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TimeShift (2007) did not just use time control as a gimmick. It built an entire, chaotic combat loop around it. Slow, stop, and reverse. A criminally slept on FPS.

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Cole DW3 days ago

Would definitely pick this oldie over most slop in present day

WhoAmI4 days ago

TimeShift was sitting in the C tier like Blacksite Area 51. Both were enjoyable, had legit remarkable gameplay gimmicks, but were pushed out of the B tier due to development budget constraints. B tier was for Resistance 1/2 and Singularity. A for Resistance 3, S tier for Halo etc

Nadie3 days ago

Love this game every bit, especially for its soundtrack. I know Halo 3's soundtrack is iconic to most people in 2007 but to me TimeShift's soundtrack is mostly iconic to me.

❓3 days ago

think my clip does this game more justice 👌

Paul Sites🕶🌑3 days ago

It’s solid and never ever on sale in the store.

Kev The Galaxybender3 days ago

Really cool game. Enjoyed it all thry way through

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