TimeShift (PS3)

Time-stopping death potential ; Time bubbles in multiplayer ; Watching rain fall up into the sky

Time powers never change ; Underdeveloped story ; Repetitive puzzles

What we are left with is a really good shooter that is somewhat hindered by bad AI, a bad storyline and tedious objectives toward the end. The sum total of the whole game still comes out being a pretty good one even with those problems. It also comes...

Some clever use of the time powers ; Solid enough shooter ; Time elements in the multiplayer

Largely generic gameplay ; Looks like an aged game ; Lacking in originality

A drawn out and largely mediocre experience that's perhaps to be expected given TimeShift's difficult gestation, Saber Interactive's shooter nonetheless has some bright moments - but they're too little few and far between.

The game right now is early, but it will be running at 1080p and if they can give the game the same sort of polish and smoothness that we saw in the PC build, this could easily be one of the cooler titles on the PS3. Like a few of the games being shown...

Timeshift starts off with a bang, with impressive visuals and God-like powers at your fingertips. The bang, however, fails to last throughout the game, and you'll constantly find it harder and harder to keep going. Beyond the been-there-done-that...

A lot of weapons, smooth game play, creativty with time

nothing

graphics, weapons, gameplay ai

none worth mentioning if any

Excellent gameplay, can't put it down. Long, decent storyline. No abusive language found like Rainbow 6 Vegas & F.E.A.R

Graphics very good, although not the best. Best resolution only in 720p so set your PS3 to AUTO resolution