FoxHound

alright...why TS rules.......1) fastest first person shooter on a counsle 2) even though in the first two there wasn't much to the story, it is a very, very challenging game. when it says easy it means easy, when it says hard, it means hard...like two or three tries hard. 3) excellent weapon and character selection....i think there's somewhere around 30-50 weapons and 100+ characters 4) challenge mode.... change of pace, unusal sh*t, like shooting watermelons of of monkeys heads while they run around a circus arena, or punching heads off of zombies.....18+ challenges in 1, more in 2 5) that's all for now.....xxxx

yeah, i relized i spelled it wrong right after i hit submit, you see, i messed up my left hand lifting the other day, and it's a long story....anyway, TIMESPLITTERS and the playstation simply out class that X- Box and halo. end of story........exactly what language did i use?

gee, how should i start, the mediocre graphics, tha lame plot, the shitty gameplay.....no, i think i'll start with the POS system that the game plays on. The X-box is useless, i'll begin with the 8 pound monstrosity of a controller, i hear if you drop it from five feet up you can break a cats back. Not to mention the shity game selection.......Now let's move on to Halo itself, or better yet, why it is inferior to other games. The best, fastest, first person shooter on a counsle is, of corse, the master of disaster, the king of sting, the duke of doom, TIMSLPITTERS, which is the origanal badass. This game is just as good as TIMESLPITTERS 2. These games are second to none, The next best game is Goldeneye, which is almost as good as UNREAL TOURNAMENT.....that's right xxxxx. Now a big date is comeing up, March 15. The day you halo xxxx take it, harcore style, the release date of TIMESPLITTERS 3. On-line play, hundreds of hours of single player action, let me repeat that , hundreds of hours of SINGLE PLAYER ACTION.....if you xxxx ever come over from the xxx ways of life, pick up a copy, so i can kick your xxx................. Credit for some of these analogies go to Maddox at The Best Page in The Universe.