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Maxime Béland, director at Ubisoft Toronto, introduces the Splinter Cell: Blacklist E3 2012 gameplay demo video. Check it out in all its sneaky, high-tech glory.

Step into the shadowy world of a rogue Sam Fisher and find out what happens in the first 15 minutes of the single player campaign in Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Conviction.

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Ubisoft Montreal developers speak on the change of direction they've taken Sam Fisher's classic series in with the first developer video for Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Conviction.

Every U.S. President is sworn to protect the American people, but sometimes they need a little help from Jack Fisher in order to fulfill their duty. Check out a new trailer for Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Blacklist entitled, Inauguration.

Adam Sessler reviews Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Conviction for the Xbox 360 and PC. Will this new installment of the series prove to be a thriller or a dud? Find out in this X-Play review of Splinter Cell: Conviction.

This is a New Zealand classification of Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Double Agent . Title Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Double Agent Publication number 602336 Application number 60101063 Medium Console Game Slick Current decision Approved Associated documents 48725_18_4_41491.pdf (Reg 32 Notice of Decision) Registration date 2006-10-12 Language English Country France Related publications 602335 Classification body Office of Film and Literature Classification (1994–) Submission channel Section 12(1) - Labelling Body

This is a New Zealand classification of Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Conviction . Title Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Conviction Publication number 1000202.000 Medium Console Game Current decision R16 Objectionable except if the availability of the publication is restricted to persons who have attained the age of 16 years. Descriptive note Violence and offensive language Associated documents 96808_35_4_74713.pdf (Register Page) Registration date 2010-02-23 Language English Country Australia Related publications 1000202.001 Classification body Office of Film and Literature Classification (1994–) Submission channel Section 12(1) - Labelling Body

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Ubisoft reveals Splinter Cell: Blacklist gameplay video at the Microsoft E3 2012 Press Conference, showing off Kinect voice commands and killing in motion, and confirming co-op and the return of Spies vs. Mercs mode.

This is a New Zealand classification of Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Conviction . Title Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Conviction Publication number 1000202.001 Medium Slick Current decision Approved Associated documents 96807_54_4_74714.pdf (Film Poster Decision) Registration date 2010-02-23 Language English Country Australia Related publications 1000202.000 Classification body Office of Film and Literature Classification (1994–) Submission channel Section 12(1) - Labelling Body

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Ubisoft Montreal developers speak on the change of direction they've taken Sam Fisher's classic series in with the first developer video for Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Conviction.

The Splinter Cell stealth action series returns for a fourth go-around in Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell Double Agent

The Splinter Cell stealth action series returns for a fourth go-around on the next-gen console

Experience a gripping modern-day special-ops storyline with this 5th Freedom trailer for Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Blacklist.

Step into the shadowy world of a rogue Sam Fisher and find out what happens in the first 15 minutes of the single player campaign in Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Conviction.

Ubisoft offers a sneak peek into Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Conviction with this demo trailer from E3 2009.

Check out Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Conviction's co-op prequel campaign which sets the story for the actual main story campaign. Wow.

This is a New Zealand classification of Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell Chaos Theory . Title Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell Chaos Theory Publication number 500304 Application number 50100145 Medium Console Game Current decision R16 Objectionable except if the availability of the publication is restricted to persons who have attained the age of 16 years. Descriptive note Violence Associated documents 37738_18_4_36989.pdf (Register Page) Registration date 2005-03-14 Language English Country Canada Related publications 500305 Classification body Office of Film and Literature Classification (1994–) Submission channel Section 12(1) - Labelling Body

