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GB: Splinter Cell: Blacklist gives you the tools the guns, the high-tech devices, the goggles to accomplish your mission and then lets you use them as you see fit. Enemies from Benghazi to London will learn to fear your sticky camera, your tri-rotor aerial drone, and your sleeping grenades or they just might pump you full of lead if you make a mistake. But you can always reload and try again.

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EG:Blacklist is most entertaining at night or indoors, where you can extinguish light sources and feel more like a predator, but there are also quite a few daytime missions. By day, especially out in the open, you're far more reliant on cover, while enemies roam more boldly and see further, and consequently you feel more like the hunted than the hunter. You can tag enemies to keep track of them and use the mark-and-execute instakill button - returning from 2010's Conviction - once you've charged it up, but any bodies will be easily seen by remaining guards. The odds are always against you when the lights are on, and harder to turn in your favour.

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GB: Splinter Cell: Blacklist gives you the tools the guns, the high-tech devices, the goggles to accomplish your mission and then lets you use them as you see fit. Enemies from Benghazi to London will learn to fear your sticky camera, your tri-rotor aerial drone, and your sleeping grenades or they just might pump you full of lead if you make a mistake. But you can always reload and try again.

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EG:Blacklist is most entertaining at night or indoors, where you can extinguish light sources and feel more like a predator, but there are also quite a few daytime missions. By day, especially out in the open, you're far more reliant on cover, while enemies roam more boldly and see further, and consequently you feel more like the hunted than the hunter. You can tag enemies to keep track of them and use the mark-and-execute instakill button - returning from 2010's Conviction - once you've charged it up, but any bodies will be easily seen by remaining guards. The odds are always against you when the lights are on, and harder to turn in your favour.

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We've got a brand new trailer for Splinter Cell: Blacklist

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IGN:Splinter Cell: Blacklist is a sweet middle ground between the Panther-like action of Conviction and the Ghost-like stealth of Chaos Theory. The delightful improbable success of this compromise is a testament to game design that always has choice in mind. Its well worth replaying the campaign with an alternate playstyle, a different set of preferred gadgets, and/or on Perfectionist mode. And, like the series Chaos Theory series peak it cant help but be compared to, Blacklists also packing a pair of multiplayer modes that could stand proudly on their own. Splinter Cell is back on the right shadowy track.

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The best game of the series? A video and text based review of Ubisoft's massive spy action stealth game, Splinter Cell Blacklist.

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GR-UK writes: "The storyline is significantly better than the shambles we were served during Conviction, were virtually nothing made sense. Absolute purists will still sneer at the differences, but otherwise Splinter Cell: Blacklist is clearly the best game in the series that we have seen on this console generation."

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Simon and Dave show off their covert skills with Splinter Cell: Blacklist.

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Simon and Dave show off their covert skills with Splinter Cell: Blacklist.