@Michael Franklin and Trevor there are 3 extra missions on Xbox live: - Uselka Infiltration - Uselka Submarine - Kolacell Are free to download if you own the original disc, I'm playing them right now on my Xbox one
Being a 30yo woman I'm glad that I can still find and play/watch these games from when I was a teenager. Stealth action had perfect conditions for total Immersion. You had to be patient and observant to progress. And I'm biased about the graphics, but this early 2000s vibe was just wonderful. I love those rough around the edges 3d models and textures without bump mapping.
My Uncle Tim would let me stay at his place and my older cousin had this, he was never home so I got to play this thanks to him. RIP Tim and RIP John.@@manbatmiso
The lighting is still great to this day. That aged really well. For a 2002 game the great lighting hides a lot of the blockiness and low res textures of the era. The infrared mode still looks cool to this day. That blew us the hell away in 2002.
I remember playing this game as a kid and thinking "I wanna be in the military!" Now that I am I have several questions but here is just one....what is Sam fisher's workout regimen!? This man stays crouched for hours, knocks out/kills the enemy constantly, lifts their bodies with no resistance or exhaust, traverses pipes, climbs buildings, runs, stays silent on his feet, and maintains low breathing over the age of 40, WITH EQUIPMENT ON! I gotta get like that. Not army strong, splinter cell strong.
I had this game on the PS2 but it broke 😭😭😭 now i have it in the Xbox Series S and it runs so good at a native 1440p60 and its the Original Xbox version.
I know, right? Some people just wanna hear the badass music and background noises, not some dude's voice talking about what's happening right in front of us lol
One thing I really appreciate about this walkthrough is the control of the camera. Some others give you motion sickness in about 30 seconds. Well done.
A lot of assets in this game makes it hard for me to believe that it's from 2002! It's crazy honestly. And yeah, there's a lot of tech and terminology that gives it away that it's from the early 2000s lol
@@NeverQuit87 So you're just hating on metal gear solid 2 or on the entire metal gear franchise? I mean metal gear solid 2 wasn't the best entry but I think it was pretty damn good, it had awesome graphics for its time too
I got this game with my OG xbox back in 2000, it's so funny watching this guy fly through it knowing how many hours i spent deciphering each particular encounter. Perfect graphics, gameplay, character voices and sounds
ah man totally. i had a mate as a kid who's dad was pretty well off so he had an xbox before anyone else, halo and max payne sold it but when i got mine with splinter cell it was next level
@@carbonreptile5437 it isn't that great by todays standards. Especially when compared to Chaos Theory. Thats why it WAS revolutionary when it came out.
I remember when I was a kid and got stuck on a level mission with no ammo and couldn’t get through it. I will never get over it. I want to replay this game again.
yeah i never got far as a kid with either of the trilogy but give it a go now for sure if you can, i bought the PS3 trilogy some years ago and smashed it, was so so much fun.
Ahh good memories 😭 I remember back in 2010, my neighbors son was cleaning out his room and asked if I wanted a couple of PC games and this was one of them😭❤ thank you again nicky😂😂
Sweet memories of playing this game never get old. The perfect spy assassin is this game here. Every chance I got, I put out the lights and make the area completely dark. Thanks for the upload of this game. Loved it all.
I grew up on these Splinter Cell games and have been playing them annually for years. I don't enjoy SAR as much anymore and don't really have the patience to play through, so these types of walkthroughs are a nice way to catch up on the nostalgia without reloading checkpoints a dozen times.
i hear you man, i found the whole game insanely hard but still couldn't stay away. Skip to 2021 it's a relative breeze in comparison but the vibes are still the same
man I remember being in middleschool playing this game afterschool with friends, I was obsessed with this entire series even joined forums where people made fanart and talked about splintercell.
This game was so ahead of its time. Its never looked so good. God I wish they'd bring Splinter Cell back properly! That stealth genre needs him now more than ever!
