A faster and slightly edited version of the main Siberia song. Same track as heard in Pane in the Neck, Bricking it, Day of the Dammed, Dam Bursters, and the Siberia boss battle. A second version on Graeme's website is shorter and called "Front End".Īvailable in TSFP, listed as "TS2 - Siberian Dam". This track uses the familiar sci-fi leitmotif heard in Spaceways. Same track as heard in TS2 Virtual Tileset. One of the eight TS1 tracks available in TSFP, it is the only one not from TS1 Story mode.ĭubbed "Spaceport" by TS Music Box. Melody comparable to stereotypical elevator Muzak. Same track as heard in TS2 Gothic Tileset. Same track as heard in Badass Buspass Impasse, in TS2. " Sort of guitary industrialy type tune." - Norgate. One of only two TS1 tracks that is unavailable in TS2. Norgate's sci-fi leitmotif from this track is heard again on the TS1 Virtual Tileset track. One of the eight TS1 tracks available in TSFP. " How do you write music for a village? No idea, and to me, this sounds more like Delerium." - Norgate. This is a shorter version of the original piece. The original version of this track is listed as "TS1 - Chinese" in TS2, and "TS1 - Chinese Restaurant" in TSFP in the sequels, the length was changed from 3:25 to 4:50. The end for this has been edited in TS2 to be shorter. However, the selection is not complete, with Future Perfect in particular lacking some cues. Graeme Norgate also has the music to the TimeSplitters games, as well as many of the other videogames he has scored, on his own website.
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It is still available for free elsewhere online. However, since the company was bought out by Crytek, the website has closed down and the music is no longer traceable from the developers themselves. The website also offered printable album artwork. The majority of the music from all three TimeSplitters games was available for download, free of charge, from Free Radical Design's web page. Moreover, some Challenges in the two sequels have different music to what the level would usually feature. In all three games, each Arcade and Story level has its own background music, but in TimeSplitters 2 and TimeSplitters Future Perfect, you can select what background music you want in an Arcade Custom match, which is not an option in TimeSplitters 1. Indeed, the "Spaceship" track from the original TimeSplitters is notably similar to some of Perfect Dark's Skedar-themed music. Norgate also worked on many famous video games made by Rare for the Nintendo 64, such as GoldenEye and Perfect Dark.
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The full development diary can be viewed below.Įarlier this year, Cinder Interactive Arts released a teaser trailer that was rather mysterious.Each game in the TimeSplitters series has its own unique soundtrack, mostly created by composer Graeme Norgate, although he was aided by Ross Tregenza from Goteki and Christian Marcussen in TimeSplitters 2 and TimeSplitters Future Perfect. For more information on the game, check out its website. It is expected to release sometime in 2017 for PC, with possible other platforms to be determined at a later date. Timesplitters Rewind is a free-to-play, unofficial remake of the original Timesplitters series with elements from all three games included. After a little view of the 2D art, which includes map-specific art, match selection screens, bot selection screens, etc., we get a view of some of the game's environments, including a look at some of the assets for the Timesplitters 2 campaign mission, Siberia.Īlthough the game will continue to be built after its release, Cinder believes that the game is on-track to launch sometime this year. To start, Cinder mentions that the game has been revised to make use of the new tools made available since the release of CryEngine 5.4's preview build back in July. Today, the team released its very first development diary, detailing the progress that has been made on Timesplitters Rewind, as well as some of the elements we can expect it to include.
Cinder Interactive Arts has been diligently working on its remake of the much-loved multiplayer title Timesplitters since 2013.
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