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We take a longer look at the new Sniper Elite III, and see how many random body parts we can realistically shoot off. Join us, and call out where you want to see them get shot!

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From Strategyinformer.com: "In any shooter I play my strategy is simple; always pick the weapon with the longest range you can find, sit in a corner of the map where no-one can see you, and start picking people off while chortling manically. You'd think then that Rebellion's Sniper Elite series would be the perfect fit for me. As it turns out, that's not really been the case. Despite some admittedly satisfying sniper mechanics and an admirable dedication to over the top gore, previous entries have left me rather cold, lacking the supporting framework and polish necessary to elevate a solid sniping system into anything more than a gimmick. Enter Sniper Elite 3, a far more rounded and confident experience that, while still not perfect, marks a big leap forward for the franchise".

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Four games in - five if you count Hitman Absolution's Sniper Challenge prequel - we can say with confidence that sniping games are clearly their own genre, which makes it all the more puzzling that none of them have been any good. Focusing on one element of the modern FPS and ditching the rest should, logically, make it easier to excel, but instead we've had tedious shooting galleries that delighted in killing you the moment you made an error.

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IncGamers' Tim McDonald gives his final verdict on the next game in Rebellion's Sniper Elite series.

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XBA: Sniper Elite III answers the perennial question of are video games art? by saying, Dude, who gives a crap? I just shot a freaking Nazi in the testicles!

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VideoGamer: "Same as the last one: an average, if somewhat enjoyable shooter."

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Digital Spy writes: "With a solo campaign lasting around 12 hours and the option to tackle the core missions in co-op mode, there's plenty to sink your teeth into even before you get to the five varieties of competitive multiplayer, with medals to earn and experience points to harvest. "Sniper Elite 3 treads that fine line between realism and fun, but it comes together well, providing cheap kicks for those who enjoy over-the-top sniper kills, and a modicum of tactical depth for players looking for something more substantial."

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GR-UK writes: There's some decent moments in the campaign, but the misjudged overuse of the killcam and some of the technical imperfections break immersion and consistently nibbled away at our enjoyment. While the campaign is shorter, it's much broader, and as such collectors and completionists will have plenty to content themselves with. However, it's multiplayer (and hopefully co-op - at least, we're glad of its inclusion, even if we didn't get to play it) that wins the day. We'll be keeping an eye on the servers to see how the scene evolves in time, but what's there already fleshes out the whole and makes for a more appealing overall package. If you're after a solo-adventure, it's worth bearing in mind that Sniper Elite 3 isn't perfect. But, if you've got a friend or two who are after some long-range multiplayer, we'd be far clined to give Rebellion's latest offering the nod of approval.

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XBA: Sniper Elite III answers the perennial question of are video games art? by saying, Dude, who gives a crap? I just shot a freaking Nazi in the testicles!