I just wanted to say that I finished watching your Metal Gear Solid longplays, as I'm a huge fan of that series, but I was even more extatic to see you have the Splinter Cell series as well. So, I just wanted to say thank you for the entertainment, as you made my deployment all the more bearble.
I love the lighting effects. They look so good! You actually want to show down and explore the environment just to appreciate how beautiful the lighting is. It's a shame that the later games make you rush through levels. I liked the idea that Sam was not invincible or unstoppable. He was a 47 year old man that used stealth and avoidance to get his job done. The later games just didn't have the same tension or look.
I always find this game more relaxed than its sequels. There's a lot cold vibe going on in those concretes. Truly this is a Stealth Action Redefined game.
@Sarah J While 3 is everyone's favorites, and I never deny it at all, 1 and 4 (especially 6th gen) are my all-time favorites for the pure quiet feel for each level.
I never forget how my dad forced me to play the game to foster my patience and instill his love for stealth games in my gamer head. This game was the introduction of stealth games for me. XD
Man I remmeber when I came to canada back in 2006. I as just 14yrsold and I played thegame and felt in love with it! IM 30 AND sometimes I let me ps5 grab some dust. THIS GAME just brings back too many memories. Waking up at 4am and olaying till mid night lol. Those days as a kid.
I thought the xbox version of DA was very good as well. It managed to keep the core gameplay while feeling different and delivering the most emotionally charged story in the series.
One of the best games of all time. I loved the first three. Then it became an action game instead of stealth. I guess cause people became more impatient 🤷
I remember when I was young and watching my brother play this, I remember being bored lol and asking why he's going so slow. Now I appreciate this game and the stealth.
@Bwa Bwa Yoshi Yes, and yes. I had the unfortunate experience of playing the broken PC port. At the time I wasn't aware of the pitiful state it was released in with the broken shadows, so I was constantly getting spotted in total darkness while nearly losing my mind in a fit of rage every time it happened. It was not a fun experience. The game is better with the fixes, but still outdated with the gameplay.
I’m so excited about the announced remake of this first game. They definitely refined most of the mechanics in the following 2 installments, but this original is still a classic and very unique
My sister got me into this game. When she first bought the original Xbox. This game with it. She ended up beating the game and then after that she let me play it. I would always ask her what I should do whenever I got stuck. Good times!
As a kid when this first came out I begged my mom to get it for me…I played non stop for days if I wasn’t at school,sleep or outside playing with friends I’m in my room being stealthy I recently got a pc and I downloaded all three of the first splinter cell games I play the first one the most still cia and Georgia mission was my favorites
Lol you can knockout enemies with normal sticky cameras and grenades throwing them to the head, and in the mission abattoir when you must protect the hostages you can activate the turrets and disable the IFF from them and they will kill the incoming mercenaries. The funniest part of the game.
This is one of the first games I ever played then halo was later on. Splinter cell chaos theory was actually the one I played. I remember there was this one mission where u were in a lake or something at night and me and my little brother could never pass that mission. There this other game called swat too I think we played.
I miss this version of Splinter Cell. The stealth, the gadgets, the team behind Sam... so much better than the Bourne Identity version of Splinter Cell. This, Pandora Tomorrow, and Chaos Theory were the best.
I just love the first level. It's so definitive of the whole series. Reminds me of Bafford's Manor on Thief: The Dark Project. I could play it over and over.
I swear this game nailed the stealth genere...and I'd like to say that the music score was amazing..i mean the music highlighted every moment of the game especially playing with headphones
Everyone talks about the gameplay and graphics and what have you. But what I feel really makes Splinter Cell, and Tom Clancy games in general, is the presentation. Take the cutscenes with the news for example, they help show what else is going on on in the world while also commenting on events you bring to light. And said events feel like they could actually happen. The weaponized algorithm seen here, the ultranationalist coup in Ghost Recon, the environmentalist plot to release Ebola in Rainbow Six. Just the right amount of gravity to the situation. All the way up till Future Soldier where they would recycle the Ultranationalist coup. Now it’s all been watered down and Sam here got the worst of it. Being brought out of retirement to make us clap.
