(I'm going to use the exact words used in the guide.)

Secrets and Cheats

TimeSplitters 2 is packed with some pretty nifty secrets, cheats, and other stuff, which we will now detail in the final pages of this humble-yet-lovable strategy guide.

GALLERY OF ROGUES

Choose "Options" from the main menu, then pick "Player Options," then pick "View Gallery." You're now staring at

a massive grid of 126 squares, 14 wide and 9 high, with mugshots in 31 of them. Any of these 31 characters are

immediately selectable in the Arcade mode. To earn the other 95 (1), however, will take you roughly the rest of

Obtain every last stinkin' one of them. The first row is 1-14, left to right: the second row is 15-28, left to right; and

your natural-born life. Gotta unlock em all! What follows is a list of all 126 characters in the gallery and how to

You've unlocked upon your departure from the physical realm. "Here lies Mike Nelson: devoted husband, adoring

so forth and so on. I wish you luck, and I will make sure that your tombstone mentions the number of characters.

father, and unlocker of 112 out of 126 characters in TS2. He never could beat those "Story" challenges.

1) Sgt. Cortez

Immediately available

2) Corp. Hart

Immediately available

3) Ilsa Nadir

Immediately available

4)Gregor Lenko

Immediately available

5) Jake Fenton

Immediately available

6) Lady Jane

Immediately available

7) Viola

Immediately available

8) Mr. Underwood

Immediately available

9) Hank Nova

Immediately available

O) Candi Skyler

Immediately available

Ghost

Immediately available

Chastity

Immediately available

Elijah Jones

Immediately available

Ramona Sosa

Immediately available

Happy Tipper

Immediately available

Kitten Celeste

Immediately available

Captain Ash

Immediately available

Jungle Queen

Immediately available

tel Mk II

Immediately available

20) R-109

Immediately available

21) Monkey

Immediately available

22) Hybrid Mutant

Sgt. Carter

Defeat Story/1990 Siberia on Normal

23) Big Tony

Defeat Story/1932 Chicago on Normal

24) Jacque de la Morte

Defeat Story/1895 Notre Dame on Normal

25) Ozor Mox

Defeat Story/2280 Return to Planet X on Normal

26) Sadako

Defeat Story/2019 NeoTokyo on Normall

27) The Colonel

Defeat Story/1853 Wild West on Normal

28) Khallos

Defeat Story/1972 Atom Smasher on Normal

29) Stone Golem

Defeat Story/1920 Aztec Ruins on Normal

30) Machinist

Defeat Story/2315 Robot Factory on Normal

31) Reaper Splitter

Defeat Story/2401 Space Station on Normal

32) Hector Baboso

Defeat Arcade League/Beginners Series/Adios Amigos! with Silver

33) Lean Molly

Defeat Arcade League/Beginners Series/Adios Amigos! with Gold

34) Dr. Peabody

Defeat Arcade League/Beginners Series/Casualty with Silver

35) Crypt Zombie

Defeat Arcade League/Beginners Series/Casualty with Gold

36) Chassis Bot

Defeat Amateur League/Mode Madness/Scrap Metal with Gold

37) SentryBot

Defeat Amateur League/It's a Blast/Night Shift with Gold

38) Meezor Mox

Defeat Amateur League/ It's a blast/spoils of war with gold.

