Did anyone enjoy Resistance more then Halo 2?

I am not a fanboy of any type, and I enjoy Resistance a lot more then Halo 2. I think the single player campaign is a lot better, the multiplayer is a complete blast, and the weapons are much more varied then those found in Halo 2. I like the Halo 2 multiplayer, but I don't like the community at all.

Does anyone else feel the same? Please put your fanboy views aside, and answer the question honestly.

I have not played Resistance but I can tell you I enjoy many games more than Halo 2... >_>

My sig providing one amazing example.foxhound_fox

from what ive read people can cheat in resistance though... like be invincible... i read in the ps3 fourms and the guy said there were cheaters in like every game... i cannot see how that could be fun at all no matter how fun the rest of it is.deadlypencil

Singleplayer: Yes

Multiplayer: Hell no

atleast halo 2 has a community. you can't really have a community when ppl talk to each other with text since the $600 console doesnt come with a micNoNam3r

It's better then 8 year olds yelling "f you n00b" in my ear.

from what ive read people can cheat in resistance though... like be invincible... i read in the ps3 fourms and the guy said there were cheaters in like every game... i cannot see how that could be fun at all no matter how fun the rest of it is.deadlypencil

thats not true at all. i've played at least 50+ matches online and not one cheater/hacker.

[QUOTE="NoNam3r"]atleast halo 2 has a community. you can't really have a community when ppl talk to each other with text since the $600 console doesnt come with a micBioShockOwnz

It's better then 8 year olds yelling "f you n00b" in my ear.

I've been playing Halo 2 online a lot lately, and I haven't heard that in quite a while. I'm pretty sure that crowd has moved on to Gears of War. And besides, every online community has that.

atleast halo 2 has a community. you can't really have a community when ppl talk to each other with text since the $600 console doesnt come with a micNoNam3r

[QUOTE="NoNam3r"]atleast halo 2 has a community. you can't really have a community when ppl talk to each other with text since the $600 console doesnt come with a micnextgengaming18

Once again, I'm pretty sure that crowd has moved on to Gears. I've been playing Halo 2 a lot lately and it's no where near as bad as it used to be.

I am not a fanboy of any type, and I enjoy Resistance a lot more then Halo 2. I think the single player campaign is a lot better, the multiplayer is a complete blast, and the weapons are much more varied then those found in Halo 2. I like the Halo 2 multiplayer, but I don't like the community at all.

Does anyone else feel the same? Please put your fanboy views aside, and answer the question honestly.

BioShockOwnz

but gs feels halo 2 was innovative:roll:

and personally, i enjoy pc shooters the best because your reflexes are your most important weapon, and aiming is the easy part

[QUOTE="nextgengaming18"][QUOTE="NoNam3r"]atleast halo 2 has a community. you can't really have a community when ppl talk to each other with text since the $600 console doesnt come with a micTyrantDragon55

Once again, I'm pretty sure that crowd has moved on to Gears. I've been playing Halo 2 a lot lately and it's no where near as bad as it used to be.

[QUOTE="BioShockOwnz"]

I am not a fanboy of any type, and I enjoy Resistance a lot more then Halo 2. I think the single player campaign is a lot better, the multiplayer is a complete blast, and the weapons are much more varied then those found in Halo 2. I like the Halo 2 multiplayer, but I don't like the community at all.

Does anyone else feel the same? Please put your fanboy views aside, and answer the question honestly.

mestizoman

but gs feels halo 2 was innovative:roll:

and personally, i enjoy pc shooters the best because your reflexes are your most important weapon, and aiming is the easy part

That only holds true for twitch shooters. Some other games rely more on aim and teamwork. 

[QUOTE="BioShockOwnz"]

[QUOTE="NoNam3r"]atleast halo 2 has a community. you can't really have a community when ppl talk to each other with text since the $600 console doesnt come with a micTyrantDragon55

It's better then 8 year olds yelling "f you n00b" in my ear.

I've been playing Halo 2 online a lot lately, and I haven't heard that in quite a while. I'm pretty sure that crowd has moved on to Gears of War. And besides, every online community has that.

That's odd. I play Gears a lot, and I hardly notice it in Gears. but every single time I play Halo 2, I have kids yelling constantly.

[QUOTE="TyrantDragon55"]

[QUOTE="nextgengaming18"][QUOTE="NoNam3r"]atleast halo 2 has a community. you can't really have a community when ppl talk to each other with text since the $600 console doesnt come with a micnextgengaming18

Once again, I'm pretty sure that crowd has moved on to Gears. I've been playing Halo 2 a lot lately and it's no where near as bad as it used to be.

