TimeSplitters 2 2002
Why it still holds upSplit screen with bots, sixteen modes and a level builder still make a shared session easy to fill today.
PlayStation 2 first-person shooters that still hold up
First released on the PlayStation 2
Games
TimeSplitters 2 2002
Why it still holds upSplit screen with bots, sixteen modes and a level builder still make a shared session easy to fill today.
TimeSplitters: Future Perfect 2005
Why it still holds upA campaign across five time periods, plus arcade and challenge content and a level maker, still gives it more to do than the story alone today.
Killer7 2005
Why it still holds upEvery room still has a shape you can read, in a game that holds you to its paths.
TimeSplitters 2000
Why it still holds upA map maker and four player matches with bots still keep it going after the story.
XIII 2003
Why it still holds upIt still feels like a comic you control, with comic insets and a cel shaded look.
Black 2006
Why it still holds upA shooter built around destruction and explosions still has its place.
Medal of Honor: Frontline 2002
Why it still holds upA campaign that moves from D-Day to covert operations still changes the pace from level to level.
On sale
Brothers in Arms: Road to Hill 30 2005
Why it still holds upPinning a position and flanking it is still a good lesson in small unit tactics.
On sale
Red Faction 2001
Why it still holds upBlasting your own path through walls still makes every room a new problem.