Splinter Cell: Blacklist is a solid and compelling entry in Ubisoft's stealth series, but it's bogged down by its need to satisfy too many disparate styles of play Splinter Cell: Blacklist is the best ...

It’s not easy to make a sequel to a game, especially when you are expected to top a product like Splinter Cell – a game that rewrote much of the book on stealth action – and its sequel Pandora ...

So, here’s the deal; we got this game from Louise, who was recruited by a secretive, French corporation for the purpose of spreading company information. The game was then given to our specialist, who ...

There's a mission about halfway through Splinter Cell Blacklist where everything clicks into place. You're on foreign soil without permission, you need to break into a military building to steal vital ...

What happens when highly-skilled, highly-trained covert operations agents go rogue? Well, if Ubisoft’s latest entry in the Splinter Cell franchise is anything to go by, we get a great piece of ...

Splinter Cell Blacklist is the quintessential video game blockbuster. It stuffs in militaristic fetish across a globe-trotting solo campaign, taking in Iran, London, Cuba and the good old US of A .

Splinter Cell: Conviction offers a more action-packed spin on the stealth gameplay the series has become known for. The changes may receive mixed reactions from long-time fans, but they shouldn't come ...

There comes a point in Blacklist when you realise Sam Fisher is one angry man. It may be when he responds to a friend saving his life by kicking them out of his team, or when he tortures a Guantanamo ...

From the moment the disc was sucked into our PS3 console, Splinter Cell: Blacklist did its damnedest to keep us enshrouded in the on-screen action. But far from the promise of a stealth title, ...

Sequels are tricky. On one hand developers want to please the fans of the previous games, while on the other they need to switch things up to avoid accusations of stagnation and draw in new players.

While some players embraced the tectonic shift in tone and direction that Ubisoft Montreal settled on for 2010 s Tom Clancy s Splinter Cell: Conviction, the majority of hardened Sam Fisher followers ...