Marine Sharpshooter III Review

Marine Sharpshooter III
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It's a good sequel to Marine Sharps. II, but in comparison to other games out there it's a little lacking.
Here's the Good, Bad, and Ugly on MS III:
__The Good__
Many combinations of rifles to choose from. Definitely enjoy employing silcencers on handguns/sniper rifles. You can order around your spotter or switch to your spotter when walking around in town for Close Quarters. It's fun to plunk away with the Barett M82 .50 cal.
Spotter/Sniper team is a good addition to the game. And the graphics/scenery in this one is improved from the last.
__The Bad__
Little improvement to characters and landscape.
No matter how much you sneak around, the enemy for some reason still sees you. Doesn't matter how far away, if it's within their field of view, chances are they will spot you. And they're fairly accurate.
Hit detection is sometimes off a little.
The length of the game is fairly short.
__The Ugly__
Enemy Charater movement: They move in weird ways. Almost as if they were a "Queen" on a chess board (looks like a diagonal move they make). More often they run right toward you, even if it means they are lined up in a row coming at you. Which of course means it looks like one guy coming at you since the two can occupy the same space, and they both look exactly the same (same character mapping).
Sniper/Spotter movement: Depending upon which character you're using, your teammate might just stand there. And not only that but he'll look like a scarecrow with arms stretched out to either side like he's trying to fly. It wouldn't do this all the time though; sometimes the spotter would actually assist.
There is NO multiplayer.
Overall:
Good thing it is inexpensive. This game is not worth anything above it. But for the cheap price it's fun to creep around and try out the different sniper rifles and switch to your spotter so that you can use whatever assault rifle he has on hand. While it's fun to explore and snipe, it's a shame that they didn't go the extra mile in game development to meet the current "standard" of graphics/gameplay.

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