Great run - I’ve beaten the game many times, but always struggle on the abattoir mission. Can’t believe you just ran straight through the mine field without putting on your thermals! 😂Good effort! I used wall mines on the last bit and kept the machine guns on - worked a treat.
There are actually only 8 mandatory KOs and 1 kill you have to make in the entire game: The colonel in Defense Ministry The technician in Oil Refinery Dougherty and the final guard in CIA HQ 3 mercenaries, 2 officers and Grinko in the final fight in Abattoir And Nikoladze as the only mandatory kill in Presidential Palace. All others can be dodged one way or the other.
@@marcohidalgo1101 It hasn't. You literally don't need to kill anyone in the entire level. Not even knock out, actually. I suppose the level encourages you to kill since it's the first one in which you can actually use the SC-20K to shoot enemies. There are even some forced actions sequences but those can be skipped more or less.
@@marcohidalgo1101 You can basically just run through. The enemies are always aware of your position in that area so you WILL take damage, though. I've had most success by climbing up the window opposite of the doorway through which you enter the area, and then stunning the guard with Ring Airfoil as he runs in.
The most outstanding play through and video of it I have ever seen. Also how great a game this is ! What today can compare with it ? Perhaps the reality around us.
I loved this game. I wish they still made it for the newer platforms. Also, I love how when the breaks into the CIA and they're talking about how secure the building is but yet there's no lights in the hallway and Sam can literally hide along the wall while a guard just strolls on by.
I remember playing this in 2002 on my Dell tower pc. I didn't have a decent graphics card but it was just about able to work for this game. I enjoyed those peaceful hours playing this when I was a student.
You know you played it too much when you can quote the character dialogue perfectly word by word lol. I remember getting it the Christmas I turned 11; loved it so much. Never did complete the Georgia mission, was incredibly difficult compared to the rest of the game.
I miss the good old days when the games were still created for fun not only for money. Thief and Splinter Cell are prime examples of timeless classics created by passionate developers. This passion for creating fun experiences seems to be gone now...
I played this game when it first came out on PS2; several times in fact. I loved it, it was one of my favorite series. Tried playing again recently and I truly believe modern games have ruined me.
the graphics and gameplay in modern games are better, but the games themselves don't feel authentic like the old games. Maybe it's just part of growing up, but modern games don't have that same feeling as a kid.
Just completed this on PC thanks to this walkthrough! Even all these years later trying to play it I was getting stuck lol. The shooting on this game is dreadful though, on so many occasions I'd shoot at a guy, hit him like 10 times and it wouldn't even register that I'd hit him 🤦♂
Splinter Cell 1 Missions
1:14 Mission 1 Training
19:18 Mission 2 Police Station
43:35 Mission 3 Defence Ministry
1:07:20 Mission 4 Oil Refinery
1:21:38 Mission 5 CIA HQ
1:54:09 Mission 6 Katinatek
2:28:28 Mission 7 Chinese Embassy
2:46:41 Mission 8 Abattoir
3:11:28 Mission 9 Chinese Embassy 2
3:38:17 Mission 10 Presidential Palace
Thanks dude
Thank you so much.
I never say "I might never need these..." I take a everything!
@Michael Franklin and Trevor there are 3 extra missions on Xbox live:
- Uselka Infiltration
- Uselka Submarine
- Kolacell
Are free to download if you own the original disc, I'm playing them right now on my Xbox one
You dropped this 👑
This game is 20yrs old and has better use of lighting than most games today.
The shadow casting blew me away.
too bad it's broken if you don't put some modifications
I was just thinking this game looks as good as some games today!
You got damn right my man amazing and wasn't a lot of clipping
This is part of the reason why my game library is filled with mostly older games
im back here for look i know a this time my pc was not good enouth for the game :D
The low piano key of alerting the enemy Always scared the heck out of us as kids not gonna lie
Yeah. That got me waking up back then.
"I heard something move!"
Mario 64 trained us to.
