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Splat Magazine Renegade Paintball - идеальная игра для тех, кто ценит и любит пейнтболл во всех его проявлениях. Если же вы просто любите шутеры, дающие неплохое чувство драйва, то это тоже идеальны вариант для вас. И даже если вам надоест играть в стандартные карты, то вы легко создадите свою! В игре предусмотрен мультиплеер, поэтому можно устраивать межсетевые баталии. Наслаждайтесь!

Системные требования: Windows 2000/XP
Pentium III 800 MHz
256 MB RAM
DirectX 9.0 compatible 3D video card with 32 MB RAM (64 MB recommended)
600 MB
Еще в игре,(вроде бы) можно сделать свое оружие. Мне самому Renegade Paintball понравился.

The 28 challenges you will face each are made up of three rounds, best two out of three, and you must beat each level before a higher level will be unlocked for you. You will be facing Career Challenges, and no two of them will be alike. You will fight in stadiums, wooded areas, and open fields, all of which are average, normal paintball settings. In the wood-ball areas you will have things such as trees, rocks, and cabins for cover. In speed-ball areas, such as open fields, some have an artificial, inflatable cover. Speed-ball obviously moves at a much quicker pace and is made for the more aggressive player. You will also find yourself playing in very odd yet unique venues such as castles, a scene from the Wild West, and in an abandoned city.

When playing in career mode you will be able to choose your own character for the war of all wars. The characters available are some of the paintball “greats”, some of which you may even recognize. Your character, however, will mean very little in the long run. All players’ ability is close to the same, and none of them have absolutely outstanding performance. If you are playing in a career mode that is too slow for your great paintball skills you can go into Skirmish mode, which is kind of like a “Quick Match” setting. Here you can choose from: Game Environment, Game type, Number of Rounds, RADAR settings, Sides, Friendly Fire On/Off, Team Sizes, Team Colors, and Time/Frag Limits