Description Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Blacklist is the 6th official installment in the Splinter Cell video game series. It is Ubisoft Toronto's first released game, and the sequel to 2010's Splinter Cell: Conviction. It is the first Splinter Cell in which Michael Ironside is no longer the voice actor for Sam Fisher. It follows Sam Fisher and members of 4th Echelon as they fight terrorism across the globe to stop a threat known as the Blacklist. The game features a single player campaign, co-op missions, and marks the return of the fan-favorite adversarial multiplayer mode SPIES VS MERCS. All games modes can be accessed through a central hub called the SMI on 4th Echelon's private plane, the Paladin. On the Paladin, the player will also be able to upgrade Sam Fisher's gear, to select gadgets before embarking on a mission and to talk to various members of 4th Echelon such as Grim or Charlie. The single player campaign allows the player to control Sam Fisher and to choose between three different playstyles: Assault, Panther and Ghost. This allows players to play missions the way they want to, either by choosing to confront enemies directly, to kill them silently or to remain completely undetected. Perfectionist mode, the highest difficulty in the game, was added for diehard fans of the series who prefer pure stealth and the higher difficulty of older Splinter Cell games, compared to Conviction. While the Mark & Execute feature is back in Blacklist, it is disabled in Perfectionist mode. The co-op missions let two friends play together as Sam Fisher and Briggs, either locally or online. However, it is to be noted that local co-op is missing from the Wii U version of the game, but that the co-op missions can still be played online. Splinter Cell: Blacklist brings back adversarial multiplayer to the series, with a new and upgraded SPIES VS MERCS multiplayer mode: - 2 vs 2 Classic Mode – In this mode, the levels are darker and the spies can easily lurk in the shadows with their night vision goggles. The mercs will have to find and hunt them with the help of their flashlights. This mode is the one that is most similar to SPIES VS MERCS in previous Splinter Cell games, hence the name, Classic. - 4 vs 4 Blacklist Mode – The Blacklist mode is a completely new twist on SPIES VS MERCS. This mode pitches 4 spies and 4 mercs against each other, complete with your choice of gadgets, gear and vision modes. You’ll be able to get upgrades and customize your load-outs to fit your favorite play style. Upper Echelon Edition release contains: - Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Blacklist game - Bonus Co-op Mission: Dead Coast (voucher redeem code) - Upper Echelon Suit (voucher redeem code) - Gold Sonar Goggles (voucher redeem code)

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Ubisoft offers a sneak peek into Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Conviction with this demo trailer from E3 2009.

Grab your night vision goggles cause we're going dark in all three dimensions. Real dark.

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Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell Chaos Theory

Our own G4's Senior Games Editor, Andrew Pfister, sneaks his way into the Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Conviction Launch Party to get the developers' feelings on the game.

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Description Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Blacklist   is the 6th official installment in the Splinter Cell video game series. It is Ubisoft Toronto's first released game, and the sequel to 2010's Splinter Cell: Conviction. It is the first Splinter Cell in which Michael Ironside is no longer the voice actor for Sam Fisher. It follows Sam Fisher and members of 4th Echelon as they fight terrorism across the globe to stop a threat known as the Blacklist. The game features a single player campaign, co-op missions, and marks the return of the fan-favorite adversarial multiplayer mode SPIES VS MERCS. All games modes can be accessed through a central hub called the SMI on 4th Echelon's private plane, the Paladin. On the Paladin, the player will also be able to upgrade Sam Fisher's gear, to select gadgets before embarking on a mission and to talk to various members of 4th Echelon such as Grim or Charlie. The single player campaign allows the player to control Sam Fisher and to choose between three different playstyles: Assault, Panther and Ghost. This allows players to play missions the way they want to, either by choosing to confront enemies directly, to kill them silently or to remain completely undetected. Perfectionist mode, the highest difficulty in the game, was added for diehard fans of the series who prefer pure stealth and the higher difficulty of older Splinter Cell games, compared to Conviction. While the Mark & Execute feature is back in Blacklist, it is disabled in Perfectionist mode. The co-op missions let two friends play together as Sam Fisher and Briggs, either locally or online. However, it is to be noted that local co-op is missing from the Wii U version of the game, but that the co-op missions can still be played online. Splinter Cell: Blacklist   brings back adversarial multiplayer to the series, with a new and upgraded SPIES VS MERCS multiplayer mode: - 2 vs 2 Classic Mode – In this mode, the levels are darker and the spies can easily lurk in the shadows with their night vision goggles. The mercs will have to find and hunt them with the help of their flashlights. This mode is the one that is most similar to SPIES VS MERCS in previous Splinter Cell games, hence the name, Classic. - 4 vs 4 Blacklist Mode – The Blacklist mode is a completely new twist on SPIES VS MERCS. This mode pitches 4 spies and 4 mercs against each other, complete with your choice of gadgets, gear and vision modes. You’ll be able to get upgrades and customize your load-outs to fit your favorite play style.

