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DaxGamer's Robert Showler "Its fair to say that Splinter Cell has undergone significant changes in recent years, mostly to its detriment. With Splinter Cell: Blacklist adopting a best of both worlds approach to its design, it could easily have petered out into anonymity, particularly with the high profile departure of Michael Ironside as Sam Fisher. Fortunately the vice versa intention is handled with assurance, making Blacklist the best Splinter Cell experience since Chaos Theory, even without the messiah at the helm."

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In this latest 'Posh British Version' video, the GamesRadar UK team record alternative voices for Splinter Cell Blacklist. Instead of saving the world from terrorism, our heroes are working out how to win the annual Varsity boat race.

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"Audio glitches and loading screens mar what could have been a great game. The Splinter Cell franchise and I have a rocky history. From the beginning I was a fan, and the prospect of creeping around in a black jumpsuit with night vision goggles snapping necks and shooting bad guys sounded incredibly fun. Although, after the third entry, Chaos Theory, the franchise deviated to a path that was less appealing, and I fell out of touch with it. But when I saw Sam Fisher once again suited up in all black with those lovely green goggles, I knew I had to give Blacklist a shot.", writes NintendoWorldReport.

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Splinter Cell: Blacklist is a terrible Splinter Cell game, or an alright cover shooter. Pick one.

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Game Front: "Aside from a couple gripes about the story, Blacklist is a welcome return to form for Sam Fisher."

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Splinter Cell: Blacklist is a terrible Splinter Cell game, or an alright cover shooter. Pick one.

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Uriyya(@Uriyya) from The Show Radio is streaming his way to the top. Tym(@vttym) is contemplating following in Jason Bateman's footsteps. Mike (@AssaultSuit) reveals his hacker alias' origins. David (@Tiny415) treats Disney Infinity products like Ash does Pokemon and Aaron(@Ind1fference) receives an offer he can't refuse. Topics: 2DS, ExtraLife, Fantasy Football, March on Washington 50th anniversary, Identity Thief, Plants Vs Zombies 2, Alan Wake, Dead Rising 2, ArcadeCraft, Brothers A Tale of Two Sons, Godville, Bully, Saints Row IV, Skies of Arcadia Legends, Disney Infinity, Splinter Cell Blacklist, TMNT OOTS, Divekick, Pizza Boy, Ducktales, The HD Adventures of Rotating Octopuss, BreakQuest, Kickbeat, Floating Cloud God Saves the Pilgrims in HD, PBS Gameshow, Pax Prime, Madden 25, Magicians and Looters, SaltyBet.com, Pigskin 621 A.D., The Watch, Life of Pi, Pokemon Rumble U, Titanfall, Manhunter New York and more.

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"Sam Fisher's world may be the stuff of fiction but it is not that far removed from reality. As the franchise has always done a good job of highlighting, the 'good guys' and 'bad guys' are not always clear. The world is a more complicated place with shades of gray rather than stark black and white," writes Kyle Bell of Game Freaks 365.