Sentences with phrase «enemy footsteps»

One example of how we are utilizing this technology is in sounds from objects behind you, such as enemy footsteps.

Fire up a shooter and you can pinpoint the direction of enemy footsteps, using them to guide you to your foes location.

You can clearly figure out whether enemy footsteps are to the left or the right.

The Stealth 520 also includes Turtle Beach's exclusive Superhuman Hearing sound setting which gives gamers the competitive advantage by allowing them to hear soft sounds like enemy footsteps sneaking - up from behind and weapon reloads off in the distance.

With Turtle Beach's exclusive Superhuman Hearing ™ sound setting, you'll have a competitive advantage by hearing subtle yet game - changing sounds like enemy footsteps sneaking - up from behind and other players reloading their weapons just before an ambush.

I had an easy time pinpointing enemy footsteps and gunfire in Halo 5, and the sounds of blaster fire and thermal detonator explosions in Star Wars: Battlefront were rich and full.

With the clarity and quality of the most advanced gaming headset speaker, gamers can hear every approaching enemy footstep in super-efficient detail.

Approaching enemy footsteps, reloading weapons and vehicles moving in the distance are all vital pieces of audio - based intelligence, informing split - second, life - or - death decisions that elevate great gamers above everybody else.

Here, you can detect and disarm any mines in addition to tracking enemy footsteps.

Turtle Beach describes this feature by stating, «Hear every single thing around you from enemy footsteps to distant vehicles to weapon reloads.»

Audio levels for friendly footsteps have been reduced, and enemy footstep audio levels have been increased to make them slightly louder than friendlies.

The 800LX also made it easy for me to detect enemy footsteps and gunfire, though it didn't fix my knack for dying within the first 5 minutes of every match.

When it was time to test myself against other players in competitive multiplayer, I had no trouble pinpointing where enemy footsteps and gunshots were coming from.

The XO Seven Pro will feature Neodymium Speakers and a «Superhuman Hearing» setting that enhances the quieter audio cues commonly found in games like Call of Duty, including enemy footsteps and weapon reloads.

Bass boost was especially useful for adding extra oomph to the sound of stuff blowing up, while treble boost made enemy footsteps sound clackety and extra-easy to hear.

You'll hear enemy footsteps just fine but you'll want to disable the virtual surround sound DSP settings when listening to music, which you can do inside the app.

But thanks to the headset's optional Superhuman Hearing setting, which kicks up the treble to highlight enemy footsteps, I didn't have much trouble finding the right profile to suit whatever I was playing.

Fully immersed, you'll get the competitive advantage by hearing soft sounds like enemy footsteps sneaking up from behind, vehicles off in the distance approaching with reinforcements, and weapon reloads just before an ambush with Turtle Beach's exclusive Superhuman Hearing ™ sound setting.

The Stealth 700 also includes Turtle Beach's exclusive Superhuman Hearing ™ sound setting to give gamers the competitive advantage by allowing them to hear soft sounds like enemy footsteps sneaking up from behind and weapon reloads just before an ambush, as well as independent game and chat volume control, and a rechargeable battery that delivers up to 10 - hours of gaming per use.

The game play also allows the gamer the ability to gain extra abilities that give you an advantage such as enemy footsteps to see the path enemies have patrolled, silent footstep to prevent enemies from noticing you while cloaked, or the ability to see enemies that are also cloaked.

Superhuman Hearing - From the faintest of enemy footsteps to weapon reloads off in the distance, Superhuman Hearing ensures gamers hear it all by amplifying soft sounds when switched on.

Fortunately, the headset's Superhuman Hearing feature worked as advertised, making it much easier for me to pinpoint enemy footsteps and gunfire.

Able to pinpoint every enemy footstep, approaching threat, and track teammates in battle — even from behind — provides an enormous advantage resulting in a more thrilling gaming experience and notably improving the performance of the player.

Enemy footsteps are easier to hear when performing certain actions such as building, shooting, or collecting resources.

With Turtle Beach's exclusive Superhuman Hearing sound setting, you'll have the competitive advantage by being able to hear all the subtle yet game - changing sounds, like enemy footsteps sneaking up on your six, other players reloading their weapon for an ambush, and vehicles off in the distance approaching with reinforcements.

With Turtle Beach's exclusive Superhuman Hearing ™ sound setting, you'll gain the competitive advantage by being able to hear all the subtle yet game - changing sounds around you, like enemy footsteps sneaking - up from behind for the stealth kill, other players reloading their weapon around a corner just before jumping out to ambush you, and even enemy vehicles off in the distance approaching with reinforcements.

Within the settings is an option for activating «Superhuman Hearing» - a sound setting that's meant to give you an extra gaming edge by allowing you to more easily make out enemy footsteps or other distinguishable sounds that might save your life in the middle of a gaming battle.

As is expected of a gaming headset, the Vengeance 2000 is able to reproduce faint high frequency sounds such as enemy footsteps.

It ramps up a game's background noise but enhances subtle sound effects that might usually go unheard, like enemy footsteps or clip reloading.

And Turtle Beach's exclusive Superhuman Hearing ™ sound setting gives you a competitive advantage by hearing soft sounds like enemy footsteps sneaking up from behind, vehicles off in the distance approaching with reinforcements, and weapon reloads just before an ambush.