Added: 01.09.2013 20:18 | 13 views | 0 comments


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 . Theres co-op aplenty with survival modes and terrorist hunts. Moral choices: will you kill this man or will you not kill this man? Class-based asymmetric multiplayer. RPG-style upgrades.

Added: 01.09.2013 16:19 | 0 views | 0 comments


GamesRadar - Poor Crestwood. We wanted to save it from the burning fires of the Templars, we really did--but they were also attacking one of our Keeps, a valuable strategic resource. As the Inquisitor, we had to make a tough choice, and seeing as we needed to build and maintain an organization to take on the demonic forces of the Fade, that choice was obvious.

Added: 01.09.2013 13:18 | 16 views | 0 comments


Pure Nintendo: "Splinter Cell Blacklist is a poor representative of the Splinter Cell franchise. The campaign is linear and frustrating rather than the fun, stealthy romp it should have been. The only saving grace is the very enjoyable mulitplayer, if you are lucky enough to find a game. I only recommend this game to people who wont try to sneak through it like I did. The shameful level design is too much of an obstacle and belongs in a pre Dishonored world. If you are buying it for the multiplayer, dont get the Wii U version. The lack of local co-op and the pitiful online community size renders the best parts almost unplayable, since you cant find anyone to play with."

Added: 01.09.2013 7:19 | 11 views | 0 comments


AMHNetwork have published their review of the acclaimed Splinter Cell Blacklist. Agree with their thoughts?

Added: 31.08.2013 22:22 | 7 views | 0 comments


The Splinter Cell series has always been fun, but unfortunately more fun than good. The stealth game play even has the Metal Gear Solid games paling in comparison, but the stories and characters have always been forgettable as they were wrapped up in mostly political jargon. However Splinter Cell: Convictions and now with Splinter Cell: Blacklist not only does the characters stand out more, but we get a good story as well.

Added: 31.08.2013 20:22 | 6 views | 0 comments


FTG Writes: Sam Fisher is back in the last Tom Clancy game for this console generation in Splinter Cell: Blacklist! Not a lot of folks were big fans of Splinter Cell: Conviction and with word of veteran voice actor Michael Ironsides being replaced for a younger model to voice Sam Fisher, people were concerned about Splinter Cell: Blacklist. So how did Ubisoft do for Sams send off?