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Splinter Cell Comic Book Announced: "Splinter Cell Echoes"

Watch Larger Version | Watch HD Version A comic book based on Splinter Cell is on the way. The Splinter Cell Echoes graphic novel takes place between the events of Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell Conviction and Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell Blacklist . The story bridges the gap between the two games, and aims to provide readers with a realistic,...

Posted October 11, 2012
Ubisoft Toronto Already Working On Next Splinter Cell

There was little doubt Ubisoft would be abandoning the Splinter Cell franchise anytime soon, but it's nice to hear some confirmation. Ubisoft gave Gamasutra access to its newly created Ubisoft Toronto studio, who confirmed it's already working on the next game in the Splinter Cell series. Read More?

Posted May 25, 2010
Ubisoft Has Two New Tom Clancy Games Currently In Development

Ubisoft might have just recently shipped Tom Clancy’s Splinter Cell: Conviction, and Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon: Future Soldier is on the horizon, but that doesn’t mean the publisher is sitting on its Clancy-loving laurels. “At this moment I’m working on two Tom Clancy games which have just gone in...

Posted April 28, 2010
Splinter Cell Marketing Ends With Police Presence

A New Zealand marketing company was reportedly sub-contracted to create some buzz around PC and 360 game Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Conviction* but apparently did their job a little too well. An actor showed up at an Auckland nightspot this weekend brandishing a gun, and patrons dove for cover. Someone shouted "he's got a gun," and...

Posted April 19, 2010
Splinter Cell: Conviction Gets Solid Release Date

Set in stone. Get it? Because there’s a stone with the date on the…OK. It’s kind of cheesy, but that doesn’t take away from the fact that come April 13, Sam Fisher-heads will be able to get their life-ending hands on the latest chapter in Ubisoft’s acclaimed stealth franchise, Splinter Cell: Conviction. Ubisoft...

Posted February 4, 2010
Splinter Cell: Conviction Delayed Until April, R.U.S.E. Also Pushed Back

You've waited a long time to play Splinter Cell: Conviction, so you might as well remain patient a little longer, right? In Ubisoft's third-quarter financial results, the publisher revealed Splinter Cell: Conviction has been delayed from the end of February into sometime in April. Additionally, Ubisoft's pushed back the release date of their...

Posted January 13, 2010
Sessler's Soapbox: Adam Looks Ahead to 2010

It's the first full week of a new year, so everyone is looking forward and talking about what the next 12 months will bring. Adam Sessler is no exception, so it's fairly appropriate that this week's Soapbox is about just that; what he thinks will be happening in the world of gaming over the next year. Obviously the release schedule is already...

Posted January 6, 2010
Ubisoft On Splinter Cell: Conviction Ever Coming To PS3 -- 'There's Always Hope'

The next adventure for Sam Fisher is Xbox 360 exclusive. The developers have dodged questions about a PlayStation 3 port time and time again, as the details regarding the exclusivity remain a secret. Ubisoft Montreal CEO Yannis Mallat didn't dismiss the possibility of Splinter Cell: Conviction coming to PlayStation 3 in an interview with...

Posted October 22, 2009
We Interview Splinter Cell Conviction's Creative Director Maxime Beland

At the recent PAX 2009 game show, X-play host Adam Sessler talked to Maxime Beland, the creative director of upcoming stealth-action game Splinter Cell Conviction. In the interview below, Beland gets in-depth about the challenges inherent in taking a well-known franchise like Splinter Cell and keeping it fresh, while simultaneously pleasing fans...

Posted September 21, 2009
Sessler's Soapbox: Delays Are A Good Thing!

By now you're all used to hearing that the game you can't wait to play has been delayed, and the release date is now 3-6 months after when your pre-order says it will be in your grubby little hands. Well last week's Comic Con saw a short list of big video games get the delay treatment, and that's not necessarily a bad thing! Take the time to...

Posted July 29, 2009
Splinter Cell Conviction and Red Steel 2 Delayed Until 2010

Ubisoft posted its first-quarter 2009-10 sales reports this morning, and there was bad news and bad news. I'll give you the bad news first: Ubi's sales for the first quarter of 2009-10 came to €83 million, down 50.6%, compared with the €169 million recorded for the same period of 2008-09. This was due to an unanticipated slowdown of...

Posted July 27, 2009
Splinter Cell: Conviction Preview

Sam Fisher has gone rogue, and he's looking for the people responsible for the death of his daughter. Ubisoft producer Alex Parizeau previewed Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Conviction at E3 2009 today, telling us all about the innovative, immersive mission system, and the ruthless way Sam marks his prey for death. Check it out. Watch Larger...

Posted June 3, 2009
New Splinter Cell: Conviction E3 2009 Demo Trailer

I'm a big Splinter Cell fan, and to finally be able to see Mr. Fisher in all his roguish glory in Splinter Cell: Conviction has been by far one of the most enjoyable moments of this year's E3. There are so many things on display in this E3 2009 demo trailer worthy of discussion and dissection, so I recommend watching it at least 75 times,...

Posted June 2, 2009
Coolest Things Of E3 2009 - Day 1

It's a little late, but a lot happened yesterday that we needed to wrap our heads around. Plus, technology can be a real jerk sometimes. Anyways, what follows is just what we thought was "cool" during the opening press conferences, and by no means "the best" of anything. We're saving that for later, so keep your arguments...

Posted June 2, 2009
E3 2009 Microsoft Press Conference: Microsoft Announces Upcoming Exclusive Titles

At their E3 press event moments ago, Microsoft features the following exclusives: Joy Ride: A cart-racing title from BigPark games that is free-to-play and features avatar support. Crackdown 2: RealTime Worlds is back for a sequel to this open-world game. Left4Dead 2: This zombie-slaying extravaganza is set in Louisiana and will be...

Posted June 1, 2009