Invisible mode activated.
Tru.
I still feel that way sometimes
Being a 30yo woman I'm glad that I can still find and play/watch these games from when I was a teenager.
Stealth action had perfect conditions for total Immersion. You had to be patient and observant to progress.
And I'm biased about the graphics, but this early 2000s vibe was just wonderful. I love those rough around the edges 3d models and textures without bump mapping.
On the subject of the graphics, they really do have a charm to them.
They have a way of not feeling "dated" but just vintage
I'm a a sexy 19 year old with knocker tits. I also loved playing this game.
Yep i used to watch my uncle play this. RIP John
My Uncle Tim would let me stay at his place and my older cousin had this, he was never home so I got to play this thanks to him. RIP Tim and RIP John.@@manbatmiso
The lighting is still great to this day. That aged really well. For a 2002 game the great lighting hides a lot of the blockiness and low res textures of the era. The infrared mode still looks cool to this day. That blew us the hell away in 2002.
As a young kid i really struggled with this game, but i did like it.
It was wack as hell trying to play this on the olddddd Xbox lol
Right? I remember really enjoying the tutorial as a kid, but halfway through the first actual mission the struggle began.
I couldnt get through the locked door when i firsted played
@@axlpuff5017 Bro I played it when I was a little boy , I remember I was stuck on the tutorial somehow. Damn time flies now I’m 24
I loved that game. I wanted to be a spy like Sam Fisher.
oh man, how meditative this game can be. all that ambient music and noise from offices, computers and etc. the immersion is so realistic
Exactly this game is so fucking special
A remaster would be cool. Modern sound and ambiance. A sweet ride.
@@jameswatsonatheistgamer Theres a remake in the works
@@princessmyprincess4284 I'd prefer a remaster. But I'll settle for a remake. As-long as they don't screw the story up and use the same actors.
@@jameswatsonatheistgamer are you sure you're not getting them mixed up?
I remember playing this game as a kid and thinking "I wanna be in the military!" Now that I am I have several questions but here is just one....what is Sam fisher's workout regimen!? This man stays crouched for hours, knocks out/kills the enemy constantly, lifts their bodies with no resistance or exhaust, traverses pipes, climbs buildings, runs, stays silent on his feet, and maintains low breathing over the age of 40, WITH EQUIPMENT ON! I gotta get like that. Not army strong, splinter cell strong.
Calesthenics my man. Do the obstacles course on base but slow motion. Do pull-ups with your body parallel to the ground.
OMG I thought about this today and I came here to remember this game ahahahahahahahaha
I had this game on the PS2 but it broke 😭😭😭 now i have it in the Xbox Series S and it runs so good at a native 1440p60 and its the Original Xbox version.
He was a navy seal too.
Imagine wanting to go to the military because of a videogame. What a tool.
"Stealth Walkthrough - No commentary" Orgasmic
I know, right? Some people just wanna hear the badass music and background noises, not some dude's voice talking about what's happening right in front of us lol
I found my club
Yes amen
@@sirbentley369 yeah, like, commentary is for streaming, just saying.
I used to do the cia mission at full sprint no problem
One thing I really appreciate about this walkthrough is the control of the camera. Some others give you motion sickness in about 30 seconds. Well done.
Game came out when I was a sophomore and was basically my best friend through high school. I still play it sometimes. Beautiful work of art.
If this game was your best friend you must have been a loser lol
You do have no friends. True
On top of what you did say, it really does not have bad things (except for the difficulty which is one of those)
This game never gets old, it has that late 90s early 2000s vibe from documents to password keys to usbs which then they called data sticks lol.
