Konami haut ja alle drei Teile der Silent Scope Serie unter dem namen Silent Scope Complete demnächst auf der Xbox raus.
Jetzt kommt für die perfekte Spielhallenatmo eine Light Rifle mit ! Scope ! raus....sieht zwar n bissle affig aus des Teil aber irgendwie cool !

Bild:

xbox.playmoreconsoles.com/pic.asp?ID=3679&GameID=1433

Offensichtlich ist im Fernrohr kein Minibildschirm eingebaut!

So wie ich es verstehe ist es nur ein Vergrösserungsglas mit Bewegungssensor!

Genau das hab ich mich auch gefragt als ich den Artikel gelesen habe.
Es gibt übrigens noch ein Gamespot Preview:
gamespy.com/previews/february04/silentscopexbox/

Das steht sogar drin dass die Rifle in einem Köfferchen kommt und man sie immer vorm ZOcken erst zusammenbauen kann.....freaky !!!

Kagge jetzt muss ich mir das Teil wohl wirklich zulegen...ich glaub meine Freundin zieht dann aus....für meine Light Gun Sammlung brauche ich nämlich dann bald einen Waffenschrank.

das Light Rifle taugt anscheinend nicht viel....jeweils im IGN und Gamespot Review wird berichtet es wäre "genauer" mit dem Pad zu zielen.

Gamespot:
"Part of the appeal of the Silent Scope games for the arcades involved the mounted sniper rifles that had LCD screens inside the scopes. It's pretty amazing how immersive it is in being able to look into the scope to see a zoomed-in view of the screen right in front of you. As a result, it's pretty obvious why much of each game's appeal was lost in translation to consoles. To address this issue, Konami has teamed up with gaming peripheral manufacturer Pelican to design a special sniper rifle for Silent Scope Complete. The home rifle, which will run you a little more than the price of the game itself, mimics the behavior of the arcade rifle by providing a clear scope and a proximity sensor that, in theory, will trigger the zoomed-in rifle perspective when you put your eye up to the scope, which is really just a clear tube that lets you see through to your television screen. We say "in theory" because our experience revealed that the scope sensor was very difficult to calibrate, and its functionality was real hit-and-miss. You can configure the rifle to ignore the scope sensor so that you can use one of the rifle's other buttons to bring up the zoomed view, but this doesn't alleviate the fact that we had to turn the screen brightness way up to even calibrate the rifle properly. Ultimately, Pelican's peripheral isn't a very suitable replacement for the arcade rifle, and we found our performance to be significantly better when we just used a standard Xbox controller."

IGN:
"Of course, if you hate using controllers for shooting games, Silent Scope Complete does offer light gun support. You can use any standard Xbox light gun, but if you really want to go all out, Pelican has released a sniper gun for use with the game. Ironically, I found using the sniper gun made the game more frustrating, especially because it's not mounted to a cabinet. The gun is not small by any means, so the reticule would drift quite a bit as I tried to hold it steady. The size also makes the gun pretty heavy. Extended play with it really wears on the arms, and very quickly too. Additionally, calibrating the gun to work just how you want it to was more difficult than it should have been. This isn't a review for the gun, but in my use with it and the game, I always went back to using the controller because of precision."


wieder mal Geld gespart !

aber für das Arcade-Feeling ...

das ist doch gerade das Problem...Arcade Feeling kommt nicht auf da das LCD Display nicht in die Rifle eingebaut wurde sondern nur ein Bewegungssensor.