The majority of Gears' community is probably about half of Halo 2's old community. 

[QUOTE="BioShockOwnz"]

I am not a fanboy of any type, and I enjoy Resistance a lot more then Halo 2. I think the single player campaign is a lot better, the multiplayer is a complete blast, and the weapons are much more varied then those found in Halo 2. I like the Halo 2 multiplayer, but I don't like the community at all.

Does anyone else feel the same? Please put your fanboy views aside, and answer the question honestly.

mestizoman

but gs feels halo 2 was innovative:roll:

and personally, i enjoy pc shooters the best because your reflexes are your most important weapon, and aiming is the easy part

It was at it's time for a console game.

[QUOTE="nextgengaming18"][QUOTE="TyrantDragon55"]

[QUOTE="nextgengaming18"][QUOTE="NoNam3r"]atleast halo 2 has a community. you can't really have a community when ppl talk to each other with text since the $600 console doesnt come with a micTyrantDragon55

Once again, I'm pretty sure that crowd has moved on to Gears. I've been playing Halo 2 a lot lately and it's no where near as bad as it used to be.

The majority of Gears' community is probably about half of Halo 2's old community. 

[QUOTE="TyrantDragon55"][QUOTE="BioShockOwnz"]

[QUOTE="NoNam3r"]atleast halo 2 has a community. you can't really have a community when ppl talk to each other with text since the $600 console doesnt come with a micBioShockOwnz

It's better then 8 year olds yelling "f you n00b" in my ear.

I've been playing Halo 2 online a lot lately, and I haven't heard that in quite a while. I'm pretty sure that crowd has moved on to Gears of War. And besides, every online community has that.

That's odd. I play Gears a lot, and I hardly notice it in Gears. but every single time I play Halo 2, I have kids yelling constantly.

Maybe it's luck. I don't run into any screaming 8 years olds when I play Halo 2 anymore, but I get it a lot in Gears. And even worse is the people that will leave a ranked match because they're losing. Thank god Halo 3 will have a shut up button.

Halo 1>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Resistance>Halo 2>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>poop>>>>>>>>>>>>>flopzone 1

Thought the only reason Resistance is better than Halo 2 is becuase its next gen, i fully expect Halo 3 to be much better than Resistance

[QUOTE="mestizoman"][QUOTE="BioShockOwnz"]

I am not a fanboy of any type, and I enjoy Resistance a lot more then Halo 2. I think the single player campaign is a lot better, the multiplayer is a complete blast, and the weapons are much more varied then those found in Halo 2. I like the Halo 2 multiplayer, but I don't like the community at all.

Does anyone else feel the same? Please put your fanboy views aside, and answer the question honestly.

reaperstoll

but gs feels halo 2 was innovative:roll:

and personally, i enjoy pc shooters the best because your reflexes are your most important weapon, and aiming is the easy part

That only holds true for twitch shooters. Some other games rely more on aim and teamwork. 

the reason i exclude aim is that its incredibly easy with my reaper mouse

oh, and i suck at swat 4, because i like to "torture" the hostages:oops:

[QUOTE="BioShockOwnz"]

I am not a fanboy of any type, and I enjoy Resistance a lot more then Halo 2. I think the single player campaign is a lot better, the multiplayer is a complete blast, and the weapons are much more varied then those found in Halo 2. I like the Halo 2 multiplayer, but I don't like the community at all.

Does anyone else feel the same? Please put your fanboy views aside, and answer the question honestly.

mestizoman

but gs feels halo 2 was innovative:roll:

and personally, i enjoy pc shooters the best because your reflexes are your most important weapon, and aiming is the easy part

It was, no console multiplayer had as many options and was as customizable as Halo 2' multiplayer. And it's matchmaking system is something that I feel ever multiplayer game should be blatantly ripping off right now. 

I am not a fanboy of any type, and I enjoy Resistance a lot more then Halo 2. I think the single player campaign is a lot better, the multiplayer is a complete blast, and the weapons are much more varied then those found in Halo 2. I like the Halo 2 multiplayer, but I don't like the community at all.

Does anyone else feel the same? Please put your fanboy views aside, and answer the question honestly.

