If splinter cell ever comes back they need to reinvent the wheel that was Chaos Theory. That game was so ahead of its time, technically speaking, it felt like such a deep spy simulator
@Никита Исаев the level design was no where near as good as chaos theory it was far more linear and didn’t come close to the open mission design of chaos theory.
@Никита Исаев I played the Wii and Gamecube versions which I believe were the same as the PS2/Xbox versions, and besides some graphical issues and some bugs, it was almost as good as Chaos Theory. I never did find the original Xbox version, and can't find any gameplay of it anywhere, because whenever I try to search for it I get the 360 version instead. I heard it was easily the best version, and actually utilised no loading screens during levels much like the Xbox/PX versions of Chaos Theory, and had slightly different level maps than the PS2/GC/Wii versions. Is that true?
@@dannymusic47 I like open world games as much as the next guy but come on not every game needs to be open world, some games, like splinter cell thrive on scripted events and linear levels for the level design to work
I've been saying this for a while. The majority of open world games are repetitive to the point they are unplayable. Give me a solid story driven linear game any day
Same here. I miss this franchise so much. I am not a fan at all of huge open world games, especially competitive online shooters. I mean it's all just been done to death. I think they should come back with a solid linear S.C. game. Maybe they could mimic the style of say some of the Batman games where the main is obviously a linear story, with some optional side missions throughout.. But even if they just went linear, with a compelling story, and a good mix of stealth and decent gun-play, I think people crave these kinds of games.
Yeah. At this point open world maps are becoming repetitive. It would be nice to start getting different types of games again. Those games were great a few years back, but imho they feel repetitive, and I'll dare say that the last 3 ACs were repetitive, as much as I enjoyed them.
@@samusranzer I agree. I dunno why there is such an obsession with Single Player Games having Maps the Size of MMORPGs. RE8 is doing just fine as a Linear Game. I recently played the old Deadpool game and I was like "Damn I missed this". It was Linear and fun. If you want a nice Linear tealth game and a nice surprise play A Plague Tale: Innocence. EXCELLENT Game and probably cheap right now.
I prefer single-player open world, yes it can be repetitive at times, but if there's at least a main linear Quest outside of the repetitive skill grinding Quest oh, it can be really freaking good.
Really feel like you should've mentioned the reason for Ironsides not being Sam's VA in Blacklist was because he was undergoing treatment for cancer at the time.
Nope. Motion capture was a new thing Ubi wanted to try and Ironside new that it wouldn't work for him, he had been undergoing those treatments prior also I believe
@@RackTheMilesWelding Yes, but Ironside did an interview couple of years back ( think it was when they released the DLC for Wildlands) where he said that he had cancer back in 2013.
The fact that Sam keeps showing up in OTHER Tom Clancy titles. He's in Wildlands, referenced in Breakpoint I believe, and is a damn playable operator in Rainbow Six shows they still know and have tried to connect SC to their other IPs.
Yeah, that's one theory, that we haven't gotten a new Splinter Cell due to it not translating well to an open world setting. Even the Sam Fisher missions in Wildlands felt a little shoehorned in. Also, it likely has to do with UbiSoft not knowing how to overmonetize a narrative focused, linear, mostly single-player game. It could definitely ship with multiplayer (coop, PvP or both), so...maybe that's how they do it. Even though I've been away from the franchise a long time, I'm with you on the fear that if Splinter Cell comes back, it might be ruined pretty badly. Then again, much like how Star Wars: Squadrons and Jedi: Fallen Order were EA published games that proved, without a doubt, that non-live service games with no microtransactions can do pretty well in the market. If UbiSoft was design a new Splinter Cell, even if it didn't have multiplayer, and they just focused on curating the very best stealth action in the business...it'd be a similarly well-received move, I think. UbiSoft could use the better optics, for sure.
It's unfortunate how many producers of games (and franchises) often pursue what is trendy in the market in the hopes of rapidly expanding subscriptions at the expense of risking the franchise looking like every other game. If producers just take their time to develop the franchise by sticking to what fans loved the franchise for in the first place, that's how you build a franchise - it matures into a classic that lives on in the hearts of fans for a long time. At least in the movie world, just look at the Toy Story and Fast and Furious franchises to name a couple. Perhaps it's a good thing that they haven't rushed to make another Splinter Cell for that reason. Although the manner in which they're starting to introduce Sam Fisher into its other games is disconcerting. Might be that the popularity of these sort of games is starting to lose steam and they need an old classic to prop them up momentarily. But then again, who knows
I think that it's only to keep the fans but there will be no new Splinter Cell... Sadly The Italian voice actor that teased a new Splinter Cell, I'm sure that we all over interpreted it, and it was just for the mobile game where Sam Fisher is but not for a brand new Splinter Cell opus
Has started playing Splinter Cell again finnished the first one yesterday, it has aged like me, very well 😆👍 Will contiune with Pandora Tomorrow now! Going through the entire series 🔥
@@silkil7100 Your tastes in gaming is the example of anal sewage. Blacklist is the best Splinter Cell, particularly from a gameplay and control standpoint.
I know this will never happen, but I'd love to see Splinter Cell made by Arkane, the Dishonored devs. Their map design is top notch and I bet they'd come up with really creative gadgets.
dude youre so right about the open world point you made. I miss the old games back in the day. its just too over satured now. Not everyone has time to be running around crafting and collecting skills points that takes 100 hours to finish. People with 9 to 5 jobs expect 15-20 at most . and less of an open world experience. Great video though and I watched it all the way through til the very end.
Open world Games are ok, everyone likes open world Games, but that doesn't mean every game needs to be open world Biomutant, horizon cyberpunk etc etc which serves no purpose, no meaning are open world Just Graphics, get consumers hyped via gorgeous worlds filled with zero interactions Like stop it leave some of them to rock star, and for some particular games I know no one owns open world Games as like their own idea, still
@@utsavbasu1048 Completely Agree with you man. They have to start doing something different and step back a little from the open-world concept. Now that new-gen game engines have arrived (triangle ray tracing) im sure they will take more advantage of the technology and create some amazing titles.
@@DirtyKoolAid I know, I have them. But technically they weren’t. It was just a transfer for the ps3 to have the same level design and gameplay elements of pc.
@@DirtyKoolAid All it really did was make the console versions into the PC versions (and broke a few parts of SC1 in the process). PC version of Chaos Theory still looks and plays slightly better than the console HD re-release.
If it’s true that it’s a VR exclusive then some decision maker at Ubi needs to lose their job. Most people are priced out of VR. We’ve been waiting with bated breath for a new SC. We will.pay.them.money.for.it.
