A game that requires stealth...but not presented in the best way possible!!

User Rating: 6.5 | Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell Essentials PSP
By Rutulno1 | Review Date:
Sam Fisher, the person you play with, is in Special Ops and has many missions to accomplish. What i sthink of this game is that the story and the controls are the only positive aspect of this game. Each mission makes perfect sense and seems like its a real mission and the controls make you feel like you are Sam Fisher. The problems are the weapons, you get only 2-3 guns that you can use, and no more. You cannot even take the guns of th edead people. One thing i did like was that when you kill a person, you can picks the dead body up and move it so nobody sees it. But, it doesnt matter if you dont move it, nobody sees it anyway. Another bad thing is that there is no actual shoot-out. There are only one or two people who you have to shoot in an area, and that too in hiding. The graphics are very good, but you always should be in the shade so it doesnt really make a great effect on the graphics. In many levels there is absolutely no effective colours seen to make the game seems more realistic, it seems like you are always in the dark, and that too you have to use the night vision goggles all the time making the colourless effect even worse! What i liked best about this game is that you can climb up vines, slide along a cable to reach elsewhere, and you can cling onto a pipe and move along it - then you can drop onto a person knocking him out. So these things give the game a sense of realism. So all in all, a game with a great sense of realism and great graphics but can get pretty boring and slow. At some points its also really hard, almost impossible to beat.

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