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GRTV caught up with Elite Dangerous producer Adam Woods to discuss the game, VR support, crowdfunding and more. "We have a few more beta releases coming up. A few more features that we'll be throwing in there. Then obviously we've got lots of optimisation snd bug fixing, things like that. And then in the sort of mid/distant future we've obviously got expansion packs we've already spoken briefly about that previously in different press releases and Kickstarter with such things as planetary landings, moving around your ship, getting out of your cockpit, all those sort of things." It's like a constant evolution of Elite: Dangerous as such. We'll release the game, but then there's so much more to come in the future."

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Following Charlie Brooker's appearance in Sniper Elite 3, Red Bull pick the 7 best cameo appearances in gaming.

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ThaMofo from 3rd-strike writes: "Sniper Elite 3 proves to be a must have for the tactical shooter lovers. The game offers a great experience and lengthy missions for you to bring your sniping skills to the test. Youll have enough multiplayer content to keep you occupied after the initial campaign and the realism factor will keep you intrigued."

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Avoiderdragon says: There are some games where you get to fulfill your Nazi-killing sharpshooting fantasies with your trusty sniper rifle, kind of like in the movie Enemy at the Gates. For those who dont think

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Zero1gaming's Drew Pontikis brings a full gameplay review of Rebellion Developments and 505 Games' third person world war 2 shooter Sniper Elite 3. Horrar for Kill Cam!

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Analog Addiction: "Sniping is an art. Taking into consideration your rifles specifications, the distance between you and your target, the wind, all while being seconds away from blowing someones mind literally is not something easily done. Almost every first-person and third-person shooter provides players with this opportunity, but very few are actually 100% focusing on this 'relation' between the soldier and his scoped rifle. Fortunately, over the course of three generations now, the Sniper Elite franchise has stepped in to fill this void. The sixth generation had Sniper Elite, the seventh had Sniper Elite V2, and now, the seventh and eight have Sniper Elite III. Is it any better than its predecessor? Yes; Sniper Elite III is a huge improvement in almost every aspect. Heres why"