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Rumor: Timesplitters 4 Announcement Coming Soon
The last time we saw the Timesplitters series was when Future Perfect released back in 2005. A lot has changed since then, including the development studio Free Radical being acquired by Crytek – but more Timesplitters could be closer than ever.
According to a rumor recently printed in OPM, the big reveal for Timesplitters 4 is just around the corner. The magazine reads: “Gun-wielding monkeys are finally making a comeback! A fourth Timesplitters title is to be announced soon.”
In this case, my guess is that "soon" means "at GamesCom." Also, don't be surprised if/when you see Crytek's name attached to the project. The company has expressed interest in continuing the franchise. If the rumors are true, it's a good time to be a Timesplitters fan!
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