with this franchise but I'm intrigued.
Looking good boys! According to this, we should be at million signatures by tomorrow night! (estimates)
V
Vilix
Unconfirmed Member
Someone hack the the website with the signatures from those who would like succession from the union, and paste them on the Crytech's website.
Dreams-Visions
Member
lol, only 42k.
There you go
Classic Game Room made a 3 part review of Future Perfect. THREE PART. This means Mark loved it more than anything else.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lv0uITvmepU
And now sign
and that was yesterday 9:00 pm. If people wouldn't ask all sorts of questions, we would be already at 50.000. Let's go man, we got to boogie.
Enter The 36 Chambers
Member
Signed. Cmon GAF. Played a shit load of 4p split screen Timesplitters 2. Lets go!!!
tamaster92
Member
Signed. I want something, anything new from timesplitters
Edit: IT'S TIME TO SPLIT!
Edit: IT'S TIME TO SPLIT!
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Deleted member 80556
Unconfirmed Member
I checked yesterday early morning and it was at 2K.
I don't know you, but 40K signatures in 48 hours is quite a lot
papersleeves
Member
Signed, but I doubt it'll work.
wilder.Boy
Member
Timesplitters HD Collection... MOTHER OF GOD! This simply HAS to happen.
dacuk
Member
This.
PapaJustify
Member
Instead of supporting the petition with their much needed signing and helping to get the franchise forward people are stubbornly complaining.
Nice, OpposingGAF.
Are there any good HD Collections that failed to sell?
I don't actually know, just a minnow.
Still feels like there's a lot more hype around HD-remakes than people actually ending up buying and most of all playing them.
I consider Timesplitters is still a pretty niche series, which has for some reason lately gotten a good amount of nostalgia dust on it. Game originally got mediocre reviews and sold in that manner too I guess. Don't know what would make me wanna play it today.
SleepMachine
Neo Member
fukken signed!
NinjaBoiX
Member
Crytek said:
Are you guys serious?
"We want Timesplitters HD Crytek."
"OK, I'll tell you what, you prove there is a demand, then we might do it."
"Wah, wah! What do you mean 'might'? Wah, wah!"
"Well we aren't going to lose money, just to appease a few thousand gamers."
"Wah, wah! But I want it Crytek! I want it NOW! Wah, wah!"
They're a business at the end of the day, they need to turn a profit. It's entirely unreasonable to expect them to just go, "oh, you want this huh? There you go. No problem."
Sho_Nuff82
Member
Metal Gear?!?