@@synapse913 I hear you. I, for one, am a big Splinter Cell fan but I have zero interest in VR games whatsoever. I don't know where this strange decision is coming from, really. Maybe they're trying to pull a Half-Life: Alyx, seeing as how they're probably not able to fit a game like Splinter Cell into their open world format. Whatever their reasoning, the future of the series seems to be rather bleak.
@@synapse913 The new Oculus is only $300 and a stand-alone system (no PC needed). By the time the new SC drops, $200 stand-alone VR will likely be a reality. The days of it being out of reach for most is rapidly coming to a close. Better resolutions, substantially cheaper prices, less room and hardware needed, and most importantly, no $1200 PC required. The only thing holding it back now is all these VR companies competing against each other with exclusive titles on platforms that already have very few titles.
It’s sad, because Blacklist was surprisingly good and its version of Spies vs Mercs could’ve been amazing if Ubisoft had balanced it a little and added dedicated servers. I still watch every Ubisoft conference annually hoping to see a new Splinter Cell. It’s been seven years now. Quick edit: They could literally just follow the plan of the new Hitman series. Splinter Cell focuses on open-ended-but not huge-maps. Instead it’s about careful planning and choosing your own play style.
Splinter Cell open world can work if they make a mission HQ spot where you set up your mission and loadout, and then the game takes you to a pre-set starting point on the map for each mission. Either you would have to travel there or the game loads you to that spot but the mission wouldn't start until you are in the starting position. They could hide a small loading screen with a little cut-scene of Sam moving into position. Hell, maybe there's multiple starting positions to choose from to suit different play styles or different co-op dynamics.
You forgot one of the psp titles: Splinter Cell - Essentials. Although I know it's just a replay of some of the best missions in the entire series, I think it deserves a spot too.
Yep. Originally, it was replaced by Assassins Creed. They had been working on PoP Forgotten Sands simultaneously, but they stopped PoP focused more on AC. Then they resumed the development of that PoP, but it didn't go as they expected.
I’ve been a fan of the series since the original on the OG Xbox and honestly if Blacklist had Ironside as Sam it probably would be my favorite one. I enjoyed how it allows you to choose which approach you want to take to each mission and the controls just felt so good. I also wouldn’t mind a return to the original formula though if that’s the route they choose to go. It’s kind of sad though cause I think both play well and I would prefer to see a merging of the two styles.
I love Pandora Tomorrow and Chaos Theory as much as the next guy, but I just wanted to give Double Agent some love. It was my personal favorite in the series, and was the last game to follow the core stealth formula that made the series so great. I liked that it had the classic black stealth suit stuff mixed in with the plainclothes levels at the terrorist base. The stuff with the terrorists actually reminded me a little of the Hitman series since you're doing a mix of blending in and sneaking around. It really made you feel like a spy. My hypothesis is that DA failed mostly due to a lack of marketing, because it just seems like so few people have actually played it or were even aware of its existence at the time. But Ubisoft interpreted the poor sales as being the result of players not liking the game itself, so they changed up the formula with Conviction, which was the beginning of the end.
Yea, kinda weird. Then again, it might be because spy vs mercs in blacklist turned out to be unbalanced. During my last days playing SvM I remember that playing as merc was almost impossible due to spies gunning down mercs left and right. Some TH-camrs back then even made up strats and spy placement layouts that literally made it impossible for mercs to win. Like, Imagine 3-4 mercs getting completely massacred before they're even able to set their foot inside the room were the terminal is hacked. SvM was a rough experience at the end, at least for me.
Conviction is massively underrated. People don’t put in context the narrative arc and evolution of the Sam Fisher character. I think it was a great bookend. They should have followed on the story by not having Sam on the frontline anymore, it makes no sense that such an high-ranking officer is risking his life. Plus would have allowed to keep Ironside (given the “live acting” performance excuse given at the time - despite that could be circumnavigated easily). I’m kinda expecting a reboot after all this time. They might take long cos they might be remastering the old games as well. I think the game could work in open-world fashion, but not with the Ubisoft mandate of stuffing it to keep players engaged.
That background music... I know it is from Splinter Cell Double Agent but i just don't know where it is because of how they were similar to some of its other BGM of that game. That's why i'm not sure from what stage or maybe where is it in the game but i know it is from Double Agent. Edit: I think it was from the stage - Sea of Okhotz (something like that) and that was hard to play in the console.
Blacklist is my favorite and then Chaos Theory, good thing is that Ghost Recon put Sam Back and with Michael's voice. Also I agree with you, Ubisoft looks like they want to do open world games only, I mean if it makes sense ok, but they seem to force it now. Anyway, I surely hope to see a new Splinter Cell game soon.
Blacklist is your favorite because Blacklist is the BEST game in the series. You have actual good taste in games. You're not deepthroating Chaos Theory like most so-called phony ass Splinter cell fans.
@@LouSassol69er Chaos theory isn't the best. Doesn't mean it's not good. Blacklist is the best. It's ok for you to be wrong, no one (besides me) is perfect.😆
Totally agree with all you said. Splinter Cell is not meant to be open world just because situations and missions need to be scripted at least a bit to be challenging. A good path they could take, in my opinion, is the Hitman reboot way of making levels. I’d still prefer linear levels (all selectable from a specific menu, as it’s always been) but big open levels could fit the Splinter Cell narrative and be a good compromise between the old and new Ubisoft’s style of games.
SC has to stay the way it is...Blacklist had amazing mechanics. But it would be cool if the old voice returns and maybe if it is a little slower and more realistic to the climbing and crouching. The old games made me really focus, because of the realistic and slower movement to be stealthy.
How did Blacklist have amazing mechanics? The stealth is so dumbed down it's condescending. They replaced spectrums of noise and light with a meter which fills up to determine when enemies see you. But if you pay attention the enemy literally doesn't notice anything while the meter is filling up until suddenly it's filled and now he's completely aware of Sam. Almost like a lightswitch was turned on. Terrible stealth. If the next Splinter Cell isn't like Chaos Theory, then who cares.
If they were to return this. Then I sure hope they consider dropping the engine they used for Conviction and Blacklist, and develop something to stick with the roots of the original trilogy. I would also expect them to make DA, Conviction, and BL non cannon.
I think the things which people would list as "negatives" about Splinter Cell today we're its biggest strengths back in the day, and still could be. They just have to be tackled right. People don't want to customise Sam Fisher, they want to be as close to the original as possible. If Ubisoft base their future direction for splinter cell purely on the games, then they're missing out on a whole other side of the coin. If anybody has read the Splinter Cell novels, they will know exactly what I'm talking about. They obviously do a lot of character building and show the bigger picture when it comes to his personal life and missions. An open world style gameplay based in several locations around the world could be perfectly workable. This would include elements of more traditional detective work and hiding in plain sight. Specific missions and "side quests" (for lack of a better word) could be approached from the stealth angle. The biggest fault with Blacklist was they made a complete U-turn in the way of character building by changing Sam's voice actor (obviously unavoidable at the time for Michael Ironside). Also, bring back Lambert. If Fast and Furious can raise characters from the dead, so too can Splinter Cell.
