Added: 15.10.2013 1:18 | 48 views | 0 comments


Dana Abercrombie writes: "In the PlayStation 4 glitch-infested gameplay demo Pearce enters the mean streets of Chicago in order to get some weapons for an upcoming mission. In one of the numerous stores available in the open-world environment players can purchase and upgrade their gear. Customizing weapons and gadgets plays a vital role throughout the game. After the shopping trip an unseen driver takes Pearce through a single mission in the games campaign in a futuristic yet realistic and attention-detailed gritty version of Chicago. Pearce is given the duty of interrogating a crime lord. For him to accomplish this task he must sneak his way into a construction site filled with enemies. Using his stealthy ways he must not be detected as he makes his way towards the crime lords territory, under the cover of darkness to either hide from enemies or take them out in one swift motion. Its like Splinter Cell Blacklist but on steroids."

Added: 13.10.2013 4:23 | 20 views | 0 comments


Watch the second installment of Let's Play - Splinter Cell Blacklist Co-op.

Added: 10.10.2013 13:17 | 17 views | 0 comments


Andrew from mii-gamer: In conclusion, Splinter Cell Black list is a shining example of what to do in order to appeal to the mass market without alienating core fans. The game has enough options in both difficulty and style to appeal to any type of player and therefore I can recommend it to anyone who liked any game in the splinter cell series. The Gameplay is great, the story isnt far behind and the graphics are a leap forward to anyone who played the previous games. Buy this game. Buy it to tell Ubisoft, and everyone else that this is how you make a AAA game.

Added: 10.10.2013 8:25 | 47 views | 0 comments


Sam Fisher is back and leader of the newly established Fourth Echelon. A secret terrorist organization is planning a series of attacks against the United States and it is up to the formerly retired Splinter Cell to stop them.

Added: 09.10.2013 10:07 | 9 views | 0 comments


PlayStation execs believed Cell processor could handle all tasks.
The PlayStation 3 was intended to ship without a graphics processor until executives were told the idea was unfeasible, a person familiar with the project has revealed.