To be more exact - you have endless chances - until you run out of sand, and even then you can still go away, refill sand, and come back, as long as you don't smash the orb holder.Make sure you disable any accessories that may cause any passive attacks, like the scythe ring - so you don't accidentally break the orb holder.Basically pause time whenever the outer ring is as large circular shape on screen as possible, and if the inner rings are also as circular as possible, then repeat. The only tricky thing is getting the timing of when to pause down.Once you get all three rings open circles, keep time paused, and move in to collect the orb while time is still paused.all that said, this was my last achievement, and I never got the 100% achievements achievement for the game to trigger after this one.Not a huge deal, just a 'huh, seems like a bug' moment. No hidden achievements I'm missing from the global list that I seem to be missing otherwise.

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A screenshot of the Chinese level in TimeSplitters.As a game, TimeSplitters bears several gameplay and presentational similarities to and, including a similar aiming system and unlockable options through quick level completions. The game's story mode can be played alone or with one additional player. Every level in story mode can be played on three difficulty settings; several aspects, such as the enemies aggressiveness and the addition of new areas, can vary in function of the chosen difficulty. Taking place at nine fictional locations between 1935 and 2035, the story follows 18 characters' individual attempts at defeating their own foes and the TimeSplitters with whom they have sided. In each level, the player can choose from one of two characters specific to each mission, and must kill enemies as they move through the level to retrieve an object and then carry that object to the exit portal. After a player picks up the object, TimeSplitters, evil mutant creatures, spawn endlessly throughout the level and attack the player.TimeSplitters features a multiplayer mode, known as 'Arcade', where up to four players and ten computer-controlled can compete individually, or in up to four different teams in certain modes.

There are six multiplayer modes and aspects of each mode — such as the weapons and levels available, the winning condition, and managing characters — can be customized to match player preference. Completing the story mode on the easiest difficulty unlocks 'Challenge Mode', which provide certain goals on a pre-set map within the time limit.The game contains a that allows the player to create their own level from a selection of various pre-made tiles. Light settings of the tiles can be edited individually and items can be added to the map. The map can be given any one of five themes; these themes change the interior shape of the tiles and their appearance. The player can also play and test their levels in any certain multiplayer modes, as well as saving them to their. Development and release In February 1999, several members of the GoldenEye 007 and Perfect Dark development team — including, Steve Ellis, Karl Hilton and — left to form their own company based in called. TimeSplitters was the first project for Free Radical Design team, and the development was carried out by eighteen people.

Graeme Norgate composed the music for TimeSplitters.David Doak, the designer of TimeSplitters, said that the team focused on 'action-based gameplay, but there are many other elements' and stated that the game would be 'using both analog controls on the and all of the controls will be fully customizable.' The team additionally included a 'sign-on' system, which saves individual player profile and preferences stored on the. Because of the PlayStation 2's hardware limitations, Steve Ellis explained that 'getting a four-way split screen working at a good frame rate is a problem on any console, and the PS2 is no exception'.

The team did not use for TimeSplitters as it would reduce the drastically.TimeSplitters was released in North America on 23 October 2000 and in Europe on 24 November 2000, as a launch game for the. As part of the, it was re-released on 8 March 2002. Reception ReceptionAggregate scoreAggregatorScore81/100Review scoresPublicationScore8/109/109.5/1088%C8.4/1090%8.6/10Garrett Kenyon reviewed the PlayStation 2 version of the game for, rating it four stars out of five, and stated that 'True fans of the FPS genre will enjoy Timesplitters for its straightforward presentation and simple trigger-pulling appeal.' TimeSplitters received generally favourable reviews according to the website. Praised the game's fluid and action-packed multiplayer mode, comparing it favourably to the series, and credited the of enemies for being relentless, especially during multiplayer matches. ^ Perry, Douglass C.

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