A lot of assets in this game makes it hard for me to believe that it's from 2002! It's crazy honestly. And yeah, there's a lot of tech and terminology that gives it away that it's from the early 2000s lol
"Palm top"
This game was ahead of its time. No game had these types of graphics
Half life 1&2 also had pretty graphics for their time
Actually graphics were better but it had the best lighting mechanics
@Bwa Bwa Yoshi metal gear 2 was trash
Great game back and in the day and music to go with it
@@NeverQuit87 So you're just hating on metal gear solid 2 or on the entire metal gear franchise? I mean metal gear solid 2 wasn't the best entry but I think it was pretty damn good, it had awesome graphics for its time too
I got this game with my OG xbox back in 2000, it's so funny watching this guy fly through it knowing how many hours i spent deciphering each particular encounter. Perfect graphics, gameplay, character voices and sounds
This video is far and Away the best long play of this game. Great Immersive pacing and Camera Work
Thanks man
Great walkthrough. This game really deserves a remaster.
How has it not been remastered yet
@@sportscardink8834 Ubisoft care about micro more than making the fans happy. I want OG Ghost Recon back.
Eddie Bonilla same You have no idea how bad I am literally a diehard fan
I kinda miss the ol'Clancy games..
They're making a cross over in rainbow six
the cloth physics, lighting and shadows were amazing at the time
ah man totally. i had a mate as a kid who's dad was pretty well off so he had an xbox before anyone else, halo and max payne sold it but when i got mine with splinter cell it was next level
@@marks9948 I remember the feeling! That generation of consoles was my fave
That's what I remember being part of the marketing. The fabric physics especially.
I bought the original xbox just to play this game when I was 16. Was worth every penny. Time flies
hammerhead1 same here, only I was 31, lol.
I was like 11 😭😭😭 good times man
My dad had original xbon and this game and hitman 2 and Harry Potter and shrek so i played those when i was 10
Fortnite guys misses so much
i remember buying it from a local video store and installing it on my pc and being surprised that it worked. good times
The greatest part about the splinter cell games is that in the secret operations world, there is always an empty wine bottle around when you need it.
Empty wine bottle for plot purposes
I remember how revolutionary this game was.
*is*
@@carbonreptile5437 it was is but now is was.
Yeah I used to always play this game fully nude as it was a game that would make my pouch hum furiously.
Still is
@@carbonreptile5437 it isn't that great by todays standards. Especially when compared to Chaos Theory. Thats why it WAS revolutionary when it came out.
I remember when I was a kid and got stuck on a level mission with no ammo and couldn’t get through it. I will never get over it. I want to replay this game again.
yeah i never got far as a kid with either of the trilogy but give it a go now for sure if you can, i bought the PS3 trilogy some years ago and smashed it, was so so much fun.
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It was meant to be a hard game, sad tbh, but luckily im finding it to be the GOAT
I never beat the game. But I got really far. Like I was near the end. Came back here because I wanted to see how the game ended lol
After all these years I remembered the code to that training door lol.
Thought it was just me lol
Yeah
Me too
28469 (without rewatching)
Amen brother
Same
Ahh good memories 😭 I remember back in 2010, my neighbors son was cleaning out his room and asked if I wanted a couple of PC games and this was one of them😭❤ thank you again nicky😂😂
Sweet memories of playing this game never get old. The perfect spy assassin is this game here. Every chance I got, I put out the lights and make the area completely dark. Thanks for the upload of this game. Loved it all.
I grew up on these Splinter Cell games and have been playing them annually for years. I don't enjoy SAR as much anymore and don't really have the patience to play through, so these types of walkthroughs are a nice way to catch up on the nostalgia without reloading checkpoints a dozen times.
I was 10 when this came out and the CIA hq was absolutely brutal for me lol. I had such a hard time
i hear you man, i found the whole game insanely hard but still couldn't stay away. Skip to 2021 it's a relative breeze in comparison but the vibes are still the same
I played at 10 years too and CIA hq and chinesse embassy that was so hard
@@cesarsp3165 fun fact is that we can play this game on our android devices..
For me it’s chaos theory bank. How tf was I supposed to know there’s be a random laser on the vault entrance when you leave??
@@cesarsp3165 Don't forget Abbatoir.
man I remember being in middleschool playing this game afterschool with friends, I was obsessed with this entire series even joined forums where people made fanart and talked about splintercell.