Yup 100% agree. They haven't released a splinter cell game because they haven't figured out how to make it into an open world game with rpg mechanics for the sole purpose of pushing microtransactions. Thats my take anyway. I can't wait to see them do something similar for just dance
Im currently replaying blacklist because i love stealth and im hoping they'll create something similar but with more mechanics, gear and missions. I know its not the most popular of the series but i personally love it.
I... don’t know. You can certainly see in late Ubisoft titles that they weren’t too keen on making their games non open-world (a point you’ve mentioned). But I also think this is related to the death of Tom Clancy. Blacklist was the last Ubisoft title bearing the title “Tom Clancy’s” that was made while Tom is still alive. Sadly, he died while Rainbow Six Patriots was under development. And what was Ubi’s response? They cancelled the final legacy of Tom Clancy, and went on to make Siege, the 5v5 Multiplayer Game with much less focus on storytelling (they even removed Terrorist Hunt, the closest resemblance to a Siege single player campaign in 2019). Not only that, they also made a lot of... questionable titles under the name of “Tom Clancy” (let’s not talk about Elite Squad).
Splitter cell is my favorite game franchise of all time. Every year since Blacklist came out I've hoped for an announcement for the next. Every year I'm disappointed 😩
I think ubisoft should just make a remaster of original Splinter Cell. It would please old fans and they wouldn't do too much. I'm pretty sure that remastering a game is way easier than creating a new one.
Yeah exactly how Capcom are handling Resident Evil. Then they could probably justify rebooting the franchise since Michael Ironside is getting a little older now (including Sam Fisher). Maybe a soft reboot similar to Modern Warfare 2019 would be good if they really had to keep the Sam Fisher character.
I need splinter cells game, only fisher are close to snake metal gear solid, and both of them is my favorite but now just splinter cells left, i hope they making comeback.
Ubisoft should take notes from Capcom with Resident Evil. They need to remake the old games. Then they need to make new games. I think they should reboot for this. They can either soft reboot, Modern Warfare 2019 style or full reboot with a new character to leave Sam Fishers legacy.
I wonder if it'd be worth making a first person Splinter Cell? They could reuse a load of gadgets and mechanics from R6:S. Also if it's a sequel, then I think it'd be fun to make Sam Fisher your boss, chatting in your earpiece, and the player a recent hire who can be forgiven for your average player's mistakes.
Hey just a thought. Earlier today, 4A games made the announcement about ray tracing coming to Metro Exodus on consoles in an update coming out later this year. What if Ubisofts kinda been waiting to be able to take full advantage of something like ray tracing especially because the SC series has made such a huge emphasis on using light and shadow on being the main mechanic of the game? They've prob started working on something but the time window was kinda awkward cuz they weren't able to work on the current gen tech? Idk like i said just a thought! Please feel free to comment what you think. 😊
@@goodolmanny8198 haha same. I think them already doing that model with Ghost Recon and the Division is why we won't see it with Splinter Cell though. They'd just be way too similar. That's the only good thing about Ghost Recon being openworld, preventing Splinter Cell from becoming the same.
Simple, modern gamers lack the patience to really enjoy a TRUE stealth XP. Everything is rapid fire-open world shenanigans now. They tried to fix this with Blacklist and only pissed off the real fans of Splinter Cell, while simultaneously not gaining traction with new users.
Probably cause Ubisoft changed voice actors from Ironsides. The game stopped in its tracks. Similarly to MGS 5 when David Hayter was replaced by Kiefer Sutherland. Dunno, just a theory. Also Ironsides is getting up there in age.
For a start they could just remake SC 1+2, and remaster SC 3+4. I'm fine with Conviction and Blacklist as they are. But they should port them for the PS4/5 generations. They could sell it as a bundle and I'd be happy to pay 300 bucks for it. If they add a legit SC 8 to the mix I'd pay 500$ without any hesitation.
I just want a new SC game, plain and simple. Furthermore, I actually do hope they figure out how to make it an open world game - but with great story missions like before. The reason I like open world is because I love the exploration aspect, taking down bases, etc. and would love to be able to do that in a SC game. Like I said, no matter if it's open world or not, we definitely need a new SC game - but one that's done properly and worth the long wait. Just my two cents.
Without any emotions involved I would like to give you a constructive criticsm: I think the reason why you do not get more clicks is that your 5min video can be summarized in two sentences: The video game industry (incl. Ubisoft) strongly transists from a liniar game approach to an Open world setting, which is in absolute contrast to previous SC Games. It seems Ubisoft did not have a good idea how to combine the loved SC experience with this trend. If each of your sentences would bring new info, I would be motivated to watch more of your content. But like this I remain with the feeling to have waisted 5mins.
I think another splinter cell wasnt released because Ubi, in a way, added it to another game, the ghost recon series. In wildlands and breakpoint you can play stealthly if desired, it lacks some of the mechanics, sure, but the basis are still there, in breakpoint they even added the echelon class.
They just need to remove the whole automatic action feel that conviction had and have it more stealthy like pandora and double agent had. Those story lines were awesome
I repeat always blacklist was good it just pisses us all fans for it to be called splinter cell. Thanks you for taking Splinter cell as a topic it is appreciated
yes i agree i do want a return of the game but... i do fear the concept would be damaged if it follows the path of Other games they make However it would be interesting to see an open world "spin off" version just to see how it pans out also... why not a VR version of splinter cell??
You can basically play splinter cell in ghost recon breakpoint. They have an echelon class and you can just play as you would in splinter cell. Shoot out lights and sneak around with a pistol and a knife
@@silkil7100 I think its way better now than it was at launch. I made the mistake of buying it within the first 3 months of it being out and had to put it down for a while
@@rileyhance318 Idk I bought breakpoint on ps4 release and it was garbage, then almost a year I bought Ubisoft plus and give it another chance and although breakpoint had a few more extra things thrown into it than Wild lands, I think wild lands is still better in the end. To each his own though.
@@silkil7100 Im playing on pc. the current wildlands port is still ass on pc running like hot garbage with poor utilization. I do agree that wildlands is the better game but with the huge visual and performance improvements breakpoint has over wildlands in addition to the new updates made makes it a better choice on pc for me at least.
