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The Patch discusses retro arcade games and Splinter Cell Blacklist

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GameTrailers: "Being a huge fan of the stealth genre, I have high hopes for the Splinter Cell: Blacklist. Ive played them all, from the original to Conviction, and I have to say Mr. Fisher has a bigger task at hand than saving the world and thats pushing the Splinter Cell franchise ahead to compete with todays big, blockbuster franchises. But does it need to? After seeing the new trailer released today, Im compelled to explore."

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Excited for Blacklist, Destin and Alfredo have decided to get you caught up by playing Conviction's story every Thursday until they beat the game... on realistic difficulty. In part 2 they head into Kobin's Mansion!

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MWEB GameZone writer, James Wernich gives you the lowdown on the new Splinter Cell title launching in August, and a new look Sam Fisher with new gadgets and more.

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Ubisoft has just released a new trailer for Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Blacklist, and it's all about the narrative.

By the sound of things, these Blacklist terrorist guys are some awfully bad dudes that no one can seem to take down... that is, except for the one-and-only super-sneaky stealth-action hero, Sam Fisher! Sure, the plot may be a bit clicheĂł, but at least there'll be plenty of awesome action, right?

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GodisaGeek: "The two minute trailer does a superb job of raising excitement levels, mixing what looks like in-engine footage, with real-life footage, all the while showing Sams transformation from ordinary looking guy on the street, to the super-stealthy agent of silent murder we know and love."

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GR-UK writes: "The first level sets the scene perfectly, and tells you in no uncertain terms what kind of game Blacklist is. There's no pre-amble. No menus to shuffle through. Straight away we're into the action. Troops are storming a base, scything down enemies as they meticulously stalk through its dark corridors. A high ranking officer in a control room, resting on his knees as he stares down the barrel of a gun, says something along the lines of "America will find you" before the perpetrators of the terrorist act put a bullet in his head."