Like it says above, Crytek has a petition going, if interested please sign:

https://www.change.org/en-GB/petitions/crytek-uk-create-a-timesplitters-hd-collection

EDIT: looks like it's petitioning Crytek UK who bought Free Radical and the CEO of Crytek. Seems reasonable to think that if they see enough interest an HD collection is possible, which would be awesome.

Oh, I was just going to post this. Yes, please sign it, although I'm never fond of putting my email address to things... I think it's crazy to not see the demand for the game and that there has to even be a petition for this.

I want a true sequel not a HD repaint.

A petition? This will certainly work.

As someone who has never experienced the joy that is Timesplitters, what's so special about it?

@Marcsman: No, that's the point. Sign it and they'll think of not only putting out an HD remake, but a sequel. It's been said on Game Informer and IGN.

@AlexanderSheen: Cevat Yerli mentioned it himself actually, so it should.

@Ravenlight: It's just a really fun game that you can play for many, many hours; years even. And as someone that's mostly into single player campaigns, that's one of the series (well, the last two) that really had me playing with friends a lot. It was basically the go-to multiplayer or co-op experience, and it was still really fun as a single player experience with charm. I would say nostalgia, but I don't think that applies so much. It was just a lot of fun, that's all. You can say "Oh, if it's just fun, I can go to many other games for that. It's not really special." But in this case, it kind of is.

Well I signed it, I fucking loved Timesplitters 2.

I would pay full price for Timesplitters: Future Perfect HD, just for the multiplayer.....I played the hell out of FP.

I signed this. Probably my first signed petition (at least on the internet).. but it´s for the most noble cause around.

I loved those old Timesplitters games. If they find a way to take ALL of the multiplayer online, perhaps even through some centralized servers, this could be awesome. But I´d rather want a new (downloadable) game.

Aaaand signed!

So sighed. I\d love an HD remake of TS2 or TSFI, or both! If those were to be a success we might even see a ....... NEW GAME!

I enjoyed Timesplitters, but I don't think it's that great of a game. Multiplayer was pretty fun but I don't see what a new Timesplitters could do that most modern FPS's couldn't.

@Counterclockwork87: I feel pretty much the same. It was a lot of fun at the time, but I see no great need for a new one and an HD remake would suffer from the same problems as Perfect Dark HD did on the 360, with the snap to centre aiming making it almost impossible to play.

@Ravenlight: It's a goofy, multiplayer focused FPS about time-travel that plays very similarly to GoldenEye and Perfect Dark. At the time, TimeSplitters 3 had one of the most customizable multiplayer suites I had ever seen in a video game. At one point I made a team deathmatch mode where one team played as ninja monkeys, and the other team played as giant calamari, and the only weapons available on the map were bricks and baseball bats. Oh, and the map I used for the mode was a disco club.

Good times.

http://www.digitaltrends.com/gaming/crytek-well-make-timesplitters-hd-if-300000-fans-demand-it/?utm_source=nrel1
 
Come on more people need to sign it dammit. It's Time to split motherfuckers!
 
  

I never played any Timesplitters game so blah. But I'll sign.

Signed it, but I only put my name and state I live in. Faked everything else because they say you could do that.

@NTM said:

I'm never fond of putting my email address to things...

It says you can put a fake email.

Signed. Faked my email and home address. I have never played any of the Timesplitters games but I have heard great things about them so I'll gladly pick this up if it ever gets made. Also Haze wasn't terrible, just below average.

Signed. I want another TS game so bad that it hurts. I would love just to be able to play Future Perfect online again. It's still one of the best multiplayer games ever made.