I think Chaos Theory is by far the best in the series.. Double Agent was similar gameplay wise, but I didn't like the fact that almost every level played out in broad daylight. Splinter Cell is synonumous with night vision and shooting lights IMHO 🙂. Hopefully we'll see a new game in the series, and some remakes in the future! 😍
Mix assassin’s creed with GTA and you’ve got splinter cell open world. well at least assassin’s creed if you play it like an assassin and not an ax wielding madman who just draws giant crowds and counters them all to death
If there was any call of duty game you would call to be you favorite or just great, which one would that be and why and how do you think it has effected you or the whey you see games today?
Black ops 1. Easily the best campaign, great and mostly balanced multiplayer, and some of my favorite zombies maps along with the remakes of world at war maps. Black ops 1 was the complete package and will forever be my favorite game of the series. It’s over 10 years old now but still unbeatable. I think it really shows how current call of duty game or just video games in general deliver much less content and overall have less quality as well. Across the board video games have dipped in quality and focus on reselling and reskinning old content. Games today could be incredible if only companies didn’t think short term and instead focused on making a memorable and lasting product.
I really liked Sam Fisher voice actor and character in SC Blacklist. It's a shame we have to wait so long for a new game :/ and I agree with the opinion about Ubisoft making more and more sandbox games. In my opinion it makes the game less realistic with all the mechanics that it comes with
Why do they keep teasing us? Having him in WildLands and DLC loadout in Farcry and now as Zero? in Siege? Just bring back Ironside and give us the next-gen graphics with Choas Theory play-style, 200+ hours of gameplay and end it... I'd be alright that... oh.. and some :)
After looking at sales and the target sales Ubi sets for games, well let’s just say splinter cell has been very inconsistent in reaching those goals. SC still makes them money but it’s less than what they expected. That’s probably the main reason for why SC has been postponed or completely cancelled. I wish for another SC game but quite frankly I don’t see it happening any time soon.
please, tell me that the leaked splinter cell from the italian voice actor, wich I love since the first Splinter cell(I'm italian) it's not that Xdefiance or whatever the name is.. I'll be very sad..
In my opinion Splinter Cell the first four games are just like Mission Impossible the first one movie kind of stealth spy thriller go through somewhere hide in the shadow get to the secret file without kill or less kill the guards but the sequels are not like this the same it more action less stealth. Conviction is just like Sam Fisher turn John Wick mode with a lot of execution. I always love Chaos Theory this is the best installment in this series. Conviction for me it not bad but it not feel the same way like the original game.
They should make like an end to it in the way he retires and somebody steps for him or something around that make a secuence of its franchise and just keep the momemtum coming because is 10 thousand time better than any other game likenthe san andreas sequences
Ubisoft can't find a way to rip us all off thats what happened to it
Makes sense
Good answer
Lmao😂
They'll make us pay micro transactions to do a wall split jump. And collectables! Lot's and lot's of meaningless collectables!
They should purchase the rights to the thief game franchise and create it with the new tech that exists now.
If splinter cell ever comes back they need to reinvent the wheel that was Chaos Theory. That game was so ahead of its time, technically speaking, it felt like such a deep spy simulator
@Никита Исаев the level design was no where near as good as chaos theory it was far more linear and didn’t come close to the open mission design of chaos theory.
@Никита Исаев I played the Wii and Gamecube versions which I believe were the same as the PS2/Xbox versions, and besides some graphical issues and some bugs, it was almost as good as Chaos Theory. I never did find the original Xbox version, and can't find any gameplay of it anywhere, because whenever I try to search for it I get the 360 version instead. I heard it was easily the best version, and actually utilised no loading screens during levels much like the Xbox/PX versions of Chaos Theory, and had slightly different level maps than the PS2/GC/Wii versions. Is that true?
If they just copied what Chaos Theory did, it would feel like reinventing the wheel, compared to modern games, lmao
The second Splinter Cell proved a non-fps multiplayer could be viable and fun if done right. I still remember having a blast with that.
It's a real shame we haven't seen a new game. Next-gen Splinter Cell would be sick!
Ubisoft might be waiting to see how the 007 game done by Square Enix will turn out before going ahead with there own spy game
@@rorycrabbe7146 Io Interactive not Square Enix
I got a feeling The new Splitter cell will be Open world because they said it might be 😲
@@dannymusic47 I like open world games as much as the next guy but come on not every game needs to be open world, some games, like splinter cell thrive on scripted events and linear levels for the level design to work
@@lilnuttt2974 I'm not saying anything Ubisoft said the next Splitter cell might be Open world and in my view that's a bad idea
Why do games need to be open world? I like linear, story-based games.
Splinter Cell would really benefit from hub style levels, similar to a Deus Ex, however.
I've been saying this for a while. The majority of open world games are repetitive to the point they are unplayable. Give me a solid story driven linear game any day
Because I like open world games. And splinter cell would do well in an open world setting.
Not multiplayer though, multiplayer is annoying.
Same here. I miss this franchise so much. I am not a fan at all of huge open world games, especially competitive online shooters. I mean it's all just been done to death. I think they should come back with a solid linear S.C. game. Maybe they could mimic the style of say some of the Batman games where the main is obviously a linear story, with some optional side missions throughout.. But even if they just went linear, with a compelling story, and a good mix of stealth and decent gun-play, I think people crave these kinds of games.
In the Age of Raytracing SPLINTER CELL MUST RETURN!!!
Yeah. At this point open world maps are becoming repetitive. It would be nice to start getting different types of games again. Those games were great a few years back, but imho they feel repetitive, and I'll dare say that the last 3 ACs were repetitive, as much as I enjoyed them.
@@samusranzer I agree. I dunno why there is such an obsession with Single Player Games having Maps the Size of MMORPGs. RE8 is doing just fine as a Linear Game. I recently played the old Deadpool game and I was like "Damn I missed this". It was Linear and fun. If you want a nice Linear tealth game and a nice surprise play A Plague Tale: Innocence. EXCELLENT Game and probably cheap right now.
I prefer single-player open world, yes it can be repetitive at times, but if there's at least a main linear Quest outside of the repetitive skill grinding Quest oh, it can be really freaking good.
Really feel like you should've mentioned the reason for Ironsides not being Sam's VA in Blacklist was because he was undergoing treatment for cancer at the time.
Nope. Motion capture was a new thing Ubi wanted to try and Ironside new that it wouldn't work for him, he had been undergoing those treatments prior also I believe
@@RackTheMilesWelding That was the cover story to keep Ironside’s privacy
Eric Johnson did a damn fine job as Sam Fisher. I'm one of the few diehard Splinter cell fans that preferred him to Ironside.
@@RackTheMilesWelding Yes, but Ironside did an interview couple of years back ( think it was when they released the DLC for Wildlands) where he said that he had cancer back in 2013.
Just downloaded chaos theory off steam. What a complete gem. I love that game.
