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[Multi] Beijing 2008 The Official Video Game of the Olympic Games Presents…Shooting Sports
Posted by Ramon Aranda on 05.13.2008



SEGA has sent over some screens from the Olympic Shooting sports from SEGA's Beijing 2008. The sport of precision shooting takes a steady hand and quick reflexes. The developers at Eurocom have designed the shooting sports mechanics to simulate the need for a steady hand, translating the stresses of real-life competitive shooting events into virtual ones for the PLAYSTATION 3, Xbox 360, and PC.

Check out the screens below.


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All 6 Beijing 2008 Screenshots


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Seems like it should be on the Wii since it requires a steady hand and decent aiming skill.

Posted By: Beeker (Guest)  on May 13, 2008 at 06:58 PM

 


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