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I am sure you will like this Ubi Soft have announced a sequel to stealth adventure Splinter Cell, called Splinter Cell: Pandora Tomorrow.
Right up there with Halo as one of the Xbox's best games. With James Bond-style gadgets and Solid Snake-style sneaking, not to mention the Xbox's superb graphical capabilities, Splinter Cell was an unmitigated success, so a sequel was practically a shoe-in. Splinter Cell: Pandora Tomorrow will be released on multiple formats in early 2004 and has a poncy name.
Not much info was divulged from Ubi's short but sweet press release, but we're promised 'more of the single-player intrigue that made the original game a bestseller' plus 'exciting new action scenes' and so forth. However, they did happen to mention that Splinter Cell 2 will feature multi-player online missions, allowing several players to share Sam Fisher's world of shady espionage. No further details were revealed though, leaving me guessing to what game modes will make the final cut - deathmatches would be expected, but a Capture the Flag mode and maybe even an online co-operative mode would go down a stealthy treat.
Right up there with Halo as one of the Xbox's best games. With James Bond-style gadgets and Solid Snake-style sneaking, not to mention the Xbox's superb graphical capabilities, Splinter Cell was an unmitigated success, so a sequel was practically a shoe-in. Splinter Cell: Pandora Tomorrow will be released on multiple formats in early 2004 and has a poncy name.
Not much info was divulged from Ubi's short but sweet press release, but we're promised 'more of the single-player intrigue that made the original game a bestseller' plus 'exciting new action scenes' and so forth. However, they did happen to mention that Splinter Cell 2 will feature multi-player online missions, allowing several players to share Sam Fisher's world of shady espionage. No further details were revealed though, leaving me guessing to what game modes will make the final cut - deathmatches would be expected, but a Capture the Flag mode and maybe even an online co-operative mode would go down a stealthy treat.
Why do you keep posting the same thing?
Gah!
Gah!
dancool, you're a fool.
The thing is, though I loved Splinter Cell, I feel that Splinter Cell 2 will be arriving way too early. Cash-in anyone?
I'd want a proper sequel developed over a long period of time (like Half-Life 2), not Splinter Cell 1.5.
I'd want a proper sequel developed over a long period of time (like Half-Life 2), not Splinter Cell 1.5.
I am sure you will like this Ubi Soft have announced a sequel to stealth adventure Splinter Cell, called Splinter Cell: Pandora Tomorrow.
Right up there with Halo as one of the Xbox's best games. With James Bond-style gadgets and Solid Snake-style sneaking, not to mention the Xbox's superb graphical capabilities, Splinter Cell was an unmitigated success, so a sequel was practically a shoe-in. Splinter Cell: Pandora Tomorrow will be released on multiple formats in early 2004 and has a poncy name.
Not much info was divulged from Ubi's short but sweet press release, but we're promised 'more of the single-player intrigue that made the original game a bestseller' plus 'exciting new action scenes' and so forth. However, they did happen to mention that Splinter Cell 2 will feature multi-player online missions, allowing several players to share Sam Fisher's world of shady espionage. No further details were revealed though, leaving me guessing to what game modes will make the final cut - deathmatches would be expected, but a Capture the Flag mode and maybe even an online co-operative mode would go down a stealthy treat.
Right up there with Halo as one of the Xbox's best games. With James Bond-style gadgets and Solid Snake-style sneaking, not to mention the Xbox's superb graphical capabilities, Splinter Cell was an unmitigated success, so a sequel was practically a shoe-in. Splinter Cell: Pandora Tomorrow will be released on multiple formats in early 2004 and has a poncy name.
Not much info was divulged from Ubi's short but sweet press release, but we're promised 'more of the single-player intrigue that made the original game a bestseller' plus 'exciting new action scenes' and so forth. However, they did happen to mention that Splinter Cell 2 will feature multi-player online missions, allowing several players to share Sam Fisher's world of shady espionage. No further details were revealed though, leaving me guessing to what game modes will make the final cut - deathmatches would be expected, but a Capture the Flag mode and maybe even an online co-operative mode would go down a stealthy treat.