Best stealth game ever made.
The ps3 additions? Meh.
The man, the legend himself has returned
our boah
Do you have a plan Dutch?
The fact that Sam keeps showing up in OTHER Tom Clancy titles. He's in Wildlands, referenced in Breakpoint I believe, and is a damn playable operator in Rainbow Six shows they still know and have tried to connect SC to their other IPs.
Yeah, that's one theory, that we haven't gotten a new Splinter Cell due to it not translating well to an open world setting. Even the Sam Fisher missions in Wildlands felt a little shoehorned in. Also, it likely has to do with UbiSoft not knowing how to overmonetize a narrative focused, linear, mostly single-player game. It could definitely ship with multiplayer (coop, PvP or both), so...maybe that's how they do it. Even though I've been away from the franchise a long time, I'm with you on the fear that if Splinter Cell comes back, it might be ruined pretty badly.
Then again, much like how Star Wars: Squadrons and Jedi: Fallen Order were EA published games that proved, without a doubt, that non-live service games with no microtransactions can do pretty well in the market. If UbiSoft was design a new Splinter Cell, even if it didn't have multiplayer, and they just focused on curating the very best stealth action in the business...it'd be a similarly well-received move, I think. UbiSoft could use the better optics, for sure.
There’s always a little bit of hope we’ll get something great from Ubisoft. Fingers crossed right?
@@NovemberHotel i hope we see it at Ubisoft Forward 2021. We need a teaser trailer and game play footage.
It's unfortunate how many producers of games (and franchises) often pursue what is trendy in the market in the hopes of rapidly expanding subscriptions at the expense of risking the franchise looking like every other game. If producers just take their time to develop the franchise by sticking to what fans loved the franchise for in the first place, that's how you build a franchise - it matures into a classic that lives on in the hearts of fans for a long time. At least in the movie world, just look at the Toy Story and Fast and Furious franchises to name a couple.
Perhaps it's a good thing that they haven't rushed to make another Splinter Cell for that reason. Although the manner in which they're starting to introduce Sam Fisher into its other games is disconcerting. Might be that the popularity of these sort of games is starting to lose steam and they need an old classic to prop them up momentarily. But then again, who knows
I would laugh to see a new splinter cell title to be open world. It just wouldn't fit
@@NovemberHotel To be fair, Rainbow Six Siege was a surprising turnaround, so who knows?
Maybe Ubi can do things right from time to time.
Sam Fisher turned up in Rainbow Six. They have not forgotten him yet. Maybe that was a small hint to a new splinter cell game???
he showed up on Ghost Recon as well
I think that it's only to keep the fans but there will be no new Splinter Cell... Sadly
The Italian voice actor that teased a new Splinter Cell, I'm sure that we all over interpreted it, and it was just for the mobile game where Sam Fisher is but not for a brand new Splinter Cell opus
We have hints for years now before e3. And nothing.
Ubisoft will put Sam Fisher and the Splinter Cell brand on every game they have other than a new Splinter Cell game
I love Sam's and Grim's new voice actors on Blacklist. I still play it on PS3.
Has started playing Splinter Cell again finnished the first one yesterday, it has aged like me, very well 😆👍 Will contiune with Pandora Tomorrow now! Going through the entire series 🔥
Pandora tomorrow was amazing , brings back so much nostalgia
That was a good game, one of the best in that series imo.
Chaos theory was my jam back in the day. I hope the series returns to is former glory
The series never lost it's glory. The last game was Blacklist, and that is the BEST game in the series.
@Mentor Altaïr ibn la'Ahad Best game is Blacklist. Chaos theory is third place, though.😆
@@shinbakihanma2749 best game is Chaos theory.
@@shinbakihanma2749 bro black list was the exempt of anal sewage.
@@silkil7100 Your tastes in gaming is the example of anal sewage. Blacklist is the best Splinter Cell, particularly from a gameplay and control standpoint.
I know this will never happen, but I'd love to see Splinter Cell made by Arkane, the Dishonored devs.
Their map design is top notch and I bet they'd come up with really creative gadgets.
dude youre so right about the open world point you made. I miss the old games back in the day. its just too over satured now. Not everyone has time to be running around crafting and collecting skills points that takes 100 hours to finish. People with 9 to 5 jobs expect 15-20 at most . and less of an open world experience. Great video though and I watched it all the way through til the very end.
Thanks man I appreciate that. I agree. I wish games could return to the 2007-2012 era. Those were the glory days
Yeah I only like lineal games... Blacklist is my fav one
@@dieglhix Mines aswell! miss the epic days way back then. Looking forward to splinter cell VR
Open world Games are ok, everyone likes open world Games, but that doesn't mean every game needs to be open world
Biomutant, horizon cyberpunk etc etc which serves no purpose, no meaning are open world
Just Graphics, get consumers hyped via gorgeous worlds filled with zero interactions
Like stop it leave some of them to rock star, and for some particular games I know no one owns open world Games as like their own idea, still
@@utsavbasu1048 Completely Agree with you man. They have to start doing something different and step back a little from the open-world concept. Now that new-gen game engines have arrived (triangle ray tracing) im sure they will take more advantage of the technology and create some amazing titles.
Underated series that died:
-Pikmin
-Splinter Cell
The Splinter Cell games were also on the Nintendo GameCube. That's where I started playing the games.
They were also on Gameboy Advance, if I'm not mistaken.
I grew up playing these games, so I hope we atleast get a remaster or remake of chaos theory
That's actually been done already they released splinter cell Trilogy which were HD Remakes of Splinter cell 1 pandora tomorrow and chaos theory
@@DirtyKoolAid I know, I have them. But technically they weren’t. It was just a transfer for the ps3 to have the same level design and gameplay elements of pc.
@@DirtyKoolAid All it really did was make the console versions into the PC versions (and broke a few parts of SC1 in the process). PC version of Chaos Theory still looks and plays slightly better than the console HD re-release.
Splinter Cell was waaay ahead of its time.
According to Ubisoft, a new Splinter Cell is indeed being developed. Sadly, it appears to be an Oculus VR exclusive.
If it’s true that it’s a VR exclusive then some decision maker at Ubi needs to lose their job. Most people are priced out of VR.
We’ve been waiting with bated breath for a new SC. We will.pay.them.money.for.it.
@@synapse913 I hear you. I, for one, am a big Splinter Cell fan but I have zero interest in VR games whatsoever. I don't know where this strange decision is coming from, really. Maybe they're trying to pull a Half-Life: Alyx, seeing as how they're probably not able to fit a game like Splinter Cell into their open world format. Whatever their reasoning, the future of the series seems to be rather bleak.
@@synapse913 The new Oculus is only $300 and a stand-alone system (no PC needed). By the time the new SC drops, $200 stand-alone VR will likely be a reality.
