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TimeSplitters: Future Perfect
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TimeSplitters: Future Perfect is a first person shooter developed by Free Radical Design and released for the GameCube, PlayStation 2, and Xbox in March 2005. It is the third game in the TimeSplitters series and follows the PS2-only TimeSplitters and the multi-platform TimeSplitters 2.
Speed Runs
NGC-Elites has been hosting TSFP speed run competition since March of 2005. The current player ranked first is Phoenix aka Satisfaction, who holds 33 of the game's 87 World Records.
Story mode
- Time to Split (TSFP)
- Scotland the Brave
- The Russian Connection
- The Khallos Express
- Mansion of Madness
- What Lies Below
- Breaking and Entering
- You Genius, U-Genix
- Machine Wars
- Something to Crow About
- You Take the Highroad
- The Hooded Man
- Future Perfect
Challenges
- Brain Drain
- Rare or Well Done?
- Boxing Clever
- Hart Attack
- Come Hell or High Water
- Balls of Steel
- The Cat's out of the Bag!
- Lap it Up
- The Cat's Pajamas
- Avec le Brique
- Absolutely Potty
- Don't Loose your Bottle
- Queen of Harts
- Sammy Hammy Namby Pamby
- Glimpse of Stocking
- Electro Chimp Discomatic
- Melon Heist
- Brass Monkeys
- Cortez Can't Jump!
- TimeSplitters Underground
- Plainly Off his Rocker
Arcade Amateur League
- Rockets 101
- Big Game Hunt
- Commuting Will Kill You
- Toy Soldiers
- Dam Cold Out Here!
- Vamping in Venice
- Pirate Gold
- Virtual Brutality
Arcade Honorary League
- A Pox of Mox
- Rumble in the Jungle
- Freak Unique
- Outbreak Hotel
- Missile Bunker
- Bag Slag
- I Like Dead People
- Zany Zeppelin
- Lip Up Fatty
Arcade Elite League
- Screw Loose
- Oh Shoal-O-Mio
- Astro Jocks
- Zone Control
- Front Loaded
- Old Blaggers
- The Dead, the Bad and the Silly
- Ninja Garden
- Sock it to Them
System Differences
Playstation 2 Version
- Starting Spawn Points
- Initial spawn places for bots are completely random for the arcade stages. When you spawn at any of the preset spawn points, bots can start at any other spawn point. This differs from the GC and XBox versions. One advantage of this is that it is sometimes possible to get better starting scenarios on some stages, as far as bot placement goes, than the GC and XBox versions.
- Speech Skipping
- Speech skipping in story mode is impossible in the PS2 version of the game. This differs from the GC version.
- Cat Driving
- The cat driving stages are more difficult on the PS2 version of the game. This is due to the fact that the cat is more prone to falling over on the PS2 version than on the XBox and GC versions. Despite this difference, world record times on the cat driving stages are still possible to achieve on the PS2 version.
- Electrotool on Something to Crow About
- The electrotool in Something to Crow About is found on the wall in serveral locations in the stage. On the PS2 version, you have to press the "X" button to pick it up. When you do this, the pickup happens immediately and you can pick up the weapon on the run. This differs from the GC and XBox versions where you are forced to wait to pick up the weapon, losing a couple of seconds.