This game was so ahead of its time. Its never looked so good. God I wish they'd bring Splinter Cell back properly! That stealth genre needs him now more than ever!
You got your wish!
So is a new splinter cell is in the works?
If so I can't wait how they continue the story now that Lamberts is gone and third echelon betrayed sam Fisher
i miss the days when games were games and not online account marketing rubbish. this game is epic to this day
What’s the door code??
A beautiful classic played as it should be, smoothly, calmly and without a trace.
Brings back some of my best memories as a teenager. Light and shadows are just as good if not better than today's graphics, especially on PC.
I just wanted to say that I finished watching your Metal Gear Solid longplays, as I'm a huge fan of that series, but I was even more extatic to see you have the Splinter Cell series as well. So, I just wanted to say thank you for the entertainment, as you made my deployment all the more bearble.
Thanks man
I enjoyed the hell out of this. It brought back so many gaming memories. Many thanks for posting the walkthrough.
I love the lighting effects. They look so good! You actually want to show down and explore the environment just to appreciate how beautiful the lighting is. It's a shame that the later games make you rush through levels. I liked the idea that Sam was not invincible or unstoppable. He was a 47 year old man that used stealth and avoidance to get his job done. The later games just didn't have the same tension or look.
What’s the door code 😈
I'd sneak around my neighborhood as a kid after playing this lol
That Low Piano key and Metal Gear Solid's Exclaimation sound effect was life back then. I miss this era of gaming.
it was 2002. i finished my high school and played this game. everything was great!
Such an immersive game, on par with MGS2! Playing games like this as a kid is hard to beat
Back when gaming was soo great. Loved this series.
This game aged like wine
The hd quality of this on YT is better than when I played it on my laptop back in the day. One of my favorite IPs.
I always find this game more relaxed than its sequels. There's a lot cold vibe going on in those concretes. Truly this is a Stealth Action Redefined game.
@Sarah J While 3 is everyone's favorites, and I never deny it at all, 1 and 4 (especially 6th gen) are my all-time favorites for the pure quiet feel for each level.
@Sarah J Which DA version are you referring?
Since Pandora Tomorrow was more of the same-y type sequel, I personally would replace this game with Pandora Tomorrow.
just to think one motion senor light would just put an end to sam's mission lol
This game was AMAZING and I'm still waiting for a remaster or a new splinter cell much love for this franchise
Remake ! :D
The game that thought me Georgia was a country
and im from georgia :d
american education system in a nutshell
47:06 damn it sam, at least wait for him to finish peeing
Most people would have a tough time with this game even if it was modern. That light gauge was the only thing you had beside the goggles :)
We need a Remake of this game on the level of the resident evil remakes
Facts
Ubisoft would ruin it. Fuck that. They would make it an open world player driven sandbox
ubisoft said we might get another splinter cell game in 2021
We are talking about modern day Ubisoft here. They are completely incapable of something like that
I love the music in this game.
For real I love the style of of. Ominous and badass.
Gameplay got old but atmosphere is still great. I'm doing another run these days.
This classic was a masterpiece,would love to see this remastered ❤️
They are actually doing a full remake from the ground up! They just announced it in December, 2021!!
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I never forget how my dad forced me to play the game to foster my patience and instill his love for stealth games in my gamer head. This game was the introduction of stealth games for me. XD
We didn't realize how good we had it back then
Damn, This takes me back to the 2000s as a kid, playing this game any chance I got,
The CIA need more funding for corridor lights.
Man I remmeber when I came to canada back in 2006. I as just 14yrsold and I played thegame and felt in love with it! IM 30 AND sometimes I let me ps5 grab some dust. THIS GAME just brings back too many memories. Waking up at 4am and olaying till mid night lol. Those days as a kid.
Childhood
This is a masterpiece. Splinter Cell 1-3 are the best.
I thought the xbox version of DA was very good as well. It managed to keep the core gameplay while feeling different and delivering the most emotionally charged story in the series.