TIME SPLITTERS 2

39) Male Trooper

PRIMA'S OFFICIAL STRATEGY GUIDE

Defeat Amateur League/It's a Blast/Demolition Derby with Silver

40) Female Trooper

Defeat Amateur League/It's a Blast/Demolition Derby with Gold

41) Crispin

Defeat Amateur League/Too Hot to Handle/Monkey Immolation with Gold

42) Undead Priest

Defeat Amateur League/Too Hot to Handle/Burns Department

with Gold

43) Louie Bignose

Defeat Amateur League/Too Hot to Handle/Disco Inferno with Silver

44) Slick Tommy

Defeat Amateur League/Team Series A/Club Soda with Silver

45) Jimmy Needles

Defeat Amateur League/Team Series A/Club Soda with Gold

46) Accountant

Defeat Amateur League/Team Series A/Men in Grey with Gold

47) Lawyer

Defeat Amateur League/Team Series A/Men in Grey with Gold

48) Braces

Defeat Honorary League/Elimination Series/Brace Yourself with Silver

49) Maiden

Defeat Elite League/Frantic Series/Can't Please Everyone... with Silver

50) Jo-Beth Casey

Defeat Elite League/One Shot Thrills/Babes in the Woods with Silver

51) Riot Officer

Defeat Honorary League/Team Series B/Rice Cracker Rush

with Silver

52) Barby Gimp

Defeat Honorary League/Outnumbered but Never Outpunned/Time to Split with Silver

53) Jebediah Crump

Defeat Elite League/Sincerest Form of Flattery/Dead Fraction with Silver

54) Venus Starr

Defeat Honorary League/Burns 'n' Bangs/Rocket Man with Silver

55) Mikey Two-Guns

Defeat Elite League/Duel Meaning/If I'm Ugly—You Smell! with Silver

56) Jared Slim

Defeat Elite League/Duel Meaning/If I'm Ugly—You Smell! with Silver

57) Ample Sally

Defeat Challenge/Cut-out Shoot-out/Take 'em Down with Silver

58) Henchman

Defeat Elite League/Frantic Series/Hangar Hat's On! with Silver.

59) Cyberfairy

Defeat the Honorary League/Maximus/Cold Corpse Caper with gold.

60) Kypriss

Defeat Elite League/Duel Meaning/Golem Guru with Silver

61) Mister Giggles

Defeat Elite League/Frantic Series/Big Top Blowout with Silver

62) Marco the Snitch

Defeat Challenge/Cut-out Shoot-out/Fall Out with Silver

63) Hatchet Sal

Defeat Honorary League/Outnumbered but Never Outpunned/Can't Handle This with Silver

64) Changeling

Defeat Elite League/Frantic Series/Can't Please Everyone with Gold

65) The Hunchback

Defeat Challenge/Glass Smash/Stain Removal with Silver

66) Sewer Zombie

Defeat the Challenge/Behead the Undead/Fight Off the Living Dead with Silver

67) Gargoyle

Defeat the Challenge/Behead the Undead/Fight Off the Living Dead with Silver

68) The Cropolite

Defeat the Honorary League/Maximus/Cold Corpse Caper with Silver.

Defeat Challenge/TimeSplitters' Story Classic/Hit Me Baby One/Morgue Time with Silver

69) Beetleman

Defeat Elite League/One Shot Thrills/Double Bill with Silver

70) Dark Henchman

Defeat Elite League/Frantic Series/Hangar Hat's Off! with Gold.

71) High Priest

Defeat Elite League/Duel Meaning/Golden Thighs with Gold

72) Wood Golem

Defeat Challenge/Banana Chomp/Playing With Fire with Silver

73) Aztec Warrior

Defeat Elite League / Duel Meaning / Golden Thighs with Silver

74) The Master

Defeat Honorary League/Team Series B/Rice Cracker Rush

with Gold

75) Krayola

Defeat the Honorary League/Team Series B/Hack a Hacker with Gold.

76) Milkbaby

Defeat Honorary League/Team Series B/Hack a Hacker with Gold

Defeat Honorary League/Team Series B/Hack a Hacker with Silver

77) Drone Splitter

Defeat Elite League/Sincerest Form of Flattery/Half Death

with Silver

78) Baby Drone

Defeat Elite League/Team Series C/They're Not Pets! with Silver

79) Scourge Splitter

Defeat Honorary League/Outnumbered but Never Outpunned/

Time to Split with Gold

80) R One-Oh-Seven

Defeat Challenge/TimeSplitters' 'Story' Classic/But where do the

Batteries Go on Silver

81) Feeder Zombie

Defeat Challenge/Behead the Undead/Day of the Dammed

with Silver

82) Stumpy

Defeat Elite League / Frantic Series / Big Top Blowout with Gold

83) Lola Varuska

Defeat Challenge/Monkeying Around/Monkey Mayhem with Gold

84) Nikki

Defeat Elite League/One Shot Thrills/Nikki Jinki Bricky with silver.

