I know people have already mentioned it, but Sam Fisher looks like a younger version of his character from "Conviction."
Good trailer, by the way!
Splinter Cell Blacklist Announcement Trailer
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- Jun 4, 2012
E3 2012: Sam Fisher returns...again in this announcement trailer for Splinter Cell Blacklist.
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1 Like Sam is younger? WTF?! because if it is Fourth Echelon is the follow up of Conviction and not a prequel, mmmm...
@suko1983 it sounds like the got Paul walker from fast and furious to voice Sam Fisher
Awesome! goodbye old boring SC hello new and action/stealth SC! Conviction was ok but it should offer more stealth ways to dispose of bad guys, like knifes, wires, ...
2 Like see, this is why those who make trailers for game developers should write screenplay for movies.
el grasSam fisher esta de vuelta, que bien, ya hacia falta otro titulo, ojala mantenga el mismo nivel d elos anteriores.
Ubisoft made the difficult choice to part with Michael Ironside because they used full body motion-cap in this game as part of Ubisoft's new gameplay engine featured in SC Blacklist, ACIII and Watchdogs. Simply put, Michael is in no shape to perform the stunts required for the motion-cap. Could they have voiced him over? Yes. But it would be a LOT more work and would make the mo-cap less genuine.
1 Like @Raphy_Turtle Well the messed up big time. Because Ironside is king.
He should have at least remained as a character in the game. ;)
Hell they should've changed the main character.
cannot wait for blacklist to come out. This looks better than the conviction and i wonder the story is going to be about. all in all cannot wait!
I dont think they got rid of michael ironside. They have done this in the past where they use a different voice for trailers, but when the game comes out, they will use michael ironside.
4 Like I'm sorry but Sam Fisher is not the same without Michael Ironside. where is the deep voice, where is the grey hair?is this a prequel of some sorts?.What the hell is going on?
@Gil_Rhaen Can't be a prequel given that 3rd Echelon is shut down and Sam is now part of 4th Echelon (which I think is a silly name)
I think it's pretty stupid that all the other game trailers have splinter cell blacklist ad, then when I actually go see the game it shows some other ad. What the hell?
2 Like I don't care about the changes, THERE'S A NEW SPLINTER CELL. I am going crazy with excitement.
2 Like They got rid of Michael Ironside? THEY GOT RID OF MICHAEL IRONSIDE! What the hell were they thinking? That's not Sam Fisher, it's a cheap knock-off.
1 Like First when I heard about 21st december 2012, that the world would end this day, I thought "meh"... but after I heard about GTA 5 and this Splinter Cell coming next year, I need God to give us a little more time! Please!
That does not look like the Sam Fischer I know. He's like Jason Bourne but with his agency working with him. And whats with the face-lift?, i thought he was old...er
5 Like Do the folks at Ubi not care AT ALL what the majority of the SC fans think or want??? Do they intentionally continue to strip SC of any value and character to get under our skin???
This looks generic and boring, just like every other military/action game out there. WTF? Seriously, where is Ironside's voice :(only one of the defining characteristics of Sam), why does Sam look like he's regressed in age by two decades and where is the atmosphere, the music, the pacing...ANYTHING that made Splinter Cell great? This looks absolutely awful.
Read the forums Ubisoft, listen to the true fans (the ones that made SC a popular franchise, remember?) God, I hope this isn't an accurate representation of what this game is all about....I won't hold my breath, though.
."Do the folks at Ubi not care AT ALL what the majority of the SC fans think or want??? "
Of course not, we're all just 'entitled brats' who don't deserve an opinion.
"Do they intentionally continue to strip SC of any value and character to get under our skin???"
No, it's their 'artistic vision' and we're too stupid to understand.
2 Like Whatever this is, it sure as hell isn't Splinter Cell. Guess I'll be saying goodbye to another franchise I actually found engaging :(
I'm disgusted. What have they done to Fisher?
Another title for the $10 bin at gamestop... a month after it's release.
2 Like How is it that Fisher gets 5 years younger with every new release? His hair was graying by the first game. He looks 30 now, he moves 10X faster, and they replaced Ironside with some younger voice actor. The realism in the series has been completely butchered, that's for sure. If they wanted a young character, they should've had Fisher retire to more of a Lambert type of role, and brought in a new guy.
7 Like PS, I seem to be the only one that remembers how at the end of the first game (and even into Pandora Tomorrow) he was so upset killing President Nikoladze because he "Wasn't some damn assassin, he was an agent". Ya, that seems to have just been thrown out the window now and Sam Fisher doesn't mind killing people willy-nilly for no reason other than they're in the way.
Way to turn a character who actually had layers and complexity to him into another generic action-hero.
1 Like @BuBsay I have to agree with you.... but I think Conviction "changed" him... he was all about avenging his daughter so he prolly doesnt give a damn anymore
1 Like They should've killed/retired Fisher, for his own sake. He's becoming a rip-off of that guy from "Taken".
3 Like @BuBsay I agree. The old stealth genre is dead and buried a long time ago, along with the realistic military shooter. Well I guess there's ARMA III if only they could make a somewhat fluent engine for once.
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Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Blacklist
- Publisher(s): Ubisoft
- Developer(s): Ubisoft Toronto
- Genre: Action
- Release:
- ESRB: M
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