After serving his county in the Civil War as a skilled sharpshooter, Will Drayton moved West in search of employment using his shooting skills. He ends up with the wrong type of people as a deadly assassin.

- Play through 5 major missions, each containing over a dozen combat environments
- Multiple scenarios including hostage rescue and target assassination missions
- Multiple rifles – choose from sniper weapons including the SR25, M82 and more; each weapon has unique attributes including damage, recoil, firing rate, etc.
- Strategic game play: take out enemies at higher vantage points and avoid detection longer
- 2 Play modes, Story Mode and Arcade Mode, ensure plenty of action
- 2 types of control: swipe your touch screen or tilt to aim

The world is under increasing threat of potential nuclear destruction. Only you have the opportunity to take the threat under control. As part of the team sniper and scout, you will need to pursue covert Private Military Corporation.

The world is under increasing threat of potential nuclear destruction. Only you have the opportunity to take the threat under control. As part of the team sniper and scout, you will need to pursue covert Private Military Corporation. The fate of the world depend on you. Get ready to return the hot zone.
Marine Sharpshooter 4: Locked and Loaded immerses you in a rapidly changing world. Travel the globe and train your vision as it will need if you want to track down the secret Private Military Corporation. Use smart strategies and possess any weapons and equipment, which you can find on your way.

Creator: Fugu Mobile
Screen Size: 128x128, 128x160, 176x208, 240x320
Genre: Shooter
Because a sharpshooter allotted to the infamous sniper alley, you've been assigned the task to defend your position and overcome the attack by enemy soldiers. The key to survival is a steady hand and nerves of steel.

You have dropped behind enemy lines and have uncovered a terrorist plan to construct a nuclear weapon and detonate it on American soil. You must follow the plot from the deserts of Afghanistan through the Russian winter and into the jungles of a small south pacific island. Armed with an arsenal of precision sniper weaponry, your only assistance is provided by your observer, your eyes, ears and close quarters machine gun. Make every shot count, your country is depending on it.

Marine Sharpshooter 3 gives players the chance to step into the shoes of a United States Marine Corps Sniper/Spotter team. The latest incarnation of the MS allows players the ability to play as both the sniper and the
spotter. The entire single player campaign is accessible in co-op. Players can team up to work their way through the story. Multiplayer features two exciting modes, Sniper Teams - an objective based game where 8 sniper spotter teams face off - and Deathmatch - a fight to death. Mission objectives range from taking out enemy personnel and equipment to providing tactical recon for advancing USMC elements. Each mission has several primary and econdary objectives that must be completed in order to be successful. How and where these objectives are achieved is left up to the players. There are multiple ways to successfully achieve each objective.

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CTU: Marine Sharpshooter is a first-person shooter computer and video game developed by Jarhead Games and published by Groove Games. A sequel, Marine Sharpshooter II: Jungle Warfare, was released in 2004.
Marine Sharpshooter's story details the adventures of Lieutenant Smith and Sergeant Cooper a Marine scout sniper team as they chase down some warlords in Afghanistan, follows the trail of lost nuclear materials to a supposedly abandoned research facility in Chechnya, and finally, to a long-abandoned island in the middle of Pacific. The player assumes the role of the sniper, as you take on an army of terrorists and mercenaries, and hopefully, prevent nuclear holocaust.

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Windows® 2000/XP/Vista
Pentium® 4 or AMD® Athlon™ 2.0 GHz processor or faster.
256 MB Ram
DirectX® 9.0c compatible video card (ATI® Radeon® 9600 or NVIDIA® GeForce® 4 Ti 4600 with 128 MB RAM) or higher
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Become a sharpshooter and take part in the turning points of WW II. Eliminate the Nazi general, who came to support the Germans laying siege to Stalingrad. Make your way through areas occupied by the Third Reich to your unit. Aid the Alliance forces during their offensive on the Italian Peninsula to break the resistance of the retreating Wehrmacht forces. WW II was a theatre of war for many specialized combat units, working together to ensure an army's victory. Among them, hidden and deadly marksmen played a unique role. Their ability to lay motionless waiting for the perfect shot, together with their professional equipment, allowed them to change the course of history with one pull of a trigger.

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Take on the role of Jack the Sharpshooter, a handsome pirate with a penchant for gold. When Jack stumbles upon an ancient casket, his curiosity is piqued and he sets out on an adventure full of magic, love, gold, weapons and a Cursed Ghost. Unravel the secrets of the ancient casket by finding Hidden Objects and get ready for the most astonishing ending!

Ever wondered what Clive Owen’s Bond would have been like? Look no further than this frenetic actioner, which sees his carrot-chomping¬ sharpshooter try to save a newly orphaned baby from the clutches of evil assassin¬ Giamatti.Over-the-top, cartoonish and ridiculously violent, Michael Davis’s film rivals Crank for sheer stupidity – at one point Owen has a shoot-out while shagging Bellucci’s maternal prostitute.But, thanks to its sneakily subversive¬ tone (the plot, with heavy irony, involves gun control) and grandstand performances¬, the flashy result¬ mostly hits the target. The London Paper

For an action film, boasting a body count higher than its IQ isn’t always a bad thing. In director and screenwriter Michael Davis’s stylish SHOOT ‘EM UP, inventive set pieces, and tongue-in-cheek humor make for fun, fast entertainment. Clive Owen (CHILDREN OF MEN) plays Smith, a man who is minding his own business and chomping on carrots when he is forced to try to save a pregnant woman in trouble. After she is killed, he takes charge, keeping her newborn child safe from a snarling villain (Paul Giamatti, THE ILLUSIONIST). Aided by a prostitute (Monica Belluci, THE BROTHERS GRIMM), Smith shoots his way through the big city as he cradles the baby in his arms.
Davis hails from the same school of thought as fellow directors Quentin Tarantino and Robert Rodriguez. Like those filmmakers, Davis doesn’t take the medium too seriously, as he pays homage to action classics and peppers the film with playful dialogue and set pieces. This film might not be the standard choice for an Oscar-nominated actor such as Giamatti, but he’s clearly enjoying his role as the bad guy, and it’s just as much fun for the audience. With SHOOT ‘EM UP, Davis has crafted a movie full of jaw-dropping action sequences sure to please fans of high-energy films from directors such as John Woo.