Splinter Cell: Conviction Summary

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Splinter Cell: Conviction Review

Troubled waters for Ubisoft DRM. (PC)

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Splinter Cell: Echoes comic bridges Conviction and Blacklist events

Splinter Cell: Echoes comic bridges Conviction and Blacklist events

Ubisoft is releasing a comic called 'Splinter Cell: Echoes' to explain how Sam Fisher gets roped into saving the rear political end of the US once more. The 88-page comic starts with Fisher 'enjoying' retirement. It explores the relationships in Fisher's life, like between him and his daughter. His past actions have "resonated and echoed forward" and this comic leads into Blacklist.

Splinter Cell: Blacklist occurs "six months after Conviction," Ubisoft cut the fat

Splinter Cell: Blacklist occurs "six months after Conviction," Ubisoft cut the fat

Ubisoft creative director Maxime Beland reveals that Blacklist takes place just 6 months after Splinter Cell: Conviction's storyline, and that the team will build upon its successes. They have carefully scrutinized reviews of Conviction so they can gather a consensus on what did and didn't work - it's a "sweet and sour" experience said Beland. Blacklist arrives March 2013.

Ubisoft "thrilled and kind of amused" of leaked 2012 line-up, it's "inaccurate"

Ubisoft "thrilled and kind of amused" of leaked 2012 line-up, it's "inaccurate"

2012 will see Assassin's Creed 3, Splinter Cell: Retribution, a new Brothers in Arms, Prince of Persia and Just Dance? Probably not as the alleged 'leaked schedule' is "inaccurate." It shows gamers are "anxious to hear about" Ubisoft's line-up, and they're "thrilled and kind of amused" by it all. Sadly it's not true but we'll hear "directly" from Ubisoft soon for fiscal 2012-13.

Ghost Recon: Future Soldier multiplayer beta in January 2012

Ghost Recon: Future Soldier multiplayer beta in January 2012

The official Ghost Recon Twitter feed as revealed that players may join the Ghost Recon: Future Soldier multiplayer beta in January next year.

Ubisoft reveal film tie-in plans, to "bolster" franchise appeal

Ubisoft reveal film tie-in plans, to "bolster" franchise appeal

Look out Hollywood because Ubisoft is ready to swagger into town with their fancy blockbuster selling videogame franchises like Assassin's Creed. The other two big name IPs looking for some silver screen time are Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon and Splinter Cell. Tinsel town talent is very interested they say.

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