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Rebellion discusses how the community helped shape Sniper Elite 3 and the new Relocation mechanic.

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Rebellion has released a new developer diary for Sniper Elite 3 in which the development team answers the communitys questions.

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CI Games, the creator of games such as Sniper 2 and Alien Rage will not be bringing their new and upcoming WWII shooter Enemy Front to either of the next-gen consoles. Steve Hart, the executive producer for the game has explained why in an interview.

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MP1st - YouTube personality ZaziNambies, the same Call of Duty: Ghosts enthusiast that brought you an impressive Lego recreation of the Maverick A2 Sniper Rifle, has worked his magic yet again to skillfully recreate the new Ripper SMG.

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GLaDOS and The Sniper have come together to express their support for the upcoming GaymerX2 convention and encourage everyone else to do the same.

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505 Games has announced today the release date for Sniper Elite 3 as June 27 on PC and July 1 on PS4, PS3, Xbox One and Xbox 360.

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This week, Spencer joins Rob and Jordan and they discuss Spencers Dishonored cherry popping, Jordans love affair with the Vita/Soul Sacrifice and Open Me, and Rob changes his tune about The Last of Us: Left Behind. Also, all three of us agree that Sniper Elite: Nazi Zombie Army 2 is crap. Or do we? After that, we discuss the time Thief has stolen from us all. After all these years, is Thief just the new Duke Nukem Forever? Would it have been better off as vaporware? Or is it the hero this series deserved, but not the one it needs right now? Also, stick around after the cast, where Colin joins us for the Thief spoiler section to discuss what little we understood about the plot of the game and speculate wildly on what might have gone wrong during development.