New U.S. ArmyTM Sniper Rifle For Playstation Move Gears FPS Gaming Up a Notch

March 27, 2012 - PRLog -- Brooklyn, N.Y. -- CTA Digital (http://ctadigital.com) now helps hardcore first person shooters on the PlayStation(r) Move to gear up to U.S. Army specs with their new U.S. Army(TM) Sniper Action Rifle for Playstation Move. A video demonstration of it's features can be viewed at http://youtu.be/PkkOcbRBtEs.

The new rifle can be configured as a scoped sniper rifle, or set up shotgun style by removing the scope and shoulder stock. Converting Move and navigation controllers to match in-game forms is literally a snap. Controllers snap into or onto the gun frame, and the gun components click, slide and latch easily into place or apart.

The new rifle holds the Move controller in a forward barrel compartment and the navigation controller attaches as a drop-down handle under the front barrel. The barrel grips and forward positioning of the navigation controller make for more accurate gameplay, two-handed stability and intuitive action. The simple sight-through scope boosts accuracy without slowing play.

Control positions are designed to be easy to learn. Square and triangle controls are in thumb positions on the handle above the trigger for easy play while the PS Move button is next to the trigger. The Move button itself can also be locked to make sure it isn't hit by mistake.

The new U.S, Army(TM) Sniper Action Rifle is a perfect fit for games such as KillZone 3, SOCOM 4, Goldeneye 007, Resistance 3 and most Move enabled FPS games. It is available for purchase on Amazon and other retail stores that carry CTA Digital products.

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