Post by Dan @ 04:55am 05/06/12 | 11 Comments
The United States has a military presence in two thirds of countries around the world. A group of 12 have had enough and initiate a terror ultimatum called the Blacklist - a deadly countdown of escalating terrorist attacks on U.S. interests. Sam Fisher is the leader of the newly formed 4th Echelon unit: a clandestine unit that answers solely to the President of the United States. Sam and his team must hunt down these terrorists by any means necessary, and stop the Blacklist countdown before it reaches zero.A trailer showing the gameplay demonstration is now online for your viewing pleasure and you can watch it embedded below.
In this video, Creative Director Maxime Béland introduces the first gameplay video for Splinter Cell Blacklist. Sam inflitrates a camp near the Iran/Iraq border, where Fourth Echelon has located a terrorist leader.Splinter Cell Blacklist is due for release on PC, Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 in Autumn 2013 (US Spring).
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Posted 05:04am 05/6/12
Posted 08:41am 05/6/12
Posted 09:30am 05/6/12
Posted 10:51am 05/6/12
The tag and execute thing was in the last Splinter Cell too, its not something you can do non-stop, you have to recharge it.
Posted 01:13pm 05/6/12
Posted 06:42pm 07/6/12
Posted 10:34pm 07/6/12
I guess if you really liked the stealth, then you might not like it as much anymore, but I would have thought the time to get upset about it was when Conviction came out, not when the second game thats adopting this style of play is coming out. Personally I enjoy Splinter Cell more and more the less stealth there is in it, I'm too impatient for most stealth games :P
I think this new one looks great though, the gameplay demo for it was one of the few things worth watching in the XBox 360 press conference, I'm really looking forward to it now :)
Posted 11:37pm 07/6/12
I hated Conviction too. It took too much away from Splinter Cell just to make it better fit a controller. Hence why I expected this to look s***.
Posted 02:38am 08/6/12
Posted 09:01am 08/6/12
Pretty sure thats not the reason they changed it, since every Splinter Cell from the beginning were made as console games and played on controllers.
Posted 10:26am 08/6/12
Was the logical conclusion when the added auto-aim and removed an ass load of gadgets. Taking away his stealth tools and encouraging more shootouts, no longer Splinter Cell.