85) Jinki

Defeat Elite League/One Shot Thrills/Nikki Jinki Bricky with gold.

86) Ringmistress

Defeat Elite League / Team Series C / Bags of Fun with Gold

87) Calamari

Defeat Honorary League / Burns 'n' Bangs / Chinese Burns with Silver

88) Snowman

Defeat the Honorary League / Burns 'n' Bangs / Snow Business with Silver.

89) Bear

Defeat Elite Series/Team Series C/They're Not Pets! with Gold.

90) Leo Krupps

Defeat Elite Series/Team Series C/They're Not Pets! with gold.

Defeat Honorary League/Maximus/Killer Queen with Silver.

91) Sergio

Defeat Challenge/Behead the Undead/Sergio's Last Stand

with Silver

92) Mischief

Defeat Challenge/Monkeying Around/Monkey Mayhem/With Silver

93) The Impersonator

Defeat Challenge/Monkeying Around/Monkey Mayhem with Silver

Defeat Elite/One-Shot Thrills/Double Bill with Gold

94) Badass Cyborg

Defeat Challenge/TimeSplitters Story' Classic/Badass Buspass Impasse with Silver

95) Chinese Chef

Defeat Honorary League/Elimination Series/Baking for the Taking with Gold

96) Duckman Drake

Defeat Honorary League/Outnumbered but Never Outpunned/

Someone Has Got to Pay... with Silver

97) Gingerbread Man

Defeat Honorary League/Elimination Series/Baking for the Taking with Silver

98) Insect Mutant

Defeat Challenge/Monkeying Around/Dam Busters with Silver

99) Robofish

Defeat Challenge/Monkeying Around/Simian Shootout with Silver

100) Dinosaur

Defeat Elite League/Sincerest Form of Flattery/Aztec the Dino Hunter with Silver

101) Handyman

Defeat Honorary League/Outnumbered but Never Outpunned/Can't Handle This with Gold

102) Nikolai

Immediately available

103) Private Sand

104)

Defeat Amateur League/Mode Madness/Shrinking from the Cold

with Gold

Private Grass

Immediately available

105) Private Coal

Defeat Challenge/Banana Chomp/Gone Bananas with Silver

106) P. Private

Defeat Poorly

Defeat Challenge/Banana Chomp/Monkey Business with Silver

107) Sgt. Rock

Defeat Challenge/Cut-out Shoot-out/Pick Yer Piece with Silver

108) Sgt. Shivers

Immediately available

109) Sgt. Wood

Immediately available

110) Sgt. Shock

Defeat Amateur League/Beginners Series/Top Shot with Gold

111) Sgt. Slate

Defeat Amateur League/Mode Madness/Shrinking from the Cold

with Gold

112) Lt. Frost

Immediately available

113) Lt. Wild

Defeat Amateur League/Too Hot to Handle/Disco Inferno

with Gold

114) Lt. Shade

Secrets and Cheats

Defeat Amateur League/Team Series A/Station Stand with Gold

115) Lt. Bush

Immediately available

116) Lt. Chill

Defeat Honorary League/Maximus/R109 Beta with gold.

117) Trooper White

Immediately available

118) Trooper Brown

Defeat Honorary League/Elimination Series/Brace Yourself

with Gold

119) Trooper Black

Defeat Honorary League/Elimination Series/Starship Whoopers

with Gold

120) Trooper Green

Immediately available

121) Trooper Grey

Defeat Honorary League/Burns 'n' Bangs/Snow Business

with Gold

122) Capt. Snow

Immediately available

123) Capt. Sand

Defeat Honorary League/Burns 'n' Bangs/Rocket Man

with Gold

124) Capt. Night

Defeat Honorary League/Outnumbered but Never Outpunned/

Someone Has Got to Pay... with Gold

125) Capt. Forest

Immediately available

126) Capt. Pain

Defeat Honorary League/Team Series B/Superfly Lady with Gold.