BioShockOwnz

I enjoy both games and think RFOM is more fast paced and is a great game and fun to play with all the different type games it has and I cant wait until we are able to play global with everyone else around the world which is why halo 2 gets a hand over RFOM but the thing is halo 2 always has alot of lag, which is barely seen in RFOM and is why I enjoy sniping in RFOM because I am a sniper lover and I enjoy getting my hundred kills in team deathmatch on RFOM but also enjoy halo 2 sniping but what frustrates me is when im on a role in halo 2 and then u finish this round and search in match making for the next game, the lag can just mess your game up and then you are back to being an ordinary player not because it was your fault, but because due to lag. I love both games but with a none fanboyish opinion, RFOM has the edge in this one and I look forward to playing halo 3 and RFOM some more when new maps and global play comes into play. Good to be a gamer. :)

It was, no console multiplayer had as many options and was as customizable as Halo 2' multiplayer.TyrantDragon55

I have not played Resistance but I can tell you I enjoy many games more than Halo 2... >_>

My sig providing one amazing example.foxhound_fox

Totally agree with u, there are many games better then halo 2, if u arent just a fps fan, which alot of us arent and if u are only into fps games, all I have to say is man u are missing out on so many great games out there for different genres of games.

[QUOTE="TyrantDragon55"]It was, no console multiplayer had as many options and was as customizable as Halo 2' multiplayer.foxhound_fox

Yep played 3, sorry Halo 2 beats it. 

I am not a fanboy of any type, and I enjoy Resistance a lot more then Halo 2. I think the single player campaign is a lot better, the multiplayer is a complete blast, and the weapons are much more varied then those found in Halo 2. I like the Halo 2 multiplayer, but I don't like the community at all.

Does anyone else feel the same? Please put your fanboy views aside, and answer the question honestly.

BioShockOwnz

I like them both but I gotta say As far as shooters... Gears PWNS both.. Gears is a near perfect game both campaign and multiplayer. Dont get me wrong, I have both Resistance and Halo 2 and both are great 

Yep played 3, sorry Halo 2 beats it. TyrantDragon55

[QUOTE="BioShockOwnz"]

I am not a fanboy of any type, and I enjoy Resistance a lot more then Halo 2. I think the single player campaign is a lot better, the multiplayer is a complete blast, and the weapons are much more varied then those found in Halo 2. I like the Halo 2 multiplayer, but I don't like the community at all.

Does anyone else feel the same? Please put your fanboy views aside, and answer the question honestly.

BrutonNYC

I like them both but I gotta say As far as shooters... Gears PWNS both.. Gears is a near perfect game both campaign and multiplayer. Dont get me wrong, I have both Resistance and Halo 2 and both are great

I enjoyed Gears' multiplayer for a while, but now I just can't stand it. There are practically no options at all and every match just devolves into everyone running to the center of the map and doing the Shotgun do-ce-do.

[QUOTE="TyrantDragon55"]Yep played 3, sorry Halo 2 beats it. foxhound_fox

Slayer, Team Slayer, Capture the Flag, King of the Hill, Territories, Odd Ball, Assault, and Juggernaut. But it doesn't stop there, virtually every aspect of the gameplay can be tweaked.

Slayer, Team Slayer, Capture the Flag, King of the Hill, Territories, Odd Ball, Assault, and Juggernaut. But it doesn't stop there, virtually every aspect of the gameplay can be tweaked. TyrantDragon55

• Deathmatch - self-explanatory; kill or be killed.
• Team Deathmatch - Like Deathmatch except with up to 4 teams.
• Capture the Bag - Similar to Capture the Flag except with bags.
• BagTag - There is one bag placed in the level and whoever holds it the longest wins.
• Elimination - Each player has a set number of lives and whoever is the last man standing wins.
• Shrink - A player's size depends on their ranking; for example, the person in last place would be the smallest while the person in first place would be the largest.
• Vampire - Each player is given a 'bloodlust' meter that gradually decreases unless they kill someone. When a player's bloodlust meter goes all the way down, they lose one of their lives; the last person with at least one life wins.
• Thief - When someone dies, they drop a coin, and coins must be collected in order to obtain points.
• Flame Tag - One player at the beginning of the game is set on fire and he/she passes the fire to whoever he/she touches. Whoever is on fire for the least amount of time wins.
• Virus - Like Flame Tag except once a player catches on fire, they're on fire for the rest of the game. The last person that's not on fire wins.
• Regeneration - Players' health gradually replenishes.
• Leech - Health can be replenished by hurting/killing others.
• Zones - The rate a player's team's score increases depends on the number of 'zones' you control. Whichever team has the most points at the end wins.
• Assault - One team must accomplish mission-based objectives while the other team tries to stop them.
• Gladiator - One player is designated to be the 'gladiator' at the beginning of the game and only he/she can score. Whoever kills the gladiator becomes the new gladiator.
• Monkey Assistant - The player in last place has a team of monkeys that help him/her out.

