More videos of Splinter Cell Conviction

Commented on 2010-04-07 16:17:00

It looks good, but the way they are playing the game there is not much left of the stealth part of the game, which is a pity.

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Optimusv2

Commented on 2010-04-07 18:01:43

I'm sorry, I just can't agree with any statement claiming there is nothing left of the stealth part of the game. That's just not true. The stealth in this game, thus far, seems much better put together and sandbox in nature than in previous games.

I think a lot of what I saw in earlier Splinter Cell Titles was fake stealth that fell apart very easily under certain conditions, with Conviction, however, I feel there are many more ways to play the game and approach a situation where, while the game is more action oriented than in previous titles, it's also a more superior stealth package, even without having all the features of the previous Splinter Cells.

How can people even say such a thing with a straight face when it's totally possible to play the game using just stealth? It's almost like people are criticizing this game for the AI not being as retarded as it was in previous games where you could get away with some of the most ridiculous nonsense ever.

There is more strategy possible in just the short Xbox Live demo than I've seen on entire levels of past splinter cell titles, which are pretty much trial and errro excuses to claim there is more stealth involved than is actually the case.

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I'm sorry, I just can't agree with any statement claiming there is nothing left of the stealth part of the game. That's just not true. The stealth in this game, thus far, seems much better put together and sandbox in nature than in previous games.

I think a lot of what I saw in earlier Splinter Cell Titles was fake stealth that fell apart very easily under certain conditions, with Conviction,  however, I feel there are many more ways to play the game and approach a situation where, while the game is more action oriented than in previous titles, it's also a more superior stealth package, even without having all the features of the previous Splinter Cells.

How can people even say such a thing with a straight face when it's totally possible to play the game using just stealth? It's almost like people are criticizing this game for the AI not being as retarded as it was in previous games where you could get away with some of the most ridiculous nonsense ever.

There is more strategy possible in just the short Xbox Live demo than I've seen on entire levels of past splinter cell titles, which are pretty much trial and errro excuses to claim there is more stealth involved than is actually the case.

radsy

Commented on 2010-04-07 19:58:12 In reply to Optimusv2

Posted by Optimusv2

I'm sorry, I just can't agree with any statement claiming there is nothing left of the stealth part of the game. That's just not true. The stealth in this game, thus far, seems much better put together and sandbox in nature than in previous games.

I think a lot of what I saw in earlier Splinter Cell Titles was fake stealth that fell apart very easily under certain conditions, with Conviction, however, I feel there are many more ways to play the game and approach a situation where, while the game is more action oriented than in previous titles, it's also a more superior stealth package, even without having all the features of the previous Splinter Cells.

How can people even say such a thing with a straight face when it's totally possible to play the game using just stealth? It's almost like people are criticizing this game for the AI not being as retarded as it was in previous games where you could get away with some of the most ridiculous nonsense ever.

There is more strategy possible in just the short Xbox Live demo than I've seen on entire levels of past splinter cell titles, which are pretty much trial and errro excuses to claim there is more stealth involved than is actually the case.

i could almost swear that you work for ubisoft !!!! who writes that much just to make his points heard ???
your other post was even longer .
to me thats damage control.
r.i.p. splinter cell
hello jason bourne !!!

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[quote=Optimusv2]I'm sorry, I just can't agree with any statement claiming there is nothing left of the stealth part of the game. That's just not true. The stealth in this game, thus far, seems much better put together and sandbox in nature than in previous games.

I think a lot of what I saw in earlier Splinter Cell Titles was fake stealth that fell apart very easily under certain conditions, with Conviction,  however, I feel there are many more ways to play the game and approach a situation where, while the game is more action oriented than in previous titles, it's also a more superior stealth package, even without having all the features of the previous Splinter Cells.

How can people even say such a thing with a straight face when it's totally possible to play the game using just stealth? It's almost like people are criticizing this game for the AI not being as retarded as it was in previous games where you could get away with some of the most ridiculous nonsense ever.

There is more strategy possible in just the short Xbox Live demo than I've seen on entire levels of past splinter cell titles, which are pretty much trial and errro excuses to claim there is more stealth involved than is actually the case.[/quote]

i could almost swear that you work for ubisoft !!!! who writes that much just to make his points heard ???
your other post was even longer .
to me thats damage control.
r.i.p. splinter cell
hello jason bourne !!!