Choose Options from the main menu, then pick "Player Options," then pick "View Awards." You're

presented with as many of the game's 53 mysterious awards as you have earned in your various shenanigans

with the game modes of mesos 2 We asked Free Radical, the designers of TimeSplitters 2, to explain

Now that the awards are earned, received this unusual reply: "They're there for fun, and you can't do

anything to set out to achieve them. You might do everything right and not get the award, so it's best left.

explained that while this is an intensely unsatisfying response for anal-retentive gamers such as myself. I'm

cheated to take Free Radical at their word. In any case, here's a partial list of the awards, to give you an idea.

of what they're given for:

Dimension

31/58

Most Lethal

Most Losses

Lemming Award

Most Professional

Multi Kill

Longest Spree

Most Effective

Pathetic Shot

Maniac

Brain Surgeon

Fists of Fury

Hypochondriac

AC-10 Award

Where's the armor?

Hoarder

Sloth

Most Frantic

Backpeddler

Sidestepper

Dodge

Most Outgunned

Best Equipped

Ricochet King

Underequipped

Most Manic

Shortest Innings

Longest Innings

Survivor

Most Flammable

Decapitator Award

Vandal Award

SECRET UPLINK GAMES

About halfway through Story/1990 Siberia you find, of all the things, a video game cartridge on a

shelf inside the facility on the west side of the dam. (It's in the area with the two guards and all the

fruit on the shelves at the top of the stairs.) This item, called the "Anaconda cart," looks much like

an old Nintendo 64 cartridge. Now, you see, that's interesting.

because Free Radical, the designers of TimeSplitters 2 (and TS1),

previously worked on GoldenEye 007, a first-person shooter

considered one of the best Nintendo 64 games ever made.

While Anaconda certainly isn't as entertaining as GoldenEye, it's

a very competent rendition of a moldy-oldie video game well-

known to Nokia cell phone users as "Snake." It even supports up

to four players. Use the D-pad or left stick to steer your snake left and right. Press the Activate button to

Make your snake slither faster. Gobble the stationary red Xs for points. Gobble the bouncing blue Xs for big

Anaconda

Astrol ander

points. Every time you eat an X, your snake grows longer. If your

If the snake hits its own body or the white wall, the game is over.

Go for the high score of 10,000.

So how do you play it? Select the Temporal Uplink and press the

Manual Reload button. The screen zooms in on the uplink, and

You're presented with what could generously be called a bare-

bones' menu. "Select Game," it says, but two of the three

Selections are "?" And in point of fact, you can find two

additional cartridges:

The second cartridge, Astrolander, is found in Story/2019.

NeoTokyo-while playing on Normal and Hard difficulty. You know the room in the hacker research facility.

with the lockers from which you grab the machine gun? Look inside the lockers on the right to find the cart.

AstroLander is an entertaining variation of a classic coin-operated video game called Lunar Lander, released

by Atari in 1979.

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Secrets and Cheats

Use the D-pad or left stick to rotate the lander, and press activate to thrust. The difficulty level you choose affects how quickly your fuel gauge decreases (higher difficulty = blinding the beginning of the game affects both the strength of gravity (higher difficulty - more powerful gravity) and burn rate). The fuel gauge is, of course, the bar in the upper-left corner of the screen. The ships in the upper-right corner indicate your number of lives. Hit the pad too hard, or hit anything other than the pad, and you lose a life.

When you touch down on the white landing pad, you're awarded points in three categories: Fuel Bonus, Landing Speed Bonus (the slower you're descending, the higher the Bonus), and Landing Accuracy Bonus (the closer you are to the middle, the higher the Bonus). The high score is a most impressive 160,000.

The third cartridge, RetroRacer, is found in Story/2315 Robot Factory when playing on Hard and Hard alone. There's a large room with armor tucked underneath a ramp: check under the other ramp to find the cart on the floor. RetroRacer is a tribute to classic coin-operated overhead-view racing video games, such as Kee Games' Sprint 2, released in 1976.

The goal of this one- or two-player game is to race five laps around a very curvy track. Use the left stick or D-pad to steer and the Activate

button to accelerate. The fastest time on the high-score table is 1:05.00; surely you can do better.

