Sam Fisher is back in Splinter Cell Conviction, armed to the teeth to foil a deadly terrorist plot in a story of betrayal and blood. Packed to the gills with new features and a sweet new visual engine, it promises an all-new espionage gameplay experience for Xbox gamers.
We've taken it through it's paces and come up with a
comprehensive review looking at the game in detail from as many angles as possible; head over and check it out for the details.
Posted 03:36pm 19/4/10
nice review, gonna pick it up next week sometime hopefully.
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Posted 01:13am 20/4/10
$80 to you is not $80 to them, they sell this at a much much lower price than that, Aus as we all know gouges the s*** of the price of games and game publishers do not market to Australia.
I've pre-ordered this for PC from the UK at a cost of £24.99 ($41.50AUD). Saying that you expect more for your $80-$100 purchase is ridiculous, you don't have to pay that much for it.
As for a short SP campaign, not surprised, online MP/co-op is in demand and helps to combat piracy, SP does not. Get used to it.
Posted 09:40pm 19/4/10
haha
Posted 11:34pm 19/4/10
Oh. why are we stuck in the "the average gamer is under 12" world still.
I agree with the whole product placement argument, But cmon, I thought we'd got past the whole "gamers are kids" view.
Posted 07:56am 20/4/10
In a way it reminds me of the cop buddy movies from 80's where good guys would raid a warehouse for example and they would joke about which goons there going to take down. 'Im gettin to old for this s***'. Maybe thats just me.
Posted 01:10pm 20/4/10
I'm pretty sure it was a joke :) Nice review!
Posted 05:27pm 20/4/10