Maxime Beland, Creative Director at Ubisoft, talks with G4tv at PAX Prime 2012 to discuss about improved gameplay mechincs, high-tech gadgets, and the character of Sam Fisher behind Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Blacklist.

Maxime Beland, Creative Director at Ubisoft, talks with G4tv at PAX Prime 2012 to discuss about improved gameplay mechincs, high-tech gadgets, and the character of Sam Fisher behind Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Blacklist.

Speed run of Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell in 38 segments, completed on August 27 2006. Available in five versions: low/normal quality DivX, and normal/high/low quality H.264 MPEG-4. Author's comments: First of all, I would like to thank a few people. Thanks to Tim Bright, for making the GC NTSC run. I use some tricks and strategies from his run and combined them with some of my own. Radix and mikwuyma, for accepting my run. nate, for doing all his stuff. With a vast knowledge of the AI and the physics of the game, I set out to speed run Splinter Cell. The run was pretty easy for me to do and it didn't take more than a 2 weeks to make, but it's still a very solid run IMO. I'll give you my comments segment by segment... Training Part 1 Gotta love tutorials. Training is actually one of the harder levels to speed run because of all the annoying training messages. The best way to avoid them is to learn when they appear and mash A, but that's sometimes hard to do because you have to do other things at the same time. After the very first training message, I use a wall jump to get up onto the wall, which is faster than doing it the intended way. Then after climbing the ladder, instead of sliding down using the zip line, I jump to the platform below, saving several seconds. In the end of this part, I use a semi hard trick that involves jumping at the right moment so that Sam is climbing the ledge over the gate while the "Lambert speech" is going. This saved more time than you'd think since Lambert actually started talking as soon as I first jumped. Training Part 2 Even more training messages here and also a lot of check points. I was a little slow when lockpicking the door, but everything else went fine. In the first room with a camera, you're supposed to shoot the light to be able to sneak past the camera, but instead of doing this, I waited a little for the camera to look away, then I just ran past it while hugging the left wall. The second and third camera rooms were done in the same manner, by just running past the cameras. Police Station Part 1 This part was perfectly executed. After crawling through the tunnel, I used a walljump to get up onto the ledge instead of climbing the pipe. Pulling Sam's legs up while sliding down a zip line makes him go faster, so obviously I did that. I got through the building without problems and at the end I didn't bother to shoot the skylights/crouch, so I took damage from the smoke, but I got through the room faster. Police Station Part 2 This part was also perfectly executed. I simply ran past the first russian (the guy with the phone) without him noticing me. It's hilarious to see how I run past the second russian though, still without being noticed. The only thing that I might have been able to do a little faster was punching in the code for the balcony door, but whatever. Police Station Part 3 Again I was a little slow while lockpicking, but still nothing major. I ran past the two police men talking to the drunk guy, taking some damage at the same time, a price worth paying. When going through the tunnel, I use a roll, which is much faster than crawling. After opening the gates, I run past another police man, taking some more bullets. When I shot the two guys at the end, I did it pretty well, considering that I was shooting while moving, which sometimes causes your shots to miss even if your target is in the middle of the crosshair. Police Station Part 4 I started this part with so little health that I would've died from one shot. I hit the first police man once to stun him, then I run past him. I ignore the guy coming out of the door and he starts to fire at me, but an evasive roll made me survive. Note that any mistakes I do after activating the speech in the morgue doesn't matter since I still have to wait for Lambert to stop talking before I can activate the save point. Police Station Part 5 In this part, I run past the police man and the civilian in the beginning and when I reach the top of the stairs, I walk slowly so that I don't alert the guys up there. After using the computer, I run past the guys outside, they never got a single shot away. The reson why I pulled out the SC-pistol after descending the stairs is that 90% of the time, the guard down there is standing in the doorway, blocking my path. I got lucky this time though. Defense Ministry Part 1 When rapelling down the wall, I time my second jump so that I fall in through the window instead of climbing in. I am very satisfied with my shooting in this segment, no missed shots. In the big hallway, I shoot the first guard with one shot so that the other guard will come running, then I shoot him when he is in the dark area, that way I don't need to hide the bodies. Defense Ministry Part 2 This was a pretty hard segment, since I used very risky strategies. I didn't waste any time when I hid the body in the large room because I'd still have to wait for the colonel to come down. I might've been able to run past the camera without shooting it, but I didn't want to risk it. Defense Ministry Part 3 A very hard segment, but I found some good strats for it. When waiting for the elevator to arrive with the two guards, I use a wall jump to get up onto the rafters. From there, I remain unnoticed from the guards and I can get into the elevator without interfering with them. After the elevator, I could've choosen two paths. One would lead me through an air vent and drop me down into a hallway later on. The other path would force me to take out three guards. The second path was obviously faster but much harder, but I chose to use it anyway. After I used Nicoladze's computer, I throw a frag grenade against the door, somehow it