Once you find a cartridge, it's on the Uplink forever, even if you perish before finishing the level or reaching a checkpoint. (Although you'll notice that you drop the cart if you die!) The high-score tables are also saved.

AWARDS CEREMONY

015001

Fuel Remaining: Full Bonus

Astros and

6224

Landing Speed Bonus: 1392 Lending Accuracy Bonus: 6530

LAD

BKC 39

OK

Best Lap OCHIS

Revolter

You will, as you finish the various story levels, arcade leagues, and challenges, unlock cheats that can be toggled on and off. Choose "Options" from the main menu, then pick "Cheats" to see what you've unlocked. Anything you accomplish while using a cheat doesn't count; you can't finish Arcade Leagues or Challenges with a cheat, for example. Here's the entire menu of cheats:

5th

6 60

Head Size. Small, Normal, and Big.

Silly Hats. Any normally hatless opponents now run around with funny headgear. And you know what? It IS kinda funny to see zombies traipsing around with plasma auto-rifles and a poofy chef's cranium cap.

Big Hands. And you know what they say about people with big hands.

Infinite Ammo. This is the grand poobah of cheats. Defeat all 10 story levels on hard to unlock it, at which point you won't need it.

because you'll be good enough to beat anyone with any weapon and any amount of ammo.

In paintball, bullets go "splat" instead of "fwing" or "kapow" or whatever noise bullets make these days.

Slow Motion Deaths. Enemies die in a very John Woo fashion.

Cardboard Characters. Enemies are on the Parappa the Rapper diet. Defeat all 10 story levels on easy to unlock it.

Rotating Heads. Ever see "The Exorcist"? I think they should've put in a "Stream of Puke" cheat instead.

*Let me know if I missed anything

Is this a common known issue? Just went through the challenge mode and beat everything with at least a bronze and nothing is popping. Please don’t tell me having Big Head Mode on disables trophies, I’ve spent all day working on this trophy…

Video is up! Hope that is ok on this sub

Discovered this game a bit late but excellence doesnt age

Hello, I come here to ask if anyone knows what's the best way to play TS on PC or if it is even possible. I just tried to emulate a different game and experimented multiple errors in the game, from FPS to missinputs, hopefully someone knows and emulator or something that could load those game without any problems.

I'm looking to play eather TS1 or 2

Thank you in advance.

I am still missing Simian Shootout and Monkey Mayhem! Any tips?? (Not my screenshot btw)

First time playing this game somehow, worth the wait of course

LOVE the shotguns but cant pick which I prefer

I bought the game through PlayStation Classics on my PS5 about a month or 2 ago, and so far, it's been a blast. However, I have at least 2 gripes with it, one of them being unfairly difficult at times, with the mansion level being the worst offender because the enemy count is rampant, your only weapon is a shotgun, the level design is extremely narrow, health is scarce, and the enemies are a pain in the ass because 99% of them can only be killed by shooting their heads off; if you shoot them anywhere else, they just won't die. What am I doing wrong? Why can't I beat that damn level at all? I've been playing the whole game on Easy difficulty and yet that level is literally impossible to beat at all. Can anybody help me? Can anybody tell me if it's actually possible to beat that level at all? If I can't beat it, then I might have to uninstall the game completely because this is just ridiculous.

It was ps5 share play, we played a few games consisting of tdm, death match and 1v1 vintage rifles only and during our play session he was saying that this game would hit like crack cocaine on PC and it got me thinking.....he must be right. Can anyone attest to this? Lol

Talk of genetic superiors and the evolution of the human race and whatnot.

Talk about a phophetic story lol

Thinking of buying TS2 and TS3 for PS5 since they're all currently on sale for $2.50 each. Just wondering how the aiming sensitivity is for the PS5 port of TS2. Is it over-sensitive like the Xbox Backwards Compatible version?

Also what about TS3? How does that feel to play on PS5? compared to the PS2 original?

"Hehe time grenade go BWORRRRROPPPP". - Ron 2025

I finally got the platinum trophy in the whole trilogy on PS5 so here are my thoughts on all the games. I've played them for nearly 20 years and have 100% them a few times but I finally got the platinum and got all the trophies. I'll be going through my favourite and least favourite levels/mission from all the games as well as ranking them overall.

