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- Splinter Cell: Conviction
- X360
- Published by Ubisoft
- Developed by Ubisoft Montreal
- French release: 4th quarter 2008
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Page 1 2 >>One thing that keeps nagging at me, though, is that they've got that ass from the Rainbow Six team onboard as the creative director. The new Mark and Execute feature is a hell of a lot like the tagging feature in R6 Vegas, except that it's a bit more cool and you're the one doing it. Idk. He unsettles me with his presence. Not sure if I like how fast Fisher navigates the environment, either, he scampers along pipes and window ledges like a freaking monkey.
i know what you mean DJ, you look back on the splintercells and it is all about super stealth and all..whereas these trailers showcase something different.
i guess it's all turned into a revenge tale now
The other gameplay video looks quite interesting. But too soon to tell for me if it's a must buy or not. Still a waiting game for now.
ubisoft have a habbit of taking control away from the player as much as possibly, case in point, POP and it's almost QTE like platforming and combat, and assassins creed where you could leap across rooftops by just holding a button.
'looks' very cool, not sure about the whole queueing up targets thing...it looks very automated to me. and it wouldnt surprise me if that was the case tbh, .
Maybe it's just the "e3 high" talking, but that really looked amazing!
This.Looked.Awesome.
I'm super pleased at the direction it's going.
Perhaps I should have elaborated and said "This game looks ridiculous"
I'll elaborate as well, Ubisoft has ruined the Splinter Cell series, any change to gameplay mechanics this drastic can no longer qualify the game as part of the series.
Yes you don't have to 'use' the features, but they're there, that's all that's needed to make this game no longer the game it was meant to be, nor has been.
That would be like adding a rocket launcher to Super Mario Bros., no you don't have to use it, but it's there changing the game style into something completely different.
Yes it will draw new comers to the game at the cost of raping something that was uniquely great.
No matter how you try to justify it, this is a big up-yours to any fan of the series.
This is no worse than the new control schemes for RE5.
The game looks like it has the same gameplay and features. I don't see how it's abandoning anyone
Glad to see the hard work on the new Splinter Cell seems to be really paying off. Gameplay and atmosphere looks very promising. I can see this bringing the franchise back to glory.