takes out all three guards behind it. Oil Refinery Part 1 Everything was almost perfect, this might be improvable by 1 second or something like that. Oil Refinery Part 2 This segment is totally perfected. Here you can also see what I like to call a "save-point exploit". Oil Refinery Part 3 There is some heavy lag in this level, which led to many restarts. This segment is also flawless, but also a little slow to watch in the beginning. CIA HQ Part 1 This segment actually has some mistakes in it, but the hard parts went well. Punching in the first door code in time is actually quite hard, since you can't enter a code while there is an alarm going. Grabbing and knocking out that unarmed guy may seem like it is a fatal mistake, but fortunately I didn't lost any time from it because I still had to wait for the alarm to end later on, right before punching in the second code. The mistake that matters is that I dropped down from the split jump position a little too early, thus I had to sit through the "knock-out" animation. CIA HQ Part 2 Good segment. The wall jump you see in the "big, white room" is actually quite hard, but it was flawlessly done in this attempt. One thing to note is that the last alarm that goes off doesn't matter; because I enter the save-point before it stops, making the game never register it. CIA HQ Part 3 This segment is a little boring, but still interesting from a certain point of view. Knocking out Dougherty and carrying him to the save-point is a lot faster than letting him walk there by himself. CIA HQ Part 4 Very good segment, nothing went wrong here. Kalinatek Part 1 Ah, my favorite level, Kalinatek. Again you will see me entering a save-point in a faster, unintended way. Kalinatek Part 2 The first knock-out in this part is probably one of the coolest things in the run, you will see why when you watch it ;). Kalinatek Part 3 My personal favorite part of this run. Lots of enemies mean lots of shooting, and the shooting went well. I also completely skip disarming the bomb by entering the save-point before the timer runs out. The timer will be gone when the next part starts. Kalinatek Part 4 Flawless segment. The reason why I release the first sticky shocker so late is that if would do it earlier, the door would close and I wouldn't be able to shoot the second guy. Rolling through the fire forces me to wait for the guy in the bathroom to move away from the door, but it is still faster than crawling though the air vent. Kalintek Part 5 This one is cool to watch, due to my efficient usage of frag grenades. Entering the save-point with 1 hp left was of course (un)intentional. ;) Kalinatek Part 6 Probably the segment I am the least satisfied with, since there are a few mistakes, but it was hard to manipulate the AI in this one. I actually missed a sniper-shot near the beginning, which I will never forgive myself for. :( Chinese Embassy Part 1 Another level I like. Here I just run on certain spots to prevent the enemies from detecting me. Letting go of the ladder to fall down into the save-point is not only faster than climbing down, it looks cooler as well. :) Chinese Embassy Part 2 Advanced AI manipulation allows me to run past the enemies in the sewers with problems. Chinese Embassy Part 3 I have a lot of health to spare here and I take advantage of that by just running past a guy shooting at me. Good segment and another odd way of entering a save-point is shown. Chinese Embassy Part 4 Here I found out that if I walk a couple of steps after running, the patrolling guard wont detect me, so the gate stays open and I can even run in without shooting the camera. I shoot 2 ring airfoils because my intention was to knock that guard out, but it didn't work. It doesn't matter anyway, since he got stunned and I could run past without detection. Abbatoir Part 1 I don't like this level. The first part went fine, even though I was a little slow when punching in the door code. Abbatoir Part 2 This level went perfectly considering that I used very risky strategies. Manipulating the enemies to reload at the right time wasn't easy, but it worked. Lots of action in this part. Abbatoir Part 3 I used a smoke grenade to take out the first guard, incase you're wondering what happened. My strategy for those two guards who were talking was to take them both out with ring airfoils, but (as always), one airfoil didn't work properly. Still it didn't matter since I could run past him. Using a frag grenade to kill Grinko was the quickest and easiest way I could find. Chinese Embassy (second visit) Part 1 This is about as good as it gets. I wait for a split second before running to the ladder in the kitchen. I did this so that the enemies in the next room would run to the door, instead of shooting me through the window as I climb the ladder. Chinese Embassy Part 2 Another smooth segment here with some creative use of frag grenades. Note that if I had killed the officer before he punched in the code, I would get a mission failed. Chinese Embassy Part 3 A very hard segment. The wall jumps near the end are extremely hard to pull off consistently. Chinese Embassy Part 4 Oh man, this part got owned. I discovered that "Goa" doesn't actually take the elevator up, he just disappears, then he respawns on the second floor. I run right after him to avoid punching in the door code and I activate the cutscene with General Feirong before Goa dies. This allows me to keep going without failing the mission (I would've failed because the game didn't register me punching in the door code and with that it assumes that I'm stuck behind the code locked doors). Presidential Palace Part 1 I like this segment. I got really lucky with the laser beams in the sewer, and the AI manipulation went smooth. Presidential Palace Part 2 This was the absolute hardest part in the run to do good, there are so many things that could go wrong, it's not even funny. Even so, it is one of the highlights of the run, so enjoy it. :) Presidential Palace Part 3 Perfect segment. Evading the guards in the basement saved a lot of time. Presidential Palace Part 4 And here we are, the last segment. Everything went very good, but it took a lot of restarts to perfect the second half.