It's better than most games today. Love Splinter Cell
The atmosphere of this game is still incredible. Hope the remake can come close to matching it.
I’ve beaten this multiple times. Currently playing through it again. Love playing this game when it’s cold outside especially at night.
One of the best games of all time. I loved the first three. Then it became an action game instead of stealth. I guess cause people became more impatient 🤷
One of the best gameseries ever made. Super voiceovers from great actors. Nice gameplay. 👍thx for u.l.
I remember when I was young and watching my brother play this, I remember being bored lol and asking why he's going so slow. Now I appreciate this game and the stealth.
Never thought I'd end up hating this game so much as I did when playing it.
@Bwa Bwa Yoshi Yes, and yes. I had the unfortunate experience of playing the broken PC port. At the time I wasn't aware of the pitiful state it was released in with the broken shadows, so I was constantly getting spotted in total darkness while nearly losing my mind in a fit of rage every time it happened. It was not a fun experience. The game is better with the fixes, but still outdated with the gameplay.
@@OTBASH Idk if you played Pandora Tomorrow, but I feel like that game aged much better
I’m so excited about the announced remake of this first game. They definitely refined most of the mechanics in the following 2 installments, but this original is still a classic and very unique
My sister got me into this game. When she first bought the original Xbox. This game with it. She ended up beating the game and then after that she let me play it. I would always ask her what I should do whenever I got stuck. Good times!
As a kid when this first came out I begged my mom to get it for me…I played non stop for days if I wasn’t at school,sleep or outside playing with friends I’m in my room being stealthy I recently got a pc and I downloaded all three of the first splinter cell games I play the first one the most still cia and Georgia mission was my favorites
The original Splinter Cell has, imo, the best sound track out of all the Splinter Cell games. Double Agent comes in second, then Chaos Theory.
Lol you can knockout enemies with normal sticky cameras and grenades throwing them to the head, and in the mission abattoir when you must protect the hostages you can activate the turrets and disable the IFF from them and they will kill the incoming mercenaries. The funniest part of the game.
Doesn't work 100% of the time. One of the officers usually throws a grenade at the American soldiers from outside the turret's range
Holy nostalgia! The music for these games is so good
This is one of the first games I ever played then halo was later on. Splinter cell chaos theory was actually the one I played. I remember there was this one mission where u were in a lake or something at night and me and my little brother could never pass that mission. There this other game called swat too I think we played.
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I miss this version of Splinter Cell. The stealth, the gadgets, the team behind Sam... so much better than the Bourne Identity version of Splinter Cell. This, Pandora Tomorrow, and Chaos Theory were the best.
This is debatably the best game ever.
would it be too old for me to start streaming from tomorrow?
@@ApeRathod honestly it depends on if your subscribers like older games or if they just enjoy newer ones. 💁🏽♀️
@@mareped9010 perfect point 🤗👍 thanks ❣️
Wow, ive been waiting for a splinter cell series walkthrough
I just love the first level. It's so definitive of the whole series. Reminds me of Bafford's Manor on Thief: The Dark Project. I could play it over and over.
Lmao I like how at the start of the game the guy is holding a sign that looks like a meme
Man this, Halo and Call of Duty 2 was enough… simple yet so ahead of it’s time
The lighting in this game is just phenomenal
I swear this game nailed the stealth genere...and I'd like to say that the music score was amazing..i mean the music highlighted every moment of the game especially playing with headphones
For real! I love all the tracks in this game but I think the one that nails it for me is when your lurking in the streets in Vietnam (I think).
I love this game so much. Ive been consistently playing through the original trilogy at least once a year since chaos theory came out in 2005.
Well I'll admit it whoever played this walk-through game is a true pro and master I give that person a thumbs up 👍
Everyone talks about the gameplay and graphics and what have you. But what I feel really makes Splinter Cell, and Tom Clancy games in general, is the presentation. Take the cutscenes with the news for example, they help show what else is going on on in the world while also commenting on events you bring to light. And said events feel like they could actually happen.
