It started as a PS2 launch title, tore through time in the sequel, and wrapped things up in style with Future Perfect. The TimeSplitters trilogy sent the fast, silly shooter hurtling through history, packed with daft characters, chaotic multiplayer and a Map Maker that swallowed whole weekends. TimeSplitters proved a console shooter could be quick and brilliant. TimeSplitters 2 turned everything up with more levels, more modes and more madness. Future Perfect closed it out with a proper story, plenty of time-hopping and Cortez running into himself.
This display holds the original discs and cases from all three games, with the option to include one or three plaques featuring the first release dates of each.