Sam Fisher is back to battle the terrorists again. Kevin Pereira and Blair Herter talk to Ubisoft's Max Beland to learn about the new gameplay mechanics for details for Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Blacklist.

SirMaple and CaptnCanada secure all the hostages in Splinter Cell: Blacklist.

It's veil upon veil of secrecy as Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Conviction attempts to peel back the curtain on the conspiracy involved with Sam Fisher.

Patrick Redding, Game Director, takes us through the innovative multiplayer mode in Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Conviction for the Xbox 360 and PC. Learn about the stealth components and storyline of the multiplayer.

Learn about the new storyline and setting of Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Blacklist in this trailer from the Ubisoft E3 2012 press conference.

Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Conviction lays out all the swag and gaming goodies you'll be able to lavish yourself in with their limited collector's edition.

Sam Fisher is back to battle the terrorists again. Kevin Pereira and Blair Herter talk to Ubisoft's Max Beland for the details in our Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Blacklist E3 2012 gameplay demo video.

This edition includes all five Splinter Cell games ever released on PC in one single ultimate edition. For the first time, experience the entire story of the world's deadliest operative; Sam Fisher. Contains Splinter Cell Ultimate Edition, Chaos Theory, Conviction, Double Agent Installation Codes:  Ultimate Edition/Chaos Theory SC3-3CF6-QDEV-8HHX-VHT0 Conviction AAW-LXLH-LLNM-EECD-MPVW Double Agent SC4-0GG7-RUWN-PBW8-A630

Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell® Demo - RYOBI Power Tools - Limited Edition This is an extended demo of the full game featuring 3 levels out of the 10 in the full version.

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Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Pandora Tomorrow cover art

Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Pandora Tomorrow cover art

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Want to test out Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Conviction? Get your renegade butt on Xbox Live and download the demo that just went live today.

Join Agent Kestrel and Agent Archer as they team up to venture through the first 15 minutes of Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Conviction.

Sam Fisher has gone off the deep end in Ubisoft's Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Conviction!

Ubisoft announced today that the Deniable Ops "Insurgency Pack" DLC for Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell Conviction for the PC/360 is available for download. The DLC is available for 800 Microsoft Points or $9.99.