Hardcore paintball fans that want to bring the sport to their home gaming consoles: this is your game. Activision has done a decent job bringing the feel of real-life paintball to home consoles with. But, is it enough to captivate the casual paintball fan or the gamer looking to lose him or her self in an immersive first-person shooter?is easy to dive right into, all you'll need to do is select a character from a list of real-life professional paintballers, each with his own base attribute package, choose your team and dive right in.

During the campaign, you play as an astronaut and an International Space Agency Engineer named Ava Turing. She is sent to Europa to further examine the new species.The Turing Test belongs to the FPP logic puzzle genre, popularised by the Portal series. You view everything from Ava's perspective, and while the control model may resemble that of many FPS games, there's absolutely no combat. The turing test philosophy.

You'll want to jump into Career Mode, where you'll begin your career as a lowly Division 2 competitor with standard equipment, but after winning a few tournaments you'll have plenty of points to spend on upgrading your gear and attributes. Playing through Career Mode is certainly fun, but.

NPPL Championship Paintball 2009. As an avid paintball player and gamer I can see both points of view. This game is as close to playing paintball as you can without playing the real thing. The problems come from the video game side of this. The game is a great game but because of (more). Matt's Game Exchange Greensboro's local video game store. We buy sell trade and repair retro and current gen video games and consoles. We also carry Figures, Vintage Toys, Posters, Plushies and MORE.