Timesplitters: Future PerfectTimesplitters: Future Perfect - Internet Movie Firearms Database - Guns in Movies, TV and Video GamesTimesplitters: Future Perfect
TimeSplitters: Future Perfect is a first-person shooter released in 2005, The game counts with a SinglePlayer and Multiplayer gamemodes, Both the "History" mode and the Online duels can be played Co-Op locally
The following weapons appear in TimeSplitters: Future Perfect:
A modified Luger pistol can be found in game, called "Kruger 9mm" it holds 8 rounds in the magazine and the player can use it with a supressor or dual-wielded
What appears to be a mix between a Desert Eagle and a Taurus PT92 appears in game as "Pistol 9mm", the player can attach a suppresor with a scope on it, like the Kruger, it holds 8 rounds in the magazine
Simply called "Revolver" in-game, a nickel Smith & Wesson Model 29 with no ejector rod appears in the game, the Revolver is actually refered to as a "44 caliber weapon", and the player uses it on Single-Action mode, this does not affect anything, because if the player keeps firing rapidly it will fire as fast as Double-Action and unlike other games, the cylinder actually moves after firing, it holds 6 rounds as it should.
A side by side Double Barreled Shotgun appears in the game simply called "Shotgun", the Double Barrel shotgun is a weapon that has appeared in every TimeSplitters game. However, it's a full sized shotgun, opposed to the sawn-off ones from the previous games.
A Remington 870 with a Folding Stock, that cannot be un-folded appears in the game called "Tactical 12-Gauge" it holds 8 rounds in the magazine tube, the weapon is modeled the wrong way as it has 2 ejection ports in both sides
Yet another hybrid gun, called "K-SMG" its a mix between a Sturmgewehr 44 and a AK Rifle it holds 32 rounds in the magazine and can fire rifle grenades
The Blaser R93 appears in the game as "Sniper Rifle", firing .308 FMJ rounds, the weapon is used in semi-automatic mode despite the real weapon being bolt action, the player only uses the bolt when reloading
A Lee-Enfield No. 4 Mk. I (T) appears in the game called "Vintage Rifle", as with the "Sniper Rifle", it is used in Semi-Automatic mode despite being Bolt-Action, and it only uses the bolt when reloading the gun
