http://www.cinemablend.com/games/Timesplitters-Rewind-Development-PS4-58787.html

http://ca.ign.com/articles/2013/09/03/timesplitters-rewind-in-development-for-playstation-4

Also announced for PC back in March (may be old news, but whatever).

http://ca.ign.com/articles/2013/03/15/fans-working-on-hd-remakes-of-timesplitters-games

Another big plus point for PS4. Damn, Sony sure is rolling like mad do they.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dVHh40EMX68

Here's a recent series of videos on it too.

Out for PS4? There goes the PC version. Sony will just kill it to get more people to buy their damn system.

Oh knock it off, most of us grew up with console systems. I was a Sega Genesis fanboy and I still love to talk about how awful SNES sound chip was.

"which is a CryEngine 3 powered multiplayer compilation of maps, weapons and characters from the three Timesplitters games"

I guess I'm not too much of a Timesplitters fan after all since since such description gives me zero hype.

The prospect that such project might help lead to a proper Timesplitters 4, however...

"The path to greatness is paved with hard gravels and anger."

-Me

Just get the game so we can finally get our TS4.

Uh... I'm not saying the PS4 sucks.

I'm saying Sony will find a way to keep this exclusive to their console. THAT sucks.

Yes, because my favorite kind of sequel is the extortion type. :p

What's the general consensus around here about the quality of the original games?

I don't think that's a problem. It's just like MS keeping Halo under their armpit for years now. All things they can do to bring in more users = money.

I didn't see any word on the cancellation of the PC version in that article.
And so far I hadn't heard of any game dev complaining about Sony demanding exclusivity for the PS4.
It's actually more likely the PS4 version be cancelled due to legal issues than the PC version which faces no such problems.

Recently got TS2. It's definitely different compared to PC/generic modern shooters, with challenge-based maps in many silly modes, hordes of little unlockable things and short yet varied levels. That's what made it really fun for me - instead of slogging through "vehicle sections" or "sniper support", you just boot it and brick windows or run away from hordes of zombie monkeys for a few minutes and then switch right to a run of stealthy headshots. Story levels changing depending on difficulty levels were also welcome.

What legal issues?