The days of it being out of reach for most is rapidly coming to a close. Better resolutions, substantially cheaper prices, less room and hardware needed, and most importantly, no $1200 PC required. The only thing holding it back now is all these VR companies competing against each other with exclusive titles on platforms that already have very few titles.
It could be good though since half life got a vr game that was good though we shouldn't trust ubisoft.
I hope you’re wrong
It’s sad, because Blacklist was surprisingly good and its version of Spies vs Mercs could’ve been amazing if Ubisoft had balanced it a little and added dedicated servers.
I still watch every Ubisoft conference annually hoping to see a new Splinter Cell. It’s been seven years now.
Quick edit: They could literally just follow the plan of the new Hitman series. Splinter Cell focuses on open-ended-but not huge-maps. Instead it’s about careful planning and choosing your own play style.
Hopefully we’ll see it’s return. And when it does return, I hope it will be linear single player stealth perfection. Fingers crossed
SVM is the most exciting action game I've played online after MK11
Splinter Cell open world can work if they make a mission HQ spot where you set up your mission and loadout, and then the game takes you to a pre-set starting point on the map for each mission. Either you would have to travel there or the game loads you to that spot but the mission wouldn't start until you are in the starting position. They could hide a small loading screen with a little cut-scene of Sam moving into position. Hell, maybe there's multiple starting positions to choose from to suit different play styles or different co-op dynamics.
Basically Breakpoint ?
@@DarkMen701 but not Breakpoint because that storyline and map are trash
You forgot one of the psp titles: Splinter Cell - Essentials.
Although I know it's just a replay of some of the best missions in the entire series, I think it deserves a spot too.
No one forgot SC Essentials. It wasn't "essential".
@@shinbakihanma2749 good point
Game was terrible
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Same could be said about Prince of Persia
Yep. Originally, it was replaced by Assassins Creed. They had been working on PoP Forgotten Sands simultaneously, but they stopped PoP focused more on AC. Then they resumed the development of that PoP, but it didn't go as they expected.
I’ve been a fan of the series since the original on the OG Xbox and honestly if Blacklist had Ironside as Sam it probably would be my favorite one. I enjoyed how it allows you to choose which approach you want to take to each mission and the controls just felt so good. I also wouldn’t mind a return to the original formula though if that’s the route they choose to go. It’s kind of sad though cause I think both play well and I would prefer to see a merging of the two styles.
Last 3 Hitman gave the blueprint on how to do stealth in big sand boxes.
Yeah, Hitman's system is almost perfect for splinter cell games.
I love Pandora Tomorrow and Chaos Theory as much as the next guy, but I just wanted to give Double Agent some love. It was my personal favorite in the series, and was the last game to follow the core stealth formula that made the series so great. I liked that it had the classic black stealth suit stuff mixed in with the plainclothes levels at the terrorist base. The stuff with the terrorists actually reminded me a little of the Hitman series since you're doing a mix of blending in and sneaking around. It really made you feel like a spy. My hypothesis is that DA failed mostly due to a lack of marketing, because it just seems like so few people have actually played it or were even aware of its existence at the time. But Ubisoft interpreted the poor sales as being the result of players not liking the game itself, so they changed up the formula with Conviction, which was the beginning of the end.
This game was fire !! Loved the atmosphere...shame on ubisoft
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I always thought it was weird that ubisoft didn't try to milk spy vs mercs in blacklist.
Yea, kinda weird.
Then again, it might be because spy vs mercs in blacklist turned out to be unbalanced.
During my last days playing SvM I remember that playing as merc was almost impossible due to spies gunning down mercs left and right.
Some TH-camrs back then even made up strats and spy placement layouts that literally made it impossible for mercs to win.
Like, Imagine 3-4 mercs getting completely massacred before they're even able to set their foot inside the room were the terminal is hacked.
SvM was a rough experience at the end, at least for me.
Conviction is massively underrated. People don’t put in context the narrative arc and evolution of the Sam Fisher character. I think it was a great bookend. They should have followed on the story by not having Sam on the frontline anymore, it makes no sense that such an high-ranking officer is risking his life. Plus would have allowed to keep Ironside (given the “live acting” performance excuse given at the time - despite that could be circumnavigated easily).
I’m kinda expecting a reboot after all this time. They might take long cos they might be remastering the old games as well.
I think the game could work in open-world fashion, but not with the Ubisoft mandate of stuffing it to keep players engaged.
Chaos theory is like blood money is to Hitman. It still is the best in the series.
That background music... I know it is from Splinter Cell Double Agent but i just don't know where it is because of how they were similar to some of its other BGM of that game. That's why i'm not sure from what stage or maybe where is it in the game but i know it is from Double Agent.
Edit: I think it was from the stage - Sea of Okhotz (something like that) and that was hard to play in the console.
Blacklist is my favorite and then Chaos Theory, good thing is that Ghost Recon put Sam Back and with Michael's voice.
Also I agree with you, Ubisoft looks like they want to do open world games only, I mean if it makes sense ok, but they seem to force it now.
Anyway, I surely hope to see a new Splinter Cell game soon.
Blacklist is your favorite because Blacklist is the BEST game in the series. You have actual good taste in games. You're not deepthroating Chaos Theory like most so-called phony ass Splinter cell fans.
@@shinbakihanma2749 it really isn't. Just because it has modern homogenised 3rd person controls doesn't mean it's the best.
@@LouSassol69er You're right, Chaos Theory isn't the best, Blacklist is. I'm so glad you admitted that fact. Good for you, buddy.😆
@@shinbakihanma2749 Chaos Theory the best. Doesn't mean Blacklist isn't good, just not best of franchise.
@@LouSassol69er Chaos theory isn't the best. Doesn't mean it's not good. Blacklist is the best. It's ok for you to be wrong, no one (besides me) is perfect.😆
Totally agree with all you said. Splinter Cell is not meant to be open world just because situations and missions need to be scripted at least a bit to be challenging. A good path they could take, in my opinion, is the Hitman reboot way of making levels. I’d still prefer linear levels (all selectable from a specific menu, as it’s always been) but big open levels could fit the Splinter Cell narrative and be a good compromise between the old and new Ubisoft’s style of games.
SC has to stay the way it is...Blacklist had amazing mechanics. But it would be cool if the old voice returns and maybe if it is a little slower and more realistic to the climbing and crouching. The old games made me really focus, because of the realistic and slower movement to be stealthy.
How did Blacklist have amazing mechanics?
The stealth is so dumbed down it's condescending.
They replaced spectrums of noise and light with a meter which fills up to determine when enemies see you.
But if you pay attention the enemy literally doesn't notice anything while the meter is filling up until suddenly it's filled and now he's completely aware of Sam.
