Assassin’s Creed: Brotherhood has finally be officially announced by Ubisoft so we now know when Ezio will make his return and just what his new adventures will entail. Read on for the skinny on Assassin’s Creed: Brotherhood including news of the multiplayer campaign…
Tagged ‘Splinter Cell: Conviction’
The Splinter Cell: Conviction co-op modes are the best part of the game according to our Splinter Cell: Conviction review so it’s good news that more opportunities for co-op killing sprees are on the way. Ubisoft has hinted that co-op flavoured Splinter Cell: Conviction DLC is currently in the works.
Best Buy flings opens the doors of its first UK store tomorrow so if you’re after a gadget bargain you’d better set your alarm clock. The Best Buy store at West Thurrock Retail Park in Essex is going for an Apple-style early morning opening with a 7am start. But what savings will you make if you race down there at the crack of dawn?
Splinter Cell has come a long way since it first appeared as an Xbox “killer app” way back in 2002. Now Sam Fisher is back – sans night-vision goggles – but can this haggard old soldier give titles like Modern Warfare 2 and Bad Company a run for their money? Consult our classified review for the answer.
Sam Fisher may prefer to fight alone but Splinter Cell Conviction thankfully caters for more sociable types by featuring several online multiplayer modes and full Xbox Live support. How do these elements stack up against other popular Xbox Live-based shooters? That’s what we’re here to tell you…
Sam Fisher has endured decades of intense military and special ops training to make him the ruthless killer he is today. Here’s a quick guide to the sure-fire techniques you’ll need to master if you want to get through Splinter Cell Conviction and still maintain the use of all your vital organs.
The Splinter Cell series has played host to six different instalments so it’s a given that new ideas will creep into each version in order to keep things smelling fresh. With Splinter Cell Conviction, Ubisoft has really out-done itself when it comes to innovation. Here’s what makes this third-person blaster one of the most refreshing yet experienced on the Xbox 360.
Splinter Cell: Conviction arrives in 17 days and to celebrate Ubisoft have revealed a brand new Splinter Cell: Conviction video. We’ve been following Sam Fisher on Twitter but the Splinter Cell: Conviction video gives us an even better idea of what he’s up to. Clue: it doesn’t involve fluffy puppies or relaxing bubble baths.