Do people still care about Splinter Cell: Conviction?

The game is only a few months away from being released, and I don't remember when was the last time I've seen anyone mentioned the game in the boards. Either because people got blown away by MGS4 so massively that they don't need another stealth game anymore or the latest Splinter Cell just doesn't look anything like what they loved in the previous ones.

Looks like Ubi Soft took some lessons from Capcom's RE4 by completely revamped one of their biggest game series.

The game is only a few months away from being released, and I don't remember when was the last time I've seen anyone mentioned the game in the boards.>Guyper

Splinter Cell what? Wait a second. *Vague flashbacks* Oh yeah, that game.

No, can't really say I care anymore.

If they get back to what made the series good. Chaos Theory was a high point and it went downhill from there.Parasomniac

That's essentially saying the third game was the high point of the series, but after that it went downhill. That makes no sense seeing as there has only been one Splinter Cell after Chaos Theory. That isn't much of a hill to fall down.

it should be showed at E3

If it plays like Double Agent, no. If it plays like Chaos Theory, yes.SpruceCaboose

We don't know when it will be released, they started from the beginning again. It might not even be the hobo Sam type gameplay.

And yes, I'm looking forward to it.

If it plays like Double Agent, no. If it plays like Chaos Theory, yes.SpruceCaboose

This.

They shoulda stick to the old formula. IMO, it's pretty hard to imagine Sam without his googles and other bells and whistles.

If it plays like Double Agent, no. If it plays like Chaos Theory, yes.SpruceCaboose

If it plays like Double Agent, no. If it plays like Chaos Theory, yes.SpruceCaboose

UbiSoft is being dumb. They should've just released the hobo Sam Fisher and see how the reception goes. But instead they went back into the drawing board and produced nothing even after years of delays. Just think of how $$$ they would've made had they stuck with the annual releases. runbleduck

its make or break for them with this game, mess it up and theyve pretty much killed off a successful franchise that could have made them plenty of money in the years to come. im glad they have gone back to the drawing board.

they made the mistake of "humanising" sam in the last game, killing his daughter and having him drunk and depressed and drop out of service etc. it seriously went against the ice cold unflapable super spy character they had built up in the first three games. turning him into a hobo would have been the final nail in the coffin for the splinter cell games as we knew them.

[QUOTE="SpruceCaboose"]If it plays like Double Agent, no. If it plays like Chaos Theory, yes.IgGy621985

This.

They shoulda stick to the old formula. IMO, it's pretty hard to imagine Sam without his googles and other bells and whistles.