One of the great injustices in modern video gaming is the unfortunate demise of the Timesplitters franchise. Free Radical’s century-spanning shooter found its genesis on the Playstation 1, with sequels making their way to the original Xbox and Nintendo’s Gamecube. There were precisely zero Timesplitters games released in the last generation of consoles, though there was hope for a while. There's now more hope.

Ever wondered what happened to Star Wars Battlefront 3? We'll never know why exactly it was cancelled, but what we do know is that it was 99% done before it was binned.

Free Radical co-founder Steve Ellis feels there’s no room in the shooter market for anything but Battlefield and Call of Duty.

Haze, despite it’s pre-release hype was not a good game. Anybody who says anything contrary is blinded, bound and gagged by their inner fanboy. Mildly entertaining, the PS3 exclusive was pretty much universally panned – the general reasons cited for it’s lacklustre reception being poor writing, shoddy combat and unrealised badly-executed ambitions. According to the developers -  then known as …