Crytek Discussing Timesplitters 4

A forth installment in the popular first-person shooter series Timesplitters may once again become a possibility after the release of Crysis 2.

Speaking to CVG last week, Crytek CEO Cevat Yerli mentioned that the team had "been discussing it, but nothing has been confirmed yet, so let's see after Crysis 2".

The series, which once belonged to the British studio Free Radical, was last seen with the release of TimeSplitters: Future Perfect back in 2005. Since then Free Radical were lapped up by Crytek, becoming Crytek UK in 2009. David Doak, who started Free Radical Design and worked for Rare, had expressed a desire to work on Timesplitters 4 as a Wii project, trying to bring together a suitable control scheme. Even some artwork and videos emerged from early concepts.

Since being acquired by Crytek though, the project has been put on hold for discussions - but is seeming more likely after the upcoming release of Xbox 360, PS3 and PC game Crysis 2.

Via Joystiq.

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