TS1:

• Best Story: Planet X - Very fast paced level that encourages the speedrunning aspect of the game and one of the few levels that actually meaningfully changes between difficulties with different object spawn and dropoff points.
• Worst Story: Tomb - I think it was a mistake for this to be the first level as it's incredibly annoying and has a confusing, maze-like layout. Sure Mansion has annoying troll enemy placements but at least that level gives you a shit ton of time to beat. Tomb has incredibly short times to beat when the level is designed around slowly sweeping through it and it just results in a mess.
• Best Challenge: 4-C Brick Flung High - An iconic challenge for the series and the one that really defined the challenge mode going forward. It got remade in Future Perfect near identically for a reason.
• Worst Challenge: 9-C Space Vandals - Annoying ass turret defense with a turret that is incredibly inaccurate and map design that just lets Splitters hide behind cover and be immune from fire.
• Best MP Map: Site - A fun and classic map
• Worst MP Map: Spaceship - Annoying maze design

TS2:

• Best Story: Notre Dame - One of the few Zombie levels where the zombies actually feel fair. It has a great atmosphere and is challenging but not too challenging.
• Worst Story: Robot Factory - The worst Story level in the series. Annoying, bullet sponge robots. Crappy sci-fi guns that feel incredibly weak. Homing rocket enemies, and a boss fight that, whilst easy, is mind numbingly dull. Plus it's a very ugly level too.
• Best Arcade League: Men in Grey - Struggled to find the best Arcade League in 2 since most don't really stand out, but this one is pretty good and was brought back in Future Perfect. It emphasises the TS1 speedrun style of play and is a fun challenge.
• Worst Arcade League: Superfly Lady - Another assault map, except this one is dogshit. You have to destroy auto turrets with an inaccurate grenade launcher whilst being hammered with bullets and your teammates do nothing except get in the way and kill you with grenades. The timer for the gold is way too short which just makes it miserable.
• Best Challenge: Fall Out - Cut Out Shootout but with a unique mechanic where the cut outs 'fire' at you and take points away if not shot. It emphasises accuracy and learning the map to know where the cut outs will pop out from.
• Worst Challenge: Stain Removal - Horrible, shoot all the Notre Dame windows with a tiny timer and an inaccurate grenade launcher. Genuine hair pulling stuff.
• Best MP Map: Ufopia - Incredibly fun map and it's crazy that there's no Challenge/League level set here. Maybe it's just bias since it's the map I've played the least of.
• Worst MP Map: Robot Factory - Anything that reminds me of that horrible level is bad, and this is a pretty bad MP map too. It's so annoying fighting people who are across the level from you physically and to get to they you have to go all the way around.

FP:

• Best Story: Machine Wars - Cool sci-fi setting and with actually fair and non-bullet sponge robot enemies. The big mech sequence is a bit of a slog but overall it's a very unique level.
• Worst Story: What Lies Below - My problem with this level is that beheading zombies just doesn't work very well in Future Perfect, possibly due to the changes made to aiming. You often need to put 2 shotgun bullets into a zombie or go really close to them to behead them. The ghosts are shit and the part where you double team them barely works since the AI Cortez in an idiot and always falls behind. Plus the minecart part where you basically are forced to take damage because of how quick the zombies pop out.
• Best Arcade League: Divine Immolation - Temple is a great map and it's fun to blow people up with flares
• Worst Arcade League: Astro Jocks - Annoying ass elimination on the worst map in the game (Spaceport). Infamous for it's difficulty because the AI takes too long to find anyone to shoot.
• Best Challenge: Absolutely Potty - Shooting vases on Temple, it's weirdly satisfying.
• Worst Challenge: TSUG Timesplitters Underground - Imagine Space Vandals but doubled. Horrible and annoying controls where one stick and trigger control each turret. Could be fun in co-op but otherwise a horrible annoyance.
• Best MP Map: Temple - Classic Timesplitters map design.
• Worst MP Map: Spaceport - One way route maze map, annoying and unfun.

