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Splinter Cell 2018 Listed on Amazon Canada, E3 2018 Reveal Confirmed?
- Thread starter TheBrokenMan
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This.
But I prefer a Hitman-like approach. Not the monthly releases but the sandbox levels. More like MGS GZ than TPP. I want non-openworld sandbox levels.
Please let this be true. Would love an open world stealth game set in a city or cities with lots of emergent systems-based gameplay. Just copying Hitman's successful formula would be wonderful as well.
They should let WD rest, it's time for Splinter Cell
Hell yeah it's time
I've never understood why people "want" games to be exclusive. Why is putting this game on less platforms a good thing?
Some people just thrive on salt.
Then again, exclusives mean that some funding got put into the game so it could increase the amount of risks the team could take (ie: Mario + Rabbids) but with MS/Sony, they just seem to pay to have the game out first on their console.
PLEASE BE TRUE. Open world or not i dont care (I like open world so, i would prefer to see it in splinter cell take on, i would hope to be it so this one will have a less chance of flop, just reality of market nowadays)
Amazon leak mostly turned out to be true so.... well :D
Amazon leak mostly turned out to be true so.... well :D
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Better way to push a system ahead of others. It's not like Sony and Nintendo don't do exactly the same. Splinter Cell is very much an Xbox title, so it would make sense for MS to try and grab it back.
It is a great idea from a business point of view and it will probably be play anywhere or crossplay with PC anyway.
I hope they take Blacklist and build from it. That's my favorite stealth game. The closest thing I ever was to play as Jason Bourne (well, there was the Bourne game... and I do believe Conviction took influence from it).
Yes! I love the Splinter Cell franchise. Being Ubsioft, I could see them doing the Ghost Recon Wildlands open world kind of thing, which could be good. But, I would love to see it to return to the tight level-by-level design.
I use to love Splinter Cell, but they have to get out of the action route they have been in lately.
Wait so does that mean that this is not the unannounced title that will come in this fiscal year? we still have hope for WD3?
Hope it's like MGSV Ground Zeroes.
Only with more levels and more optional objectives.
Plus Spies vs Mercs.
Clint Hocking the creative director of Chaos Theory rejoined Ubi back in 2015.
This could be his game.
Also Crossing Eden said that Micheal Ironside could be returning back on the old forum
This could be his game.
Also Crossing Eden said that Micheal Ironside could be returning back on the old forum
I've been waiting for a Spinter Cell game, as good as the 3 original ones, for ages !!!
Believe.
Build off the back of Blacklist. Fucking wonderful game.
I'm replaying it and you can see how it would fit well into their GaaS design.
I'm replaying it and you can see how it would fit well into their GaaS design.
I want to be excited but I can't do it. There's no way they go back to the Splinter Cell roots of slowly and methodically working your way through a somewhat linear level, where it's not a stealth/action game but really a puzzle game where you play around with light and darkness.
The dream would be a Hitman-esque approach where you only get a handful of levels but you can approach them all in dozens of different ways so you're encouraged to revisit the same level over and over to see what cool/funny shit you can discover.
I have no interest in running around shooting people and throwing them into furniture in a Splinter Cell game, there are plenty of games that do that kind of thing already.
The dream would be a Hitman-esque approach where you only get a handful of levels but you can approach them all in dozens of different ways so you're encouraged to revisit the same level over and over to see what cool/funny shit you can discover.
I have no interest in running around shooting people and throwing them into furniture in a Splinter Cell game, there are plenty of games that do that kind of thing already.
Spys vs Mercs and have a crossplay option where one format is all Mercs and the other is Spies.
Blacklist was the best playing Splinter Cell to date. It took the movement and mechanics from Conviction and applied it to the classic Splinter Cell formula to create this hybrid which worked for me. While I always liked the Splinter Cell series, I always felt it was a little clunky/stiff in the way it played. Blacklist fixed that more me.
Regarding Conviction, I realize that many hardcore Splinter Cell fans despise it, but I will always defend it. While the Bourne-style combat isn't true Splinter Cell gameplay, I always felt that in the context of the story (avenging the death of his daughter), it made sense.
As for the Splinter Cell series, I think I would rather they did a soft reboot. Michael Ironside and his voice is not getting any younger. What I would like to see happen is introduce a new young up and coming field agent as the main protagonist, and have Sam mentor and train him/her. You could make an awesome co-op story mode (separate from the main) with this.
The fiscal year ends in March. So they could still do a Solinter cell Feb 19, Division March 19. They did that with for honor and ghost recon last year
Play it! It's a great game, lots of customization and gameplay options, not that long though.
Wish they would make Blacklist back compat. My 360 is in storage and I was able to get the game real cheap, but just dont have a space for the system right now.
If they have Ironside back and the game is more similar to the originals as opposed to the last two then I'm pretty much sold already.
I actually believe there's a better chance that the former happens than the latter.
I actually believe there's a better chance that the former happens than the latter.