Episode 1 – Mission: Sharpshooter – Identify hidden target and use M21 sniper rifle to do a head shot… fastest time wins:
Shooting (or attempting to) at 40 yards… Interesting concept though, the kids teach the combat vets how to play video games and the combat vets teach the kids how to shoot.
I think some of the kids were genuinely surprised that their L33t GaMing SkiLlz didn’t translate into them being tier 1 operators with real weapons.
I like how the gold deagle brand deagle is the “starter” pistol. haha
Pinning the greatest foreveralone FPS derps against one another in epic on and off screen competitions:
The greatest tag line I can think of would be “The only game these guys have… is onscreen”.
Isn’t FPSrussia’s 15 minutes up yet? The guy has shot every gun known to man and blew up a zillion pounds of tannerite. Know when to quit bro.
“The Controller” (which the video is a trailer for) starts today (Sept 20th).
Medal of Honor Warfighter won’t be out until October 23rd. If you want it in hand quick after that date though make sure to pre-order a copy on Amazon.
Electronic Arts’ quest for realism hatched this new idea… Partner with real brands:
Trijicon:
SureFire:
LaRue Tactical:
US Optics:
The partnership idea is win-win if you ask me. If nothing else, it will at least help educate the kids in the proper equipment and it’s use. I just wish other games such as Grand Theft Auto would partner with actual car manufacturers. hahah wishful thinking I suppose in that case.
I’m dying to know what kind of partnership agreement was reached. It is interesting because it’s obviously mutually beneficial, but at the same time it is a huge advertising opportunity for the brands. My guess is that the companies involved cut Electronic Arts some very hefty checks. Anyone have any inside info?