A new trailer for Splinter Cell: Blacklist shows off the game's cooperative mode. We get to see some cinematic and gameplay footage of Sam Fisher and agent Isaac Briggs, complete with all the takedowns and buddy-quips you would imagine from such a scenario.
The release of Conviction (forgive the pun) splintered the Splinter Cell fanbase. While many enjoyed its fast-paced approach to stealth, series purists missed a more deliberate way of playing. It appears Ubisoft's mission statement with Blacklist is to offer the best of both worlds: appeal to Conviction converts while appeasing the most dedicated, hardcore fans.
Adapting Splinter Cell's competitive multiplayer into something that both camps could enjoy seems intrinsically impossible. So, what's Ubisoft's solution? Offer entirely different multiplayer experiences for each type of player, of course.
Follow Sam Fisher as he demonstrates three ways to approach the same mission: undetected; stalking; and all-out super-violent.
Follow Sam Fisher as he demonstrates three ways to approach the same mission: undetected; stalking; and all-out super-violent.
Join the newly-formed Fourth Echelon as Sam Fisher aims to halt an international terrorist group from attacking U.S. assets.
"Holy crap!!! Single Player Campaign, Spies vs Mercs and 14 COOP/Gameplay missions, I assume ..."
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