Splinter Cell: Conviction

[darkprodigy4u]

Omg...I watched the video and fell in love and awe. If only my PC could run it... it has fps issues with Oblivion, so I don't think I'll be able to play this fast-paced shooter on my PC. I really...really need to get myself an X-Box 360. Maybe if I start saving now, and maybe cash in some of my old PS2 games, I'll be able to get this by the time it comes out this fall. =]

[WaLkAwaY]

You guys read the books? Theres like 6 or 7, or maybe that's 5 or 6... Either way the last two should have been combined as it is telling the story from Sam's POV and in the next book it tells the story from Agent Jennings POV.

 

Was kind of disappointed in the last two books, still a very good read for the first 4.

[Javalin]

"Sam has become more brutal, faster and stronger"

 

Does he get younger too? Apparently he's in his mid-late 50s. From the video, it seems that Ubi-Soft thrown out the majority of Stealth and Tacticals involved in the other games. Which tbh, isn't really a plus for me. It seems to be a game where you just

 

"Mark and Kill" - Basically, its basically lacking the freedom of being able to do whatever you want as you could in say.. Chaos Theory or Pandora Tommorow.

[AncientSpaceAeon]

If you want stealth, try the Hitman series games for the PC.

Hitman isn't really much stealth. While Splinter Cell is more stealth.

 

The diffrence is that Hitman "reward" the stealthy ones of a cool title. While Splinter Cell's main aspect is hiding in darkness, Hitman's main aspect is hiding in disquises.