While Ubisoft teased a Splinter Cell announcement a few months ago, it appears that it's not a new game, but rather the ...

Splinter Cell: Blacklist Review Sam Fisher returns in a brand-new Splinter Cell, but Sam's choices are secondary to your choices. Review by Mike Williams Reviews Editor, USgamer Updated on Aug. 20 ...

Still, Splinter Cell: Blacklist offers the best gameplay, and some of the most memorable missions, of any Splinter Cell to date, and it’s possibly the best stealth-action game I’ve ever played.

Splinter Cell's Sam Fisher is as cool as they come. That acclaim means many have already heard about Splinter Cell and just want to know exactly how the new PS2 version differs from other versions.

Splinter Cell: Blacklist wants to please everyone. The Splinter Cell series has evolved from game to game in search of new audiences, but Ubisoft and its various teams have inevitably made trade ...

Blacklist picks up after the events of Splinter Cell: Conviction. Third Echelon, the now-former National Security Agency sub-branch that Fisher and his people operated out of, has been shut down.

Splinter Cell: Conviction Super Review Somebody told you wrong Reviews By GamesRadarChrisAntista published April 13, 2010 ...

Splinter Cell: Blacklist came out last week. I've been playing it since release and we were hoping to have a review up today, but unfortunately a serious issue with multiplayer connectivity has ...

In past Splinter Cell games, enemies were meant to be avoided; in Conviction, Sam is a hunter. He isn't avoiding enemies, he's stalking them.

Study the single-player. Plan to play the co-op. Splinter Cell: Conviction was and published by Ubisoft for the Xbox 360 on April 13 (a PC version ships later in the month). Retails for $59.99 USD.

Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell Review Splinter Cell for the N-Gage is ultimately a good effort at trying to capture the original game's suspenseful gameplay in a 2D side scroller. By Greg Kasavin on ...

Splinter Cell Review An early candidate for game of the year or just an over hyped piece of worthless crap? I'm pretty sure it's the former, but you'd better read and watch the reviews to be sure.