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Nick Linnell writes : Shooting someone in the head is a common occurrence in modern day video games, and Rebellions Sniper Elite series is synonymous with doing just that, but has the third installment, and Sniper Elites first foray into the new generation of consoles expanded on the tried and tested formulae you may ask. In short it yes it can, but not without it shortcomings.

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Critically Sane: "Zombie Driver Ultimate Edition is different enough to stand out, especially in a dry spell for games. In small sittings, its a great way to pass a little bit of time between games like Watch Dogs or Sniper Elite 3. But the campaign dragged on me the longer I played in each session, and despite how great the other two modes feel, they dont have legs outside of a few events per play session."

Added: 09.07.2014 12:13 | 10 views | 0 comments


Sniper Elite has debuted on next-gen and the benefits of the new wave of technology are instantly apparent. Players are given newfound freedom to explore their surroundings and take on targets in any way they see fit. The sprawling maps provide opportunities for stealth and distraction, while the developer's enhanced Asura engine provides detailed locations and long draw distances that hold up well in brightly lit, arid environments. The result is a clear step beyond the previous Sniper games, although not quite distinctive enough to be considered a true next-generation demonstration of graphical quality.

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Sniper Elite III offers fans of stealth a bunch of fun playgrounds to let loose in, with visceral kills and great sound. What it doesnt offer is a story of any consequence, it serves as merely an excuse to be at each playground, has no heart, says nothing about war or its lead character. With that said, ignore the story and just have fun killing Nazis.

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We Got This Covered wrote: Youd think Id have learned my lesson by now. Back in 2012, I started my review of Sniper Elite V2 by asking what could possibly go wrong. The answer was a good bit back then. I enjoyed the game, sure, but it was impossible to ignore all the issues at the time. I had hoped that Sniper Elite 3 would redeem the franchise. That it would have built upon the fantastic gunplay and just fix the problems. Not only was this not the case with the franchises latest outing, but there seems to be more issues than before.

Added: 09.07.2014 1:13 | 4 views | 0 comments


We Got This Covered wrote: Youd think Id have learned my lesson by now. Back in 2012, I started my review of Sniper Elite V2 by asking what could possibly go wrong. The answer was a good bit back then. I enjoyed the game, sure, but it was impossible to ignore all the issues at the time. I had hoped that Sniper Elite 3 would redeem the franchise. That it would have built upon the fantastic gunplay and just fix the problems. Not only was this not the case with the franchises latest outing, but there seems to be more issues than before.