Radar
Radar noun - Measuring instrument in which the echo of a pulse of microwave radiation is used to detect and locate distant objects.
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Sight
Sight noun - A position within view.
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Operatives can always see concealed mines and can "mark" them simply by iron sight aiming at them for a few seconds, revealing them to friendly sight and radar.
Source: Video Game / Brink -
Oh, and it can turn invisible at will, as well, to both sight and radar, making it even harder to avoid the monster.
Source: Implacable Man - In C&C Generals, the radar screen only sees enemies in the line of sight of units on the field.
Source: Fog of War
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