[QUOTE="TyrantDragon55"]Slayer, Team Slayer, Capture the Flag, King of the Hill, Territories, Odd Ball, Assault, and Juggernaut. But it doesn't stop there, virtually every aspect of the gameplay can be tweaked. foxhound_fox

• Deathmatch - self-explanatory; kill or be killed.
• Team Deathmatch - Like Deathmatch except with up to 4 teams.
• Capture the Bag - Similar to Capture the Flag except with bags.
• BagTag - There is one bag placed in the level and whoever holds it the longest wins.
• Elimination - Each player has a set number of lives and whoever is the last man standing wins.
• Shrink - A player's size depends on their ranking; for example, the person in last place would be the smallest while the person in first place would be the largest.
• Vampire - Each player is given a 'bloodlust' meter that gradually decreases unless they kill someone. When a player's bloodlust meter goes all the way down, they lose one of their lives; the last person with at least one life wins.
• Thief - When someone dies, they drop a coin, and coins must be collected in order to obtain points.
• Flame Tag - One player at the beginning of the game is set on fire and he/she passes the fire to whoever he/she touches. Whoever is on fire for the least amount of time wins.
• Virus - Like Flame Tag except once a player catches on fire, they're on fire for the rest of the game. The last person that's not on fire wins.
• Regeneration - Players' health gradually replenishes.
• Leech - Health can be replenished by hurting/killing others.
• Zones - The rate a player's team's score increases depends on the number of 'zones' you control. Whichever team has the most points at the end wins.
• Assault - One team must accomplish mission-based objectives while the other team tries to stop them.
• Gladiator - One player is designated to be the 'gladiator' at the beginning of the game and only he/she can score. Whoever kills the gladiator becomes the new gladiator.
• Monkey Assistant - The player in last place has a team of monkeys that help him/her out.

Timesplitters 2 has 125 characters, 15 maps, 26 weapons with complete music, time and scoring options.
Timesplitters FP has 150 characters, 16 maps, 35 weapons with complete music, time and scoring options.
All three games came with their own custom mapmaker with various levels of customizability varying on the game.

Please... tell me again that Halo 2 has more customizability than Timesplitters.

I told you, that's just scratching the surface. Each mode in halo has many variations, and each of those modes is highly customizable. You have slayer, and then within that game-mode you can have swords only matchs, snipers only matches, rockets only, Phantoms, pro slayer, elimination, Phantom Elimination. It doesn't stop there; you can then specify what weapon set you want on the map, whether you want the motion sensor on, bonus points, grenades, starting secondary and primary weapons (you can even go random if you want), and what vehicles you want. Or if you're really bored, you can just make your own variant. Keep in mind that's all within one game mode. Add that to Halo 2's 21 (23 if you want to count the ones Bungie just put out over Live) maps and you've got a game which will last you for years.

[QUOTE="foxhound_fox"][QUOTE="TyrantDragon55"]Slayer, Team Slayer, Capture the Flag, King of the Hill, Territories, Odd Ball, Assault, and Juggernaut. But it doesn't stop there, virtually every aspect of the gameplay can be tweaked. TyrantDragon55

• Deathmatch - self-explanatory; kill or be killed.
• Team Deathmatch - Like Deathmatch except with up to 4 teams.
• Capture the Bag - Similar to Capture the Flag except with bags.
• BagTag - There is one bag placed in the level and whoever holds it the longest wins.
• Elimination - Each player has a set number of lives and whoever is the last man standing wins.
• Shrink - A player's size depends on their ranking; for example, the person in last place would be the smallest while the person in first place would be the largest.
• Vampire - Each player is given a 'bloodlust' meter that gradually decreases unless they kill someone. When a player's bloodlust meter goes all the way down, they lose one of their lives; the last person with at least one life wins.
• Thief - When someone dies, they drop a coin, and coins must be collected in order to obtain points.
• Flame Tag - One player at the beginning of the game is set on fire and he/she passes the fire to whoever he/she touches. Whoever is on fire for the least amount of time wins.
• Virus - Like Flame Tag except once a player catches on fire, they're on fire for the rest of the game. The last person that's not on fire wins.
• Regeneration - Players' health gradually replenishes.
• Leech - Health can be replenished by hurting/killing others.
• Zones - The rate a player's team's score increases depends on the number of 'zones' you control. Whichever team has the most points at the end wins.
• Assault - One team must accomplish mission-based objectives while the other team tries to stop them.
• Gladiator - One player is designated to be the 'gladiator' at the beginning of the game and only he/she can score. Whoever kills the gladiator becomes the new gladiator.
• Monkey Assistant - The player in last place has a team of monkeys that help him/her out.