Almost like a lightswitch was turned on. Terrible stealth.
If the next Splinter Cell isn't like Chaos Theory, then who cares.
Hitman proved that the old mission select system till works
I am very open to another stealth game. If I want to play an action game, that is what I would do but we love this game because of the sneaky feeling.
i hate how everything has to be an open world game now.
If they were to return this. Then I sure hope they consider dropping the engine they used for Conviction and Blacklist, and develop something to stick with the roots of the original trilogy. I would also expect them to make DA, Conviction, and BL non cannon.
I think the things which people would list as "negatives" about Splinter Cell today we're its biggest strengths back in the day, and still could be. They just have to be tackled right.
People don't want to customise Sam Fisher, they want to be as close to the original as possible.
If Ubisoft base their future direction for splinter cell purely on the games, then they're missing out on a whole other side of the coin.
If anybody has read the Splinter Cell novels, they will know exactly what I'm talking about. They obviously do a lot of character building and show the bigger picture when it comes to his personal life and missions.
An open world style gameplay based in several locations around the world could be perfectly workable. This would include elements of more traditional detective work and hiding in plain sight.
Specific missions and "side quests" (for lack of a better word) could be approached from the stealth angle.
The biggest fault with Blacklist was they made a complete U-turn in the way of character building by changing Sam's voice actor (obviously unavoidable at the time for Michael Ironside).
Also, bring back Lambert.
If Fast and Furious can raise characters from the dead, so too can Splinter Cell.
Honestly, Michael Ironside made Sam sound like a damn autobot. Was glad it got changed
Dude shut up literally only one complaining about something stupid Lmaooo
lol are u stupid? without Michael Ironside it's no Splinter Cell!
Yup 100% agree. They haven't released a splinter cell game because they haven't figured out how to make it into an open world game with rpg mechanics for the sole purpose of pushing microtransactions. Thats my take anyway. I can't wait to see them do something similar for just dance
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Im currently replaying blacklist because i love stealth and im hoping they'll create something similar but with more mechanics, gear and missions. I know its not the most popular of the series but i personally love it.
The Latest know Location in the Timline is that Sam and her Daugther is in Chicago with The Division Team there
I... don’t know. You can certainly see in late Ubisoft titles that they weren’t too keen on making their games non open-world (a point you’ve mentioned). But I also think this is related to the death of Tom Clancy.
Blacklist was the last Ubisoft title bearing the title “Tom Clancy’s” that was made while Tom is still alive. Sadly, he died while Rainbow Six Patriots was under development. And what was Ubi’s response? They cancelled the final legacy of Tom Clancy, and went on to make Siege, the 5v5 Multiplayer Game with much less focus on storytelling (they even removed Terrorist Hunt, the closest resemblance to a Siege single player campaign in 2019). Not only that, they also made a lot of... questionable titles under the name of “Tom Clancy” (let’s not talk about Elite Squad).
Splitter cell is my favorite game franchise of all time. Every year since Blacklist came out I've hoped for an announcement for the next. Every year I'm disappointed 😩
I think ubisoft should just make a remaster of original Splinter Cell. It would please old fans and they wouldn't do too much. I'm pretty sure that remastering a game is way easier than creating a new one.
I agree. Remake/Remaster every Splinter cell game with Blacklist's gameplay, and voila, PERFECTION. Blacklist was the best game in the series.
Yeah exactly how Capcom are handling Resident Evil. Then they could probably justify rebooting the franchise since Michael Ironside is getting a little older now (including Sam Fisher). Maybe a soft reboot similar to Modern Warfare 2019 would be good if they really had to keep the Sam Fisher character.
I agree 100%. What ubisoft needs to realize: all the teens that grew up playing their games are adults now. Make a new splinter cell. IT WILL SELL
I need splinter cells game, only fisher are close to snake metal gear solid, and both of them is my favorite but now just splinter cells left, i hope they making comeback.
Ubisoft should take notes from Capcom with Resident Evil. They need to remake the old games. Then they need to make new games. I think they should reboot for this. They can either soft reboot, Modern Warfare 2019 style or full reboot with a new character to leave Sam Fishers legacy.
He was added to r6 siege so it’s likely that that’s why the Italian actor was voice acting him
I'm a Splinter cell diehard, and Blacklist was the BEST game in the series, and I LOVED the new voices.
I really liked blacklist a lot as well. Idk if I’d say it’s my favorite but it really is a great game
Chaos theory was the best. Blacklist wasn't even a splinter cell game.
@@makefoxhoundgreatagain842 Chaos Theory wishes it were as amazing as Blacklist. So so you..🤣
I wonder if it'd be worth making a first person Splinter Cell? They could reuse a load of gadgets and mechanics from R6:S. Also if it's a sequel, then I think it'd be fun to make Sam Fisher your boss, chatting in your earpiece, and the player a recent hire who can be forgiven for your average player's mistakes.
Splinter cell and syphon filter need a comeback
Hey just a thought. Earlier today, 4A games made the announcement about ray tracing coming to Metro Exodus on consoles in an update coming out later this year. What if Ubisofts kinda been waiting to be able to take full advantage of something like ray tracing especially because the SC series has made such a huge emphasis on using light and shadow on being the main mechanic of the game? They've prob started working on something but the time window was kinda awkward cuz they weren't able to work on the current gen tech? Idk like i said just a thought! Please feel free to comment what you think. 😊
Nah they're figuring out how to make openworld Splinter Cell with hundreds of chests for loot variants, guard towers, collectibles and store mtx.
@@LouSassol69er definitely hope not but hey.. ya never know LOL
@@goodolmanny8198 haha same. I think them already doing that model with Ghost Recon and the Division is why we won't see it with Splinter Cell though. They'd just be way too similar. That's the only good thing about Ghost Recon being openworld, preventing Splinter Cell from becoming the same.
Simple, modern gamers lack the patience to really enjoy a TRUE stealth XP. Everything is rapid fire-open world shenanigans now. They tried to fix this with Blacklist and only pissed off the real fans of Splinter Cell, while simultaneously not gaining traction with new users.
Probably cause Ubisoft changed voice actors from Ironsides. The game stopped in its tracks. Similarly to MGS 5 when David Hayter was replaced by Kiefer Sutherland. Dunno, just a theory. Also Ironsides is getting up there in age.
MGSV did well though. MGS only ended because of the Kojima-Konami split.
For a start they could just remake SC 1+2, and remaster SC 3+4. I'm fine with Conviction and Blacklist as they are. But they should port them for the PS4/5 generations. They could sell it as a bundle and I'd be happy to pay 300 bucks for it. If they add a legit SC 8 to the mix I'd pay 500$ without any hesitation.