The weaponized algorithm seen here, the ultranationalist coup in Ghost Recon, the environmentalist plot to release Ebola in Rainbow Six. Just the right amount of gravity to the situation. All the way up till Future Soldier where they would recycle the Ultranationalist coup.
Now it’s all been watered down and Sam here got the worst of it. Being brought out of retirement to make us clap.
Great run - I’ve beaten the game many times, but always struggle on the abattoir mission. Can’t believe you just ran straight through the mine field without putting on your thermals! 😂Good effort!
I used wall mines on the last bit and kept the machine guns on - worked a treat.
There are actually only 8 mandatory KOs and 1 kill you have to make in the entire game:
The colonel in Defense Ministry
The technician in Oil Refinery
Dougherty and the final guard in CIA HQ
3 mercenaries, 2 officers and Grinko in the final fight in Abattoir
And Nikoladze as the only mandatory kill in Presidential Palace. All others can be dodged one way or the other.
Wow
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@@marcohidalgo1101 It hasn't. You literally don't need to kill anyone in the entire level. Not even knock out, actually.
I suppose the level encourages you to kill since it's the first one in which you can actually use the SC-20K to shoot enemies. There are even some forced actions sequences but those can be skipped more or less.
@@villekuismin277 Oh. I knew the 1st action sequence you could skip but I didn't know you could skip the 2nd one.
@@marcohidalgo1101 You can basically just run through. The enemies are always aware of your position in that area so you WILL take damage, though.
I've had most success by climbing up the window opposite of the doorway through which you enter the area, and then stunning the guard with Ring Airfoil as he runs in.
Thanks for the guide! I swear the CIA Office is one of the hardest missions in the whole series.
The most outstanding play through and video of it I have ever seen.
Also how great a game this is ! What today can compare with it ?
Perhaps the reality around us.
Underrated game for sure… me and my best friend spent hours and hours playing this game trying to figure it out lol great concept
I'm Georgian and I never expected a game about my country lol
The memories I had playing this game when I was a kid thank you for playing this game 💜
I loved this game. I wish they still made it for the newer platforms. Also, I love how when the breaks into the CIA and they're talking about how secure the building is but yet there's no lights in the hallway and Sam can literally hide along the wall while a guard just strolls on by.
I remember playing this in 2002 on my Dell tower pc. I didn't have a decent graphics card but it was just about able to work for this game. I enjoyed those peaceful hours playing this when I was a student.
You know you played it too much when you can quote the character dialogue perfectly word by word lol. I remember getting it the Christmas I turned 11; loved it so much. Never did complete the Georgia mission, was incredibly difficult compared to the rest of the game.
I miss the good old days when the games were still created for fun not only for money. Thief and Splinter Cell are prime examples of timeless classics created by passionate developers. This passion for creating fun experiences seems to be gone now...
I still remember the first time I played this game like it was yesterday man.
I fell in love with this game and even joined the military because of it. My favorite part was always the Chinese embassy
Loser
i used to watch my brother play this game all the time and i had the best time doing so… was a good way for us to bond (‘:
I still can’t believe how good this game looks
3:11:28 Mission 9 Chinese Embassy 2 - I remember I had that mission on a demo, either on PC or PS2, I think it was on a PS2 demo disc
1:26:48 man doing squat during work? That s true dedication
#neverskiplegday
I played this game when it first came out on PS2; several times in fact. I loved it, it was one of my favorite series. Tried playing again recently and I truly believe modern games have ruined me.
How so? The gameplay?
the graphics and gameplay in modern games are better, but the games themselves don't feel authentic like the old games. Maybe it's just part of growing up, but modern games don't have that same feeling as a kid.
God these games used to be the shitttt. They keep remastering games why not remaster these
Just completed this on PC thanks to this walkthrough! Even all these years later trying to play it I was getting stuck lol.
The shooting on this game is dreadful though, on so many occasions I'd shoot at a guy, hit him like 10 times and it wouldn't even register that I'd hit him
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