Stun grenades
Tools entity
Used to confuse, disarm, disorient, or distract a potential threat.
60
games
9platforms
Alternate names: Flashbangs, Tear gas grenades, Sting grenades
WIN 2004-05-25
PS3 2013-10-22
XBOX1 2014-02-25
WIN 2009-02-10
PS3 2009-03-05
WIN 2004-05-28
WIN 2011-08-26
X360 2010-09-22
WIN 2013-10-22
WIN 2007-11-16
WIN 2011-06-24
WIN 2004-12-24
Flashbangs produce temporary blinding and deafening for about 5-10 seconds and impairing combat effectiveness even up to a minute.
Sting grenades do not produce flash nor bang, but rather expel a volume of rubber balls that mainly hurt (or rather sting as per its name) though may cause more notable injury if the balls hit eyes, stunning anyone in the vicinity and possibly disarming them temporarily due to the pain.
Sting grenades do not produce flash nor bang, but rather expel a volume of rubber balls that mainly hurt (or rather sting as per its name) though may cause more notable injury if the balls hit eyes, stunning anyone in the vicinity and possibly disarming them temporarily due to the pain.
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Distorted vision, Non-lethal weapons, Stunning
Related groups
Other
Blinding, Distorted hearing, Distorted vision
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Games by year
The first Stun grenades video game was released on February 16, 2003.
Square Enix, Team17 Software and Ubisoft published most of these games.