Hide your profession, keep your attribute cards private and work your way in not just building your profession but also in snooping your opponent’s profession. Winner is the one whose profession remains undiscovered till the end of the game.

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Plug-and-play means there is no driver required so just plug it in and start flying and shooting. In addition, the handle is comfortable to use in either hand.

Ready for some real air combat? Check with your salesperson how you can pick MaxFighter F-17 up. Handle is comfortable to use in either hand.

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Its current-events context notwithstanding, the first Conflict just wasn't very good. Scarcely a year later, we're receiving a direct sequel titled Conflict: Desert Storm II.

The hasty release of a follow-up was no doubt spurred by the political and military events of the last year. However, the new Conflict is quite an improvement over the extremely shaky first game.

Though there's been a more recent conflict in Iraq, and military action in the region is, in fact, ongoing, Conflict: Desert Storm II again places you in the thick of the 1991 campaign against Saddam Hussein's regime. There's not a whole lot of story to speak of in the game.

You get a linear progression of 10 missions, each of which has its own setting and unique mission objectives and some of which are revealed in-game as you progress. You command a squad of four specialists in each mission, and, at the beginning of a new game, you can choose either American Delta Force or British SAS personnel.

Your selection here slightly affects stats, appearance, and voice acting. Each of your team members is equipped with a weapon that gives him a unique function.

There's the assault rifle-wielding team leader, the sniper, the demolitions expert, and the heavy machine gunner. The team members do have actual names and unique appearances, so you've got at least a little more attachment to them than if they were just faceless drones.

The core squad and combat mechanics in Desert Storm II are a little awkward at the outset, but with some practice you can get fairly proficient at playing the game. In the main single-player game, you can switch between your four teammates by hitting up and down on the D pad.

Each of the four (whichever one is active) squad members can issue individual or group orders to the others by using a number of button combinations. You can tell your teammates to hold position or form up behind you, hit the dirt, advance on the enemy and fire at will, and so on.

As long as you keep tabs on your teammates' health and actively switch between them regularly, you can progress through the game's missions without worrying too much about suffering casualties. Leaving three of your buddies in the care of the game's squad AI isn't the best idea, though they'll be proactive about fighting enemies.

They'll fire at their enemies, but will often get themselves killed in the process. Of course, you can issue orders to bring them back behind cover, but that can be difficult when you're in the middle of a firefight and are worrying about saving your own skin.

Overall, it would have been nice if the teammate AI was a little more adaptive when left to its own devices. The actual fighting in Conflict: Desert Storm II is somewhat hit-and-miss.

At times, it feels pretty solid, thanks in large part to a built-in auto-aim feature that makes it quite easy to target hostile forces. In fact, sometimes it's a little too easy--the game will sometimes line up an enemy in your sights before you even realize he's there.

Other times, though, it seems suspiciously difficult to score a hit on enemies, particularly with the sniper rifle. It's possible to hit the deck, steady your crosshairs directly over an enemy's head, and then see no effect after pulling the trigger.

It's frustrating, to be sure, but, for the most part, the combat is reasonably well balanced and entertaining. You can even engage in vehicular combat with a jeep or tank in some missions, which does break up the flow of things a little.

The vehicles feel a little awkward and can be slow to respond to your controller movements, though. Graphically, Conflict: Desert Storm II gets the job done, but does it in a no-frills sort of way.

The backgrounds are fairly devoid of detail, and the enemy character models look pretty simple. Your own squad models, however, are decent looking.

The game appears surprisingly similar on both platforms, with a slight nod going to the Xbox for less aliasing and a higher frame rate. The audio portion of the game is dominated by a lot of yelling, gunfire, and explosions, though all of these are rendered pretty well.

The music tends to fade into the background, though, since you're intent on finishing your missions. Finally, as in last year's game, the voice acting for the training mode's drill instructor is a poor attempt at sounding like Full Metal Jacket 's tough-as-nails drill instructor, and it comes across as pretty awful.

In the final analysis, Conflict: Desert Storm II isn't without problems, but it's not the worst squad-based game you'll ever play, and it's decidedly improved over last year's game. If the game does float your boat, there's unfortunately not a lot of replay value.

You can play through the game again--cooperatively--with two players on the PS2 and four on the Xbox, but there's no competitive multiplayer component to speak of. If you're really into squad-based military action games, Desert Storm II might be worth a look to tide you over until something else comes along (less)

2 LEICA DC VARIO-ELMARIT lens (35mm camera equivalent). The powerful 24x optical zoom can be used both in photo and video recording.

Thanks to the Intelligent Resolution technology, the 32x Intelligent Zoom is also available. In addition, the new side lever enables you to concentrate your right hand on a shutter button and helps smooth zooming.

The DMC-FZ150’s lens also features the Nano Surface Coating technology that minimizes ghosts and flaring. High Sensitivity MOS Sensor Featuring ISO3200 in Full Resolution The newly developed 12.

1-megapixel MOS sensor improves by 4.7db at ISO1600 compared to the previous model, and allows shooting images up to ISO3200 in full resolution.

In addition, the Venus Engine features multi-process noise reduction system for high quality image rendering. It applies optimum noise reduction by judging from the brightness of the areas, and realizes dramatically clear images in low light condition.

12 fps High Speed Burst Shooting in 12.1-megapixel Full Resolution The new MOS sensor helps you to realize the high speed burst shooting.

The DMC-FZ150 can fire off up to approx.12 fps in full resolution with mechanical shutter and 5.

5 fps with continuous AF. Even higher speed burst shooting is available if electronic shutter is used.