Zarsky

Commented on 2010-04-07 20:11:15 In reply to radsy

Posted by radsy

i could almost swear that you work for ubisoft !!!! who writes that much just to make his points heard ???
your other post was even longer .
to me thats damage control.
r.i.p. splinter cell
hello jason bourne !!!

Hey, think about it! Now you have a choice, you can either play it as a bourne game or a splinter cell game! :D

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radsy

Commented on 2010-04-07 20:55:52 In reply to Zarsky

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Posted by Zarsky

Hey, think about it! Now you have a choice, you can either play it as a bourne game or a splinter cell game! :D

who said this is splinter cell ?
it doesnt even feel like splinter cell.
it feels more like modern warfare 2 than splinter cell !!!

Driftwood

Commented on 2010-04-07 21:12:28 In reply to radsy

Yeah right.

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FreeSwag

Commented on 2010-04-07 21:13:14 In reply to radsy

Posted by radsy

i could almost swear that you work for ubisoft !!!! who writes that much just to make his points heard ???
your other post was even longer .
to me thats damage control.
r.i.p. splinter cell
hello jason bourne !!!

What is this? Da 'hood, the barrio or the trailer park? You know, places stereotypically associated with shunning anyone who decides to express him/herself in a well thought out and articulate manner?

Teh internets = 21st Century Ghetto (bad spelling, bad grammar, bad punctuation, and a beat down for anyone who attempts to express any form of independent thought, or intelligence conversation, which sentiment goes beyond the level of approximating the word, 'Hulk,' followed by the word, 'smash').

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MoonWalkinYiddo

Commented on 2010-04-07 21:52:56 In reply to radsy

Posted by radsy

who said this is splinter cell ?
it doesnt even feel like splinter cell.
it feels more like modern warfare 2 than splinter cell !!!

This is flame-bait

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bleachedsmiles

Commented on 2010-04-07 23:31:47

remember being blown away when i first saw footage of this game - stole E3 for me. What a difference a year makes.. the visuals really do fall abit flat for me now (bar the interrogation parts).

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Tarrell13

Commented on 2010-04-07 23:54:07

The game is how you make it actually. They are showing more action in their scenes because that is what's new about the SC series and more ppl like seeing that. Yes you can use stealth but no one is playing like that because they want it to be cool. But imma play the game in every way because I love just gettn up hand to hand in everyone's face and I also like M&E'n ppl lol. So honestly its what you make it...just like college.

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xenoninja

Commented on 2010-04-08 01:17:56

apart from the PS2 graphics, the game is shaping up rather nicely.

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Ronsauce

Commented on 2010-04-08 01:38:01 In reply to koifim

Posted by xenoninja

apart from the PS2 graphics, the game is shaping up rather nicely.

Show me one damn PS2 game that looks like this.

Honestly, the News forum gets worse and worse.

Posted by koifim

It looks good, but the way they are playing the game there is not much left of the stealth part of the game, which is a pity.

What's the pity? You can play it aggresively, stealthy, or anywhere in between.

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ASURAshadow

Commented on 2010-04-08 03:58:58 In reply to koifim

Posted by koifim

It looks good, but the way they are playing the game there is not much left of the stealth part of the game, which is a pity.

There's plenty of stealth left in the game, they just poured an ugly black & white effect over that part of it. Too bad, rest of the game looks top notch though.

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Optimusv2

Commented on 2010-04-08 04:26:41 In reply to radsy

Posted by radsy

i could almost swear that you work for ubisoft !!!! who writes that much just to make his points heard ???
your other post was even longer .
to me thats damage control.
r.i.p. splinter cell
hello jason bourne !!!

Call it whatever you like, but you're just being a complete ignoramus to the facts that are presented before you. And, considering you just compared this to Modern Warfare 2, I suppose it's no wonder I can't take you seriously.

Where is your argument to back up your claims about this game? Oh right, there is none. It's just whiny "OMG RIP splinter cell, no stealth in the game at all"

Can't wait for the game to go on sale so I can start getting my checks from Ubisoft whoo hoo!!

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