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Splinter Cell is back but is it like Conviction or the come back of a game like Chaos Theory?

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Nizulo's Rich Bloomfield reviews Splinter Cell: Blacklist, the latest installment in Ubisoft's iconic stealth franchise.

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Splinter Cell is back but is it like Conviction or the come back of a game like Chaos Theory?

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For a lover of the shadow and a master of ledge hanging, nothing can get as gigantic as Splinter Cell: Blacklist. Sam Fisher is back on board the Fourth Echelon, the American Presidents new breed of spy infiltrators, chosen from the previously disbanded Third Echelon (from Splinter Cell: Conviction). He is joined by his ex team mate Grim, a Rookie agent Briggs and a young and convinced Informations Hacker, Charlie. Together they are going to stop an American threat touted to be the next big threat after 9/11, led by a terrorist group who call themselves The Engineers; the threat is classified as Blacklist. Splinter Cell returns at the right time, with the right blend of action and flamboyance. The whole aura of the Blacklist attack will push the story forward, with a digestible terrorism story and a propelled build up. As Sam Fisher, you will go through several missions, be it solo, Co-Op or Main Story based, in order to crash the terrorist party and stop the Blacklist, one step...

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An extra two weeks required to apply final polish.

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New FAQs and walkthroughs added

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Splinter Cell: Blacklist, the return of Sam Fisher, the quest for redemption and justice...

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he first thing you'll notice about Ubisoft Torontos first title, is it adopts a much more action-oriented tone than its predecessors.

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Blacklist made a poor first impression with an E3 trailer that seemed to show that the action aspects of the beloved stealth series had been extended far beyond those in the already- energetic Conviction. Has Ubisofts endless search for a wider audience compromised the franchises roots? Matt Maguire puts goggles over glasses to take a look.