Timesplitters 2 has 125 characters, 15 maps, 26 weapons with complete music, time and scoring options.
Timesplitters FP has 150 characters, 16 maps, 35 weapons with complete music, time and scoring options.
All three games came with their own custom mapmaker with various levels of customizability varying on the game.

Please... tell me again that Halo 2 has more customizability than Timesplitters.

I told you, that's just scratching the surface. Each mode in halo has many variations, and each of those modes is highly customizable. You have slayer, and then within that game-mode you can have swords only matchs, snipers only matches, rockets only, Phantoms, pro slayer, elimination, Phantom Elimination. It doesn't stop there; you can then specify what weapon set you want on the map, whether you want the motion sensor on, bonus points, grenades, starting secondary and primary weapons (you can even go random if you want), and what vehicles you want. Or if you're really bored, you can just make your own variant. Keep in mind that's all within one game mode. Add that to Halo 2's 21 maps and you've got a game which will last you for years.

You can make custom weapon and bot sets for each map on timesplitters. Also the map builder can be an infinite timesink as you try to create and perfect a map.

:lol:

goodnight thanks for your opinion.... :lol:

[QUOTE="TyrantDragon55"][QUOTE="foxhound_fox"][QUOTE="TyrantDragon55"]Slayer, Team Slayer, Capture the Flag, King of the Hill, Territories, Odd Ball, Assault, and Juggernaut. But it doesn't stop there, virtually every aspect of the gameplay can be tweaked. reaperstoll

• Deathmatch - self-explanatory; kill or be killed.
• Team Deathmatch - Like Deathmatch except with up to 4 teams.
• Capture the Bag - Similar to Capture the Flag except with bags.
• BagTag - There is one bag placed in the level and whoever holds it the longest wins.
• Elimination - Each player has a set number of lives and whoever is the last man standing wins.
• Shrink - A player's size depends on their ranking; for example, the person in last place would be the smallest while the person in first place would be the largest.
• Vampire - Each player is given a 'bloodlust' meter that gradually decreases unless they kill someone. When a player's bloodlust meter goes all the way down, they lose one of their lives; the last person with at least one life wins.
• Thief - When someone dies, they drop a coin, and coins must be collected in order to obtain points.
• Flame Tag - One player at the beginning of the game is set on fire and he/she passes the fire to whoever he/she touches. Whoever is on fire for the least amount of time wins.
• Virus - Like Flame Tag except once a player catches on fire, they're on fire for the rest of the game. The last person that's not on fire wins.
• Regeneration - Players' health gradually replenishes.
• Leech - Health can be replenished by hurting/killing others.
• Zones - The rate a player's team's score increases depends on the number of 'zones' you control. Whichever team has the most points at the end wins.
• Assault - One team must accomplish mission-based objectives while the other team tries to stop them.
• Gladiator - One player is designated to be the 'gladiator' at the beginning of the game and only he/she can score. Whoever kills the gladiator becomes the new gladiator.
• Monkey Assistant - The player in last place has a team of monkeys that help him/her out.

Timesplitters 2 has 125 characters, 15 maps, 26 weapons with complete music, time and scoring options.
Timesplitters FP has 150 characters, 16 maps, 35 weapons with complete music, time and scoring options.
All three games came with their own custom mapmaker with various levels of customizability varying on the game.

Please... tell me again that Halo 2 has more customizability than Timesplitters.

I told you, that's just scratching the surface. Each mode in halo has many variations, and each of those modes is highly customizable. You have slayer, and then within that game-mode you can have swords only matchs, snipers only matches, rockets only, Phantoms, pro slayer, elimination, Phantom Elimination. It doesn't stop there; you can then specify what weapon set you want on the map, whether you want the motion sensor on, bonus points, grenades, starting secondary and primary weapons (you can even go random if you want), and what vehicles you want. Or if you're really bored, you can just make your own variant. Keep in mind that's all within one game mode. Add that to Halo 2's 21 maps and you've got a game which will last you for years.

