Rebellion Developments' 2005 third-person shooter "Sniper Elite" offered a different flavor of World War II shooter. The game emphasized taking a cautious approach to combat situations, employing stealth and the sniper protagonist's natural gifts for marksmanship in bringing the fight to the enemy. This was complicated by the game's use of real bullet physics, forcing players to account for elements like bullet drop and wind speed in lining up the perfect shot. It's no "Call of Duty," but the game was well-received by critics and fans who appreciated a little less guns blazing action in their shooter. Those people should be pleased today then, as Rebellion has announced the coming of a "Sniper Elite" sequel.
