Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory represented almost the very best of the graphical technology available at the time, and the team behind it would have been hard-pressed to have pushed it any further.

Despite its age, Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory is still an immensely satisfying game to experience. Playing as Third Echelon's slick super-spy Sam Fisher, fans are tasked with slinking their way ...

Watch for Chaos Theory to hit the PS2 (and other major platforms) later this month. If you're a Splinter Cell fan, that release may come sooner than expected--the game is due out March 28, just a ...

Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory holds an impressive 94% score on Metacritic for its Xbox version, and Hocking himself admits there was little he could’ve done to improve it further.

That's easy right now, because Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory is currently free to keep on the Ubisoft store. The offer is valid until November 25, and you'll need Ubisoft Connect to play it.

Once you've redeemed it, it'll remain in your library forever, just as with any game you'd actually purchased. Chaos Theory originally launched in 2005 across PC, PlayStation 2, GameCube, and Xbox.

By the time the third entry in the Splinter Cell series, Chaos Theory, was released in 2005, we were already well acquainted with Sam Fisher's skill set; with just a year between this and his ...

The PS2 version of Splinter Cell Chaos Theory pales in comparison to the Xbox and PC versions, and it's not that great on its own merits, either.

Chaos Theory, where stealth meets high-stakes action. Navigate tense missions filled with sabotage, silent takedowns, and ...

Chaos Theory, executing stealth missions aboard a heavily guarded vessel under the cover of darkness. #SplinterCell ...

Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell Chaos Theory will be in stores next March, 2005 for the PlayStation 2, Xbox, PC and GameCube. Check it out now - www.splintercell.com - the only place to get your ...