According to this post on the Ubi.com forums, there will be a Splinter Cell Pandora Tomorrow IRC chat this Thursday. Producer Domitille Doat will be answering questions. The place to be is #SplinterCell on irc.beyondirc.net, at 11AM CST.

Also on GameSpot today is this Splinter Cell: Pandora Tomorrow article offering multiplayer impressions. To go along with thoughts on gameplay, weapons and other parts of the game are 24 screenshots.

1UP is the latest site to feature a Splinter Cell: Pandora Tomorrow preview. The hands-on article offers info on the controls/moves and the Jerusalem Market, Israel and Heroin Village, Indonesia levels.

Worthplaying today has a whole lot of new screenshots from Splinter Cell Pandora Tomorrow, the stealth action game sequel which is due out on PC and Xbox next month.

Ubisoft has released a new Splinter Cell: Pandora Tomorrow movie trailer which runs for just over two minutes, introducing the game's main characters.

According to GamePro.com, President Palmer will be a voice actor for Splinter Cell Pandora Tomorrow. For those who don't watch 24, that would be Dennis Haysbert. Haysbert will play Irving Lambert, supervisor and colleague of the main character Sam Fisher (still voiced by Michael Ironside). Ubisoft has also hired composer Lalo Shifrin (Mission Impossible) to write an original theme song for the game.

Ubisoft has released a new Splinter Cell: Pandora Tomorrow movie, this time showing two minutes of multiplayer footage along with cinematics. Thanks Blues News.

IGN has posted the last three (for now) Splinter Cell: Pandora Tomorrow movies, showing more from the train level.

The guys at GenGamers have posted a few new Pandora Tomorrow screenshots, showing more from the Splinter Cell sequel which is due out in March.

IGN has posted three new Splinter Cell: Pandora Tomorrow videos, showing more from Ubisoft's action stealth game sequel.

IGN has posted several new Splinter Cell: Pandora Tomorrow videos, available as Windows Media Video streams or Quicktime format (for Insiders). Ubisoft's stealth action game sequel is due out in March.

GameSpot has posted a new Splinter Cell: Pandora Tomorrow preview, offering impressions of the train level demonstrated to them at the Consumer Electronics Show today.

GenGamers has some screenshots from Splinter Cell: Pandora Tomorrow today, showing a few of the game's different locations. In case you missed it there is a really cool trailer available as well, and UGO is the latest site with a preview.

The guys at Doupe.cz let us know that a new Splinter Cell: Pandora Tomorrow trailer has been released, offering three minutes of gameplay footage and "best game evar" and such quotes. Movie is in Bink format.

Gamesradar is the latest site with a Pandora Tomorrow preview, taking a look at what's in store for this upcoming Splinter Cell sequel. Thanks HomeLAN.

PC.IGN, GameSpot, 1UP and GameSpy have all posted their Pandora Tomorrow previews, taking a look at the new Splinter Cell game which will be released on PC and consoles next March. The articles offer an overview of the new features, and several screenshots are included as well. Here's a bit on the gameplay from GameSpot

You'll find two main modes in the game now: single-player and multiplayer. The single-player game is where you'll play Sam's new adventure. While the game's core mechanics and control are based on the original, Ubi Shanghai is implementing a number of refinements and additions to offer a tighter overall experience. You'll still control Sam in a third-person view, and you'll have access to his robust move set, which works very nicely for stealthy sneaking and killing. [...] Sam can now shift his weight to his right or left leg while performing his well-known split jump. In addition to the old favorites, you'll find Sam has new tricks up his sleeve, such as a speedy swim move that lets him slip past open areas, like doors, so that he can get to the safety of the shadows

As noted in this press release, Ubi Soft plans to release the new Splinter Cell game Pandora Tomorrow in March of 2004. Thanks HomeLAN Fed.