Otherwise, open it. Also, an intricate level editor lets you create your own maps. Single-player mode is literally a shell of a game, with barely any redeeming qualities except to help in learning the controls. Graphics are just not what you would expect from a PS2 game.
Controls are extremely awkward, and take a while to get used to.
In my opinion, the PlayStation2 has gotten off to a bit of a shaky start. The lineup of games thus far has been mediocre in terms of entertainment, and with the exception of a couple of gems such as SSX and Smuggler's Run , the graphics have not been anything worth calling home about. However, as time goes by and developers become more comfortable designing and building games for the PS2, I am confident that the tides will turn, and the system and its games will live up to the hype. Until that time comes, however, PS2 owners will have to settle for mediocrity. TimeSplitters fits perfectly into that mediocrity mold with its blend of awesome multiplayer gameplay and embarrassingly bad single-player mode.