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In this exclusive interview with Splinter Cell: Blacklist's creative director, Maxime Beland, we talk next-gen, incredible futuristic gadgets, and why Sam Fisher deserves to be as huge as James Bond...

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The Paladin itself is totally upgradable from the cockpit right the way through to the hold, upgrading certain areas gives you access to special weapons and tactics, so it will be money well spent. Speaking of money you will of course be rewarded at the end of each mission depending on your play style. You have 3 play styles and are graded on each at the end of a mission, for instance complete the mission without being seen and you will gain more points in the Ghost play style, where as if you go in all guns blazing you will earn the Assault style. The 3 styles are Ghost, Panther and Assault.

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CVG:Splinter Cell: Blacklist features the most diverse dog kills in all gaming. You can leap onto them from ledges and snap their necks in tailor-made animations. You can fry them with sticky shockers. You can knock them out with sleep gas. You can knife them in the neck when they lunge for you and, once incapacitated, you can sling them over your shoulder and launch them a good few feet in the air over and over and over. (Uh, to hide the body, you understand.)

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IGN's oldest-school, hardest-core Splinter Cell fans take a hard, hands-on video look at Blacklist's Perfectionist mode and the co-op campaign.

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Speaking to IGN, Maxime Béland revealed why the decision was taken not to bring back series veteran Michael Ironside, who has voiced Fisher in every other Splinter Cell game for over a decade, and instead replace him with Eric Johnson.

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Splinter Cell: Blacklist Creative Director Maxime Béland has told VideoGamer.com that his upcoming release is tackling ideas very similar to that of some next-generation titles.