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

WorthPlaying has posted several Pandora Tomorrow screenshots, showing off the new Splinter Cell game which will be released early 2004.

Ubi Soft has just announced the new Splinter Cell game that was rumored for a while, Pandora Tomorrow. Due out in the first quarter of 2004, Splinter Cell: Pandora Tomorrow will be released on multiple platforms and add multiplayer online missions.

The game will bring back more of the single-player intrigue that made the original game a bestseller. With exciting new action scenes and a strong cinematic feel, the player will experience new and even more realistic surroundings. Building on Ubi Soft's strong commitment to online gaming, Pandora Tomorrow will the be the first stealth game ever to feature multiplayer online missions allowing several players to simultaneously share Sam Fisher's shadowy world of espionage.

Some recent Ubi Soft financial results have interesting info on future projects, as both Ghost Recon 2 and a project called Splinter Cell: Shadow Strike are mentioned as being in development. News at E3? Thanks Blues.

It took a while, but the US version of the Splinter Cell 1.2 patch has finally been released. The new version fixes some 3D audio issues, adds a benchmark mode and adds support for some older graphics cards among other things. Thanks Blues News.

A week after the release of the U.S. patch, Ubi Soft has now released a Splinter Cell patch for the European version of the game. Again, AI and performance is improved among other things. Thanks 3D Gamers.

The guys at Gamer.nl have posted a Q&A with Mathieu Ferland, who was the senior producer of Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell. Mathieu is asked what Ubi Soft was shooting for when they started development of the game and how movies and other games influenced Splinter Cell, differences between developing for PC and for Xbox, the fact that the main character is American, the importance of stealth, downloadable content plans and more.

The promised Splinter Cell patch (also found on FileShack of course) has been released, updating the U.S. version of the game to 1.1. Some AI issues are fixed, performance is improved and the game should look even better.

This post on the Ubi Soft forums mentions upcoming patches for the PC version of Splinter Cell. There will be a patch to fix a few AI issues and make the game run a little smoother, and there will be a second patch adding anti aliasing support to the game. The first patch should be out today or very soon at least. Thanks Blues News.

According to the Splinter Cell website, there will be an IRC chat with the development team tomorrow. The interview starts at 10AM CST in #splintercell on the DALNet network.

Ubi Soft has just released a second demo for the PC version Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell, the third person stealth game which is shipping to stores soon. The 178mb demo offers three missions from the game: Tbislisi 1, Tbilisi 3 and Kalinatek.

If downloading 178mb demos ain't your bag, there's also a new trailer available in low, medium and high res Quicktime format.

Ubi Soft let us know that the PC version of Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell will ship to stores in North America February 18. The game recently went gold but no date was mentioned in that announcement.

Ubi Soft just sent over this press release announcing that the PC version of Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell has gone gold, after a brief delay (originally it was supposed to be out by now). No shipping date is given, though we should hear about that tomorrow or so.

You are Sam Fisher. A lone shadow-operative in a world where lost seconds can allow terrorist plans to become deadly reality. You operate in the heart of hostile territory. Spy. Steal. Destroy. Assassinate. Just don't ever be seen. Because when the stakes are this high, the choice between leaving a witness or a corpse is no choice at all. When two CIA agents mysteriously vanish in the former Soviet republic of Georgia, the NSA's secret sub agency, Third Echelon, deploys Sam Fishe--its most capable splinter cell operative--to recover them. Fisher soon uncovers a deeper conspiracy: a plot that threatens to destabilize the world order and spark nuclear conflict.

LoadedInc takes a look at the upcoming PC release of Splinter Cell, of which there is a demo that I coulda swore I was gonna play last weekend? I'm pretty sure that is Maarten's fault.

In a really brief email, Ubi Soft just let us know that the PC version of Splinter Cell has been delayed till mid February. Originally it was going to be released at the end of this month. The reason of delay is a problem with the copy protection (thanks BoltGames).

More Splinter Cell questions and answers to those questions today, as XGR will have Xavier Fouilleux on their audio show tonight. Xavier is brand manager over at Ubi Soft and will be chatting about the Splinter Cell property. The interview starts at 8:30PM CST.

The homeboys at GameSpot have a little Splinter Cell Q&A for you all to nibble on this afternoon. Producer Mathieu Ferland is asked the porting from Xbox to PC, the PC version's graphics, the control scheme, mod plans and a few other things.

If that Splinter Cell demo has been crashing for you on startup, check out this post on the Shack comments which might help you fix things. If you didn't grab the Splinter Cell demo yet, do so here.

As promised, Ubi Soft has released the Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell demo. In the demo of the third person stealth game, you get to play a mission inside a police station. It's a 100mb download and requires a GeForce 2 as bare minimum videocard.

Ubi Soft has released two more Splinter Cell movies, with ingame and behind the scenes footage. Check out the 'inactivity net' and making of video. The PC demo will be out in two days.