Crytek: There Isn't Enough Interest in TimeSplitters 4
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GODDAMN STOP MAKING EXCUSES AND MAKE MY DAMN GAME. SAME GOES TO LUCASARTS REGARDING BF3.
Stupid game companies not making games I want to buy! grrr....
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Stupid game companies not making games I want to buy! grrr....
My captcha is hot dog roll. that doesn't sound like a bad idea, thanks captcha!
If TS4 has to go F2P (yay acronyms) to exist then so be it, any way I can relive the brilliant memories of me and my Dad fighting off hordes of Robofish with a silly gun, like the electrotool. And there are a LOT of opportunities for F2P in Timesplitters, all of the character unlocks and guns and music and levels...
Lots of people want another timesplitters game, but nobody expects any Timesplitters 5 to be another timesplitters game. People are paranoid it will be COD with time travel cos that's what FPS are now.
Same, I was vaguely interested and heard great things about it back when 3 was new, but I wasn't into fps games at all back then, I only really got into them this generation because BioShock is fucking awesome. Also, that's all there really is now...Trishbot said:
Anyway: HD collection, marketing, hype, you're a fucking EA dev surely you can just throw money at the problem from the giant money palace's money trees?
WE DEMAND IT.
There's probably enough dedicated fans to make them break even.
I will buy an HD collection. I will buy the collector's edition.
I will buy ACTION FIGURES.
I JUST WANT IT.
You can sound perfectly imrpessive if you go "From the creators of Goldeneye (the first one that was awesome), powered by the technology behind Crysis".
We need this to show the industry unserious shooters can be good. Duke Nukem failed. You have to succeed.
My only worry is about the mentioned difference. Even if it is a retail release, it would be different because of the time passed and the fact not all of Free Radical moved to Crytek. We'd probably have ironsights and a jump button. Ew.
At least make the HD collection to test the waters. We'll all buy it, and we'll make our friends do it aswell. Much less risk than a full game out of nowhere, and we're all begging to play the games on our fresh controllers.
EDIT: No wonder there's not enough interest. I CAN'T EVEN FIND HIS BLOG.
There's probably enough dedicated fans to make them break even.
I will buy an HD collection. I will buy the collector's edition.
I will buy ACTION FIGURES.
I JUST WANT IT.
You can sound perfectly imrpessive if you go "From the creators of Goldeneye (the first one that was awesome), powered by the technology behind Crysis".
We need this to show the industry unserious shooters can be good. Duke Nukem failed. You have to succeed.
My only worry is about the mentioned difference. Even if it is a retail release, it would be different because of the time passed and the fact not all of Free Radical moved to Crytek. We'd probably have ironsights and a jump button. Ew.
At least make the HD collection to test the waters. We'll all buy it, and we'll make our friends do it aswell. Much less risk than a full game out of nowhere, and we're all begging to play the games on our fresh controllers.
EDIT: No wonder there's not enough interest. I CAN'T EVEN FIND HIS BLOG.
Maybe Timesplitters fans such as myself would have shown more interest if anyone knew or cared that this guy had a blog.Grey Carter said:
I'm with the earlier suggestion of an HD collection though. If you want to gauge interest, then do that. I'd actually love that since I missed out on Timesplitters 2 and 3 at the time. I played them both at friends but didn't get around to picking them up at the time. Stick them in an HD collection, maybe add online multiplayer for at least one of them, and see how much money rolls in.
[quote="Palademon" post="7.384414.15248718"
You people, go buy TimeSplitters: Future Perfect
It's dirt cheap where I am.
It's available for Gamecube, PS2 and the original Xbox.[/quote]
I have two of those and shall look for it next I hunt a retro game down.
GCN or PS2 version better?
You people, go buy TimeSplitters: Future Perfect
It's dirt cheap where I am.
It's available for Gamecube, PS2 and the original Xbox.[/quote]
I have two of those and shall look for it next I hunt a retro game down.
GCN or PS2 version better?
Loved the Timesplitter games. Especailly if your some one that needs to shoot at gingerbread men or kill space men with a monkey. No other game has as much imagination in level design and character design as Timesplitters had.
So, instead of voicing who wants it on your site, branch out a bit. Poll on here or Kotaku or IGN or other big computer game sites. What about a demo on LIVE/PSN or Wii to see what people think? What about a re release of the last game?
So, instead of voicing who wants it on your site, branch out a bit. Poll on here or Kotaku or IGN or other big computer game sites. What about a demo on LIVE/PSN or Wii to see what people think? What about a re release of the last game?
Isn't enough interest? How much more interest can a game involving aliens, monkeys, zombies, robots and girls in tight hot pants generate? Bring it back already, R One Oh Seven must ride again.
Agreed. Cortez > Prophet, or whatever his name was in the second one.SycoMantis91 said:
Oh come on Crytek are you that bad at marketing, if the interest isn't there yet then you bloody well make it.
A whole bunch more people would be begging for this game if it was ever marketed on a bigger scale, hell even I didn't know about it until a couple of years ago.
You could always do a kickstarter
A whole bunch more people would be begging for this game if it was ever marketed on a bigger scale, hell even I didn't know about it until a couple of years ago.
You could always do a kickstarter
Not enough interest?
Clearly they aren't looking hard enough. Just because one blog doesn't get enough interest doesn't mean there arn't many more looking forward to the game.
Infact, I've seen more people talk about Timesplitters 4 on Facebook (and I was surprised by some friends who I wouldn't have considered big gamers) this week than I saw for any other game in recent memory.
Clearly they aren't looking hard enough. Just because one blog doesn't get enough interest doesn't mean there arn't many more looking forward to the game.
Infact, I've seen more people talk about Timesplitters 4 on Facebook (and I was surprised by some friends who I wouldn't have considered big gamers) this week than I saw for any other game in recent memory.
I've found that Timesplitters is a game that is almost universally loved by all, even none gamers seem to love it. Everyone I showed the games to bought it, and you couldn't go a friends house without a multi-adaptor and a spare controller because everyone would want to 4 player split screen.The Last Nomad said: