Also on FileShack is a new movie from Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell, which is shipping in November. The movie runs for about a minute.

Here are three new screenshots from Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell, Ubi Soft's upcoming action/stealth game. The Xbox version of the game is shipping November 12, the PC version follows November 26.

Over at PC Pointer, you can take a look at five new screenshots from Splinter Cell, the upcoming third person PC/Xbox game.

UKGamer is offering a hands-on preview of Splinter Cell for the weekend discussing what to expect in the PC/Xbox title from what they saw at ECTS and talking things over with the developers recently.

Blues News has eight new screenshots from Splinter Cell, Ubi Soft's upcoming third person action/stealth game.

PC.IGN is also attending ECTS, and as part of their coverage comes this Splinter Cell article. The IGN guys write about the storyline, things you get to do as Sam Fisher, the mix between action and stealth, the camera system, enviroment interactivity and a few other things.

The Computer & Video Games guys just don't know when to stop. Here's a a very brief Splinter Cell Q&A with producer Gregoire Gobbi. Questions are about the differences between the Xbox and PC version of this third person action game.

Also on Action Trip today is this Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell Q&A. Ubi Soft's Mathieu Ferland answers a few questions about this third person stealth action game coming out on PC and Xbox.

An official Tom Clancy's Splitner Cell site has opened, though in limited form (a full site is due in September). You can check out three low res screenshots, a movie trailer in various formats and you can sign up for a newsletter ("for exclusive information").

A Splinter Cell Q&A is up at Computer & Video Games. Producer Mathieu Ferlan answers questions about the missions we'll undertake in the game, how lighting is an important part of the game, why the Unreal engine is being used, limiting the players weapons, gadgets for the player, and the possibility of co-op multiplayer.

Ubi Soft has released some new screenshots from Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell, showing more from this upcoming stealth action game. The game should be out on Xbox and PC later this year.

A Splinter Cell Q&A is up at Ferrago, talking to producer Mathieu Ferland about this upcoming 3rd person stealth action game. The Q&As cover the realism, the game's plot, engine technology used, weapons available to the player and more.

There is a Splinter Cell Q&A on EuroGamer, presented in their usual article format. Producer Mathieu Ferland answers questions related to the gameplay, graphics, and other parts of this console and PC third person stealth action game.

There is a really brief Splinter Cell Q&A on Worth Playing, quizzing the producer about this upcoming 3rd person stealth action game.

The Adrenaline Vault has posted several new screenshots from the upcoming third person Tom Clancy action game, Splinter Cell. The game should be out this fall for PC and Xbox.

If you haven't read anything on the 3rd person Tom Clancy title Splinter Cell, there is a new Gamespy preview for you to check out. The game will be released later this year on PC and Xbox.

There's a brief Splinter Cell Q&A on Computer & Video Games. Senior producer Reid Schneider talks about the story, the Third Echelon working title, if Tom Clancy is involved with the game in any way, comparisons with Metal Gear Solid 2 and a few other things. Spinter Cell is a third person action game, you can read more about it here.

Ubi Soft today announced another game in development at the Montreal studios if the developer/publisher, Splinter Cell. Splinter Cell is another game based on the work by author Tom Clancy. It will be a third person stealth action game for the Xbox and PC and is scheduled for a fall 2002 release.

Splinter Cell will grant players access to the highest echelons of national security, where shadowy operatives have the freedom to do whatever it takes to safeguard America. In Splinter Cell, the player controls Sam Fisher, a field operative of a secretive "black-ops" NSA sub-agency called Third Echelon. Sam Fisher is geared up to infiltrate high-security strongholds, seize critical intelligence, destroy threatening data and neutralize the enemy - all without leaving a trace. Developed by Ubi Soft's Montreal Studio in Canada, Splinter Cell, is a unique experience that will have the player thinly skate on the fine line that separates fact from fiction.

Like Rainbow Six: Raven Shield, Splinter Cell uses the latest Unreal technology. Hit ToTheGame for screenshots from the Xbox version.

Update: Wasting no time, Gamespot already has a preview of the game.