You can make custom weapon and bot sets for each map on timesplitters. Also the map builder can be an infinite timesink as you try to create and perfect a map.

A map editor is about the only thing Halo 2 lacks, and they're including it in Halo 2 vista. 

I am not a fanboy of any type, and I enjoy Resistance a lot more then Halo 2. I think the single player campaign is a lot better, the multiplayer is a complete blast, and the weapons are much more varied then those found in Halo 2. I like the Halo 2 multiplayer, but I don't like the community at all.

Does anyone else feel the same? Please put your fanboy views aside, and answer the question honestly.

BioShockOwnz

I totally agree, Resistance is my favorite FPS.

[QUOTE="TyrantDragon55"][QUOTE="BioShockOwnz"]

[QUOTE="NoNam3r"]atleast halo 2 has a community. you can't really have a community when ppl talk to each other with text since the $600 console doesnt come with a micBioShockOwnz

It's better then 8 year olds yelling "f you n00b" in my ear.

I've been playing Halo 2 online a lot lately, and I haven't heard that in quite a while. I'm pretty sure that crowd has moved on to Gears of War. And besides, every online community has that.

That's odd. I play Gears a lot, and I hardly notice it in Gears. but every single time I play Halo 2, I have kids yelling constantly.

learn how to play customs mm nub 

[QUOTE="reaperstoll"][QUOTE="TyrantDragon55"][QUOTE="foxhound_fox"][QUOTE="TyrantDragon55"]Slayer, Team Slayer, Capture the Flag, King of the Hill, Territories, Odd Ball, Assault, and Juggernaut. But it doesn't stop there, virtually every aspect of the gameplay can be tweaked. TyrantDragon55

• Deathmatch - self-explanatory; kill or be killed.
• Team Deathmatch - Like Deathmatch except with up to 4 teams.
• Capture the Bag - Similar to Capture the Flag except with bags.
• BagTag - There is one bag placed in the level and whoever holds it the longest wins.
• Elimination - Each player has a set number of lives and whoever is the last man standing wins.
• Shrink - A player's size depends on their ranking; for example, the person in last place would be the smallest while the person in first place would be the largest.
• Vampire - Each player is given a 'bloodlust' meter that gradually decreases unless they kill someone. When a player's bloodlust meter goes all the way down, they lose one of their lives; the last person with at least one life wins.
• Thief - When someone dies, they drop a coin, and coins must be collected in order to obtain points.
• Flame Tag - One player at the beginning of the game is set on fire and he/she passes the fire to whoever he/she touches. Whoever is on fire for the least amount of time wins.
• Virus - Like Flame Tag except once a player catches on fire, they're on fire for the rest of the game. The last person that's not on fire wins.
• Regeneration - Players' health gradually replenishes.
• Leech - Health can be replenished by hurting/killing others.
• Zones - The rate a player's team's score increases depends on the number of 'zones' you control. Whichever team has the most points at the end wins.
• Assault - One team must accomplish mission-based objectives while the other team tries to stop them.
• Gladiator - One player is designated to be the 'gladiator' at the beginning of the game and only he/she can score. Whoever kills the gladiator becomes the new gladiator.
• Monkey Assistant - The player in last place has a team of monkeys that help him/her out.

Timesplitters 2 has 125 characters, 15 maps, 26 weapons with complete music, time and scoring options.
Timesplitters FP has 150 characters, 16 maps, 35 weapons with complete music, time and scoring options.
All three games came with their own custom mapmaker with various levels of customizability varying on the game.

Please... tell me again that Halo 2 has more customizability than Timesplitters.

I told you, that's just scratching the surface. Each mode in halo has many variations, and each of those modes is highly customizable. You have slayer, and then within that game-mode you can have swords only matchs, snipers only matches, rockets only, Phantoms, pro slayer, elimination, Phantom Elimination. It doesn't stop there; you can then specify what weapon set you want on the map, whether you want the motion sensor on, bonus points, grenades, starting secondary and primary weapons (you can even go random if you want), and what vehicles you want. Or if you're really bored, you can just make your own variant. Keep in mind that's all within one game mode. Add that to Halo 2's 21 maps and you've got a game which will last you for years.

You can make custom weapon and bot sets for each map on timesplitters. Also the map builder can be an infinite timesink as you try to create and perfect a map.

A map editor is about the only thing Halo 2 lacks, and they're including it in Halo 2 vista.

and I can play with ppl across the world in timesplitters?