In addition, the high speed video at 220 fps in QVGA size captures the motion of a subject. The fast and accurate Light Speed AF of approx.

0.1 second is another advantage of the DMC-FZ150.

It enables you to focus on moving subjects, such as when you&re shooting sports scenes. 1,920 x 1,080 60p (NTSC) / 50p (PAL) Full HD Video Recording and POWER O.

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Active Mode The DMC-FZ150 records full HD 1,920 x 1,080 videos in astonishing smooth 60p (NTSC) / 50p (PAL) with 28 Mbps. It conveys about twice the information of 60i (NTSC) / 50i (PAL) recording.

The DMC-FZ150 also features high quality sound of Dolby Digital Stereo Creator and zoom noise canceller. The POWER O.

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Active Mode comes in handy when shooting while walking or playing with children. The DMC-FZ150 can also record full HD video in MP4 format, optimal for viewing or editing on a computer.

Creative Video Mode, Creative Control, Photo Style and 3D Photo Mode You can enjoy full-manual control in both photo and video recording. In the Creative Video Mode, the shutter speed and aperture can be adjusted.

The Creative Control, featuring Miniature Effect, allows you to set artistic effect more intuitively. With Photo Style, finer control in contrast, sharpness, saturation and noise reduction is available.

The 3.0-inch 460,000-dot free-angle LCD enables accurate, dynamic framing for high-angle shots and low-angle shots.

Photos taken with the 3D Photo Mode can be viewed via the 3D Image Viewer of VIERA TV. Specification METRICS Dimensions (W x H x D) (Approx.

) 124.3 x 81.

7 x 95.2 mm (4.

89 x 3.20 x 3.

74 inch) Weight (with Battery and SD Memory Card) (Approx.) 528 g (1.

16 lb) OPTICS Camera Effective Pixels 12.1 Megapixels Sensor Size / Total Pixels 1/2.

3-inch High Sensitivity Mos sensor / 12.8 Total Megapixels Lens Aperture F2.

8 - 5.2 / Multistage Iris Diaphragm (F2.

8 - 8.0 (W) / F5.

2 - 8.0 (T)) Optical Zoom / Intelligent Zoom 24x / 32x Focal Length (Still Image) f = 4.

5 - 108 mm (25 - 600 mm in 35 mm equiv.) Lens LEICA DC VARIO-ELMARIT with Nano Surface Coating Image Stabilizer POWER O.

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(Active Mode (only for motion picture) ) Digital Zoom 4x Focus AF Metering Face / AF Tracking / 23-area / 1-area (flexible / scalable) Shutter Shutter Speed (Still Image) 15 - 1/2,000 sec (Starry Sky Mode: 15, 30 sec) RECORDING File Format Still Image / 3D Image RAW, JPEG (DCF / Exif 2.3) / MPO Video AVCHD, MP4, QuickTime Motion JPEG (on High-speed Video) Recording Mode Mode Dial / Mode Button Intelligent AUTO, P, A, S, M, Creative Video, Creative Control (Expressive / Retro / High Key / Sepia / High Dynamic / Pin Hole / Film Grain / Miniature Effect), Portrait, Scenery, Sports, Night Portrait, Close-up, SCN, Custom Scene Mode (Still Image) Panorama Assist, Party, Candle Light, Baby1, Baby2, Pet, Sunset, High Sensitivity, Flash Burst, Panning, Starry Sky, Fireworks, Beach, Snow, Aerial Photo, Photo Frame, High-speed Video, 3D Photo Continuous Shooting Mode (Full-resolution Image) 12 frames / sec Max.

12 images with AF Tracking: 5.5 frames / sec, 2 frames / sec HD Video Recording 1,920 x 1,080 pixels, AVCHD 50p (Sensor output is 50p) 1,920 x 1,080 pixels, AVCHD 50i (Sensor output is 50p) 1,280 x 720 pixels, AVCHD 50p (Sensor output is 50p) 1,920 x 1,080 pixels, MP4, 25fps (Sensor output is 25p) 1,280 x 720 pixels, MP4, 25fps (Sensor output is 25p) Exposure Parameters Exposure Program AE, Aperture Priority AE, Shutter Priority AE, Manual Exposure Compensation 1/3 EV step, + / -3 EV Standard Output ISO Sensitivity Auto / i.

ISO / 100 / 200 / 400 / 800 / 1600 / 3200 High Sensitivity Mode (ISO 1600-6400) Image Parameters Aspect Ratio 4:3, 3:2, 16:9, 1:1 White Balance Auto / Daylight / Cloudy / Shade / Incandescent / Flash / White Set 1 / White Set 2 / Color Temperature Others Digital Red Eye Correction Yes Zoom in Motion Picture Yes PLAYBACK Display Playback Normal Playback, Slideshow, Category Playback, Mode Playback, Favorites Playback Edit Video Divide Yes OTHERS Monitor LCD Monitor 3.0" (7.

5 cm) Free-angle TFT Screen LCD Display (460K dots), AR Coating Viewfinder 0.20" Color EVF (201.

6K pixels equiv.) Media Recording Media Built-in Memory, SD / SDHC / SDXC Memory Card Built-in Memory Approx.

70 MB Audio Microphone / Speaker Stereo (Zoom) / Yes Interface HDMI (mini HDMI), AV Output, USB2.0 High Speed Power Power (Included) Li-ion Battery Pack (7.

2V, Minimum: 895 mAh) Battery Life* (Approx.) 410 pictures (CIPA Standard) Standard Package Standard Accessories Battery Charger, Battery Pack, USB Cable, AC Cable, Shoulder Strap, CD-ROM, Lens Hood, Lens Cap, Lens Cap String (less)

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