They should just remaster blacklist, that game was perfect, or bring a next Gen collection with every game.
I just want a new SC game, plain and simple. Furthermore, I actually do hope they figure out how to make it an open world game - but with great story missions like before. The reason I like open world is because I love the exploration aspect, taking down bases, etc. and would love to be able to do that in a SC game. Like I said, no matter if it's open world or not, we definitely need a new SC game - but one that's done properly and worth the long wait. Just my two cents.
I want a blacklist remaster it was my first and only one I've played and I loved it
Well, you played the best entry in the series. So...
If they're going to remaster any of them it's going to be the older games. Remake even.
Without any emotions involved I would like to give you a constructive criticsm:
I think the reason why you do not get more clicks is that your 5min video can be summarized in two sentences: The video game industry (incl. Ubisoft) strongly transists from a liniar game approach to an Open world setting, which is in absolute contrast to previous SC Games. It seems Ubisoft did not have a good idea how to combine the loved SC experience with this trend.
If each of your sentences would bring new info, I would be motivated to watch more of your content. But like this I remain with the feeling to have waisted 5mins.
I think another splinter cell wasnt released because Ubi, in a way, added it to another game, the ghost recon series. In wildlands and breakpoint you can play stealthly if desired, it lacks some of the mechanics, sure, but the basis are still there, in breakpoint they even added the echelon class.
No just NO. STFU
Only way I could see them doing open world is a series of small open worlds that can be gone to at any time like levels
I wouldn’t mind that. I like that idea
They just need to remove the whole automatic action feel that conviction had and have it more stealthy like pandora and double agent had. Those story lines were awesome
I repeat always blacklist was good it just pisses us all fans for it to be called splinter cell. Thanks you for taking Splinter cell as a topic it is appreciated
Probably Best stealth game ever made, very down to earth simulation
I Just love Luca Ward
yes i agree i do want a return of the game but... i do fear the concept would be damaged if it follows the path of Other games they make
However it would be interesting to see an open world "spin off" version just to see how it pans out
also... why not a VR version of splinter cell??
You can basically play splinter cell in ghost recon breakpoint. They have an echelon class and you can just play as you would in splinter cell. Shoot out lights and sneak around with a pistol and a knife
Yea well breakpoint butt juice.
@@silkil7100 I think its way better now than it was at launch. I made the mistake of buying it within the first 3 months of it being out and had to put it down for a while
@@rileyhance318 Idk I bought breakpoint on ps4 release and it was garbage, then almost a year I bought Ubisoft plus and give it another chance and although breakpoint had a few more extra things thrown into it than Wild lands, I think wild lands is still better in the end. To each his own though.
@@silkil7100 Im playing on pc. the current wildlands port is still ass on pc running like hot garbage with poor utilization. I do agree that wildlands is the better game but with the huge visual and performance improvements breakpoint has over wildlands in addition to the new updates made makes it a better choice on pc for me at least.
@@rileyhance318 what pc you have? Sound to me that your PC is hot garbage im able too run wildlands on a gf63 thin real fine with only 4 GB of ram
splinter cell got prince of persia'd
Been waiting patiently for a new game been a fan since the first game on xbox
The first splinter cell oon original xbox was ground breaking, great game
I remember when the servers shut down on Splinters Cell on WiiU 😢
I wouldn't mind the next Splinter Cell being open world IF it similar to MGSV.
I think Chaos Theory is by far the best in the series.. Double Agent was similar gameplay wise, but I didn't like the fact that almost every level played out in broad daylight. Splinter Cell is synonumous with night vision and shooting lights IMHO 🙂. Hopefully we'll see a new game in the series, and some remakes in the future! 😍
Mix assassin’s creed with GTA and you’ve got splinter cell open world. well at least assassin’s creed if you play it like an assassin and not an ax wielding madman who just draws giant crowds and counters them all to death
sam fisher is a playable character in r6
Good thing he still live and appear in Wildlands
Best multi player going ..chaos theory (PT) then black list only.
If there was any call of duty game you would call to be you favorite or just great, which one would that be and why and how do you think it has effected you or the whey you see games today?
Black ops 1. Easily the best campaign, great and mostly balanced multiplayer, and some of my favorite zombies maps along with the remakes of world at war maps. Black ops 1 was the complete package and will forever be my favorite game of the series. It’s over 10 years old now but still unbeatable. I think it really shows how current call of duty game or just video games in general deliver much less content and overall have less quality as well. Across the board video games have dipped in quality and focus on reselling and reskinning old content. Games today could be incredible if only companies didn’t think short term and instead focused on making a memorable and lasting product.
I really liked Sam Fisher voice actor and character in SC Blacklist. It's a shame we have to wait so long for a new game :/ and I agree with the opinion about Ubisoft making more and more sandbox games. In my opinion it makes the game less realistic with all the mechanics that it comes with
The only way it would work is if they would bring the mechanics of superhot and to it and then
Man I really loved those games 🥺
Why do they keep teasing us? Having him in WildLands and DLC loadout in Farcry and now as Zero? in Siege? Just bring back Ironside and give us the next-gen graphics with Choas Theory play-style, 200+ hours of gameplay and end it... I'd be alright that... oh.. and some :)
Yeah I hope to live to play a new splitter cell game. It was my first game on ps2.
After looking at sales and the target sales Ubi sets for games, well let’s just say splinter cell has been very inconsistent in reaching those goals. SC still makes them money but it’s less than what they expected. That’s probably the main reason for why SC has been postponed or completely cancelled. I wish for another SC game but quite frankly I don’t see it happening any time soon.
please, tell me that the leaked splinter cell from the italian voice actor, wich I love since the first Splinter cell(I'm italian) it's not that Xdefiance or whatever the name is.. I'll be very sad..
What happened to metal gear solid, syphon filter, splinter cell.
I think it's because ubisoft don't want to destroy the beautiful franchise like what they did in... double agent.
All you bois talking about this now go to the SC reddit and see our pain.
In my opinion Splinter Cell the first four games are just like Mission Impossible the first one movie kind of stealth spy thriller go through somewhere hide in the shadow get to the secret file without kill or less kill the guards but the sequels are not like this the same it more action less stealth. Conviction is just like Sam Fisher turn John Wick mode with a lot of execution. I always love Chaos Theory this is the best installment in this series. Conviction for me it not bad but it not feel the same way like the original game.
RIP Splinter Cell franchise.
Lets go i got all the splinter cell games it will be awesome please.Ubisoft keep it coming there is no game like it! Cant wait👍
They should make like an end to it in the way he retires and somebody steps for him or something around that make a secuence of its franchise and just keep the momemtum coming because is 10 thousand time better than any other game likenthe san andreas sequences