Story:

1. TS1 - Love the fast paced speedrun style that TS1 has, the game can never be that annoying since most levels take less than 5 minutes to do.
2. FP - Great storyline and characters, with funny cutscenes. But the more story focus means the locations are a bit repetitive since every time period has at least 2 levels.
3. TS2 - Some very annoying levels but also some of the best levels in the series. The secondary objectives are often very confusing and annoying, and it has some pretty horrid enemy placements such as all the snipers and the Wild West Hard guy who immediately shoots you.

Arcade League/Custom:

1. FP - The improved aiming massively improves the gameplay. Some are kinda annoying still, largely due to the map design, but overall it's the best experience Arcade wise.
2. TS2 - Has the most Arcade League levels but most don't really stand out. Some are kinda bullshit but overall it's a good experience.
3. TS1 - No arcade league and the AI is completely broken, showcased best in 8-C Bone Grab, where you AI teammates basically just run around you in a circle to 'protect' you and trap you in a corner if you go to a corner. The fact the at AI doesn't reload also completely busts Arcade mode. It sucks because the map pool here is arguably the best in the series

Challenge:

1. TS2 - A ton of iconic challenges and the best versions of challenges that appear in multiple games. Some are very annoying, but overall it's the best challenge mode.
2. TS1 - This is more of a mix between challenges and what would become arcade league. But most of the challenges are fun and the ones that aren't are largely down to TS1's bad AI
3. FP - Most of the challenges are rehashed from TS2 but worse, like Cut Out Shootout and TS Story Classic. The new challenges are hit and miss, Cat Racing is kinda fun but Monkey Curling is boring and the challenges that make you use the gravity glove thing suck.

Overall:

• Best Story: Notre Dame
• Worst Story: Robot Factory
• Best Arcade League: Divine Immolation
• Worst Arcade League: Superfly Lady
• Best Challenge: Brick Flung High
• Worst Challenge: TSUG Timesplitters Underground
• Best MP Map: Site
• Worst MP Map: Spaceship
• Best Game: Future Perfect - The improved aiming is such an improvement to the gameplay and there's so many other additions. Plus the fantastic story and cutscenes and bringing backs stuff like the character select animations.
• Worst Game: Timesplitters 2 - A great game, but ultimately a transitional one which means it's kinda the worst of both worlds. TS1 is a fun arcadey game and Future Perfect is just generally a fantastic shooter, but 2 basically just feels like they made TS1 again. Some very annoying levels also hurt the game.

Especially that 1st one and in original .psd or something, of course. To create slick-ass wallpapers of it, stuff like that, methinks ... I've long made peace with the fact such files are likely to be considered as long-lost nowadays, tho, and I may simply just come across some clean textless, or variants in jpegs or something if I may, amazingly, get any leads...

If it may be of help, anyhoo, these very clearly were made by the same individual(s) who did the renders in TS2, of course!

I love Elimination in TS3 but in TS2 it's very unbalanced. All the enemies are after me and don't kill each other. They only kill each other after I lost all my lifes.

Hello, I can't get the code in the doc here to work in TS2 on PS5. Has anyone gotten this to work or have any tips for this? Thanks!

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1QEwcihK40qZM90DM6-qiVfxeo5Q0BSvAPrqIcxPE81g/edit?gid=0#gid=0

And to clarify what I'm trying, I am going to

Options -> Player Options -> View Statistics

Then inputting:

L1 + Square

R1 + D-Left

D-Right

D-Down

L1 + D-Left

R1 + Square

R1 + D-Up

L1 + R1 + D-Left

L1 + R1 + D-Right

L1 + D-Right

L1 + R1 + Circle

L1 + D-Up

L1 + R1 + Triangle

R1 + D-Up

L1 + R1 + Circle

L1 + R1 + Cross

Edit: I actually just got this to work exactly as my post list! Not sure why it wasn't working at first. Maybe I was going to slow?

There is no sound or anything to confirm it worked. I just went to arcade and verified all maps and characters are unlocked now. Hope this helps someone else!