Splinter Cell: Conviction

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Splinter Cell: Conviction

Postby Lean on Sun Jul 05, 2009 3:02 am

Originally scheduled for release in 2007, Ubisoft introduced us to a new bad-ass look for Sam Fisher in Splinter Cell: Conviction.

Trailer:

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Changed their plans for a hand-to-hand combat type of play and somehow re-made the game from scratch and re-scheduled the release this fall:

New Conviction trailer:

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I'm still in favor for the original concept for Conviction.
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Re: Splinter Cell: Conviction

Postby el badman on Sun Jul 05, 2009 3:18 am

Ubi needs to redeem themselves for SC: Double Agent. It probably wasn't as much of a disaster on consoles, but on PC (what got the SC franchise famous in the 1st place), it was a shitty bugfest.
Actually, I remember Conviction was not even announced to be released on PC at first, I don't know if that changed or not.
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Re: Splinter Cell: Conviction

Postby Lean on Sun Jul 05, 2009 12:52 pm

I've seen some promo art from the original conviction game. Where Sam is "walking away" looking bum and all that and carrying a bag. The word "CONVICTION" is above the image with a small Tom Clancy logo on the bottom right corner.

Can't find it anymore, this is what I found:

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Re: Splinter Cell: Conviction

Postby shadowgrin on Sun Jul 05, 2009 3:09 pm

At least Sam Fisher still looks badass, unlike Fat Payne.
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Re: Splinter Cell: Conviction

Postby Lean on Sun Jul 05, 2009 9:50 pm

I'm still wondering how will Fat Payne do bullet time.
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Re: Splinter Cell: Conviction

Postby vinceair on Sun Jul 05, 2009 11:51 pm

Max Payne 3 looks like Carlos Boozer body type.(with little more fat %)
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Re: Splinter Cell: Conviction

Postby Null17 on Mon Jul 06, 2009 1:26 am

Lean wrote:I'm still wondering how will Fat Payne do bullet time.


With that much fat, he'll probably be moving in perpetual bullet time.
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Re: Splinter Cell: Conviction

Postby BigKaboom2 on Wed Jul 08, 2009 4:20 am

Double Agent was definitely a bugfest on PC but I still loved it to death. Don't think I've ever played a Ubisoft PC game that lacked a gamebreaking bug so I'll probably just give up and get it on 360.
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Re: Splinter Cell: Conviction

Postby el badman on Wed Jul 08, 2009 9:29 am

Double Agent was definitely a bugfest on PC but I still loved it to death.

What I managed to play was pretty good too, I liked how they added a twist (choosing the task and side missions you want to complete in some levels, for a less linear experience) to the classic SC gameplay, but in the end, I rarely played a PC game that was plagued so much with bugs. It deleted my saved game files twice before the Kinshasa level, so I eventually gave up on that mess.
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Re: Splinter Cell: Conviction

Postby Chino on Fri Jul 10, 2009 1:01 pm

Double Agent was not that bad and I got on ps3. I was playing yesterday and I was doing the ship mission full of mexican coast guard. I bashed one of the doors and it alerted two guards. One guard came up to door and went inside. The door closed and I was about to hit the guard but the other guard bashed the door and it knocked out the guard inside. It was really funny. :lol:
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Re: Splinter Cell: Conviction

Postby Lean on Sat Jul 11, 2009 12:00 am

Haven't played Chaos Theory and Double Agent. But, what I noticed in the first Splinter Cell and in Pandora Tomorrow, once you're in the dark, you're completely invisible -- even with your tri-scope lit on and 100% visible in the dark.

Does that apply too in Chaos Theory or in Double Agent?
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Re: Splinter Cell: Conviction

Postby el badman on Sat Jul 11, 2009 2:13 am

Does that apply too in Chaos Theory or in Double Agent?

Pretty much yes, I remember being 3 feet away from guards who would not detect me because I was in the dark, even though I had my 3 bright green lights on... :|
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Re: Splinter Cell: Conviction

Postby Chino on Sat Jul 11, 2009 10:04 am

The guards don't detect even though your tri-scope is lit on. I remember I was beside one of the guards searching for me but he did not see me. Probably they'll gonna make it more realistic in the next game and make you turn the tri-scope off in order not to be detected.
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Re: Splinter Cell: Conviction

Postby Lean on Sun Jul 12, 2009 12:19 am

That's one thing that made me dislike Splinter Cell. And everything seems to be linear, with the solutions to your puzzle and missions just around the corners.
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Re: Splinter Cell: Conviction

Postby el badman on Sun Jul 12, 2009 1:14 am

That's one thing that made me dislike Splinter Cell. And everything seems to be linear, with the solutions to your puzzle and missions just around the corners.

That's actually one of the things that got improved with Double Agent, more ways to accomplish some missions, and a few few semi-moral choices to make, resulting in less linear gameplay. It looks like it'll be even more implemented in Conviction, which is good news. Now, if Ubi could only get the execution right for once...
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Re: Splinter Cell: Conviction

Postby Lean on Sun Jul 12, 2009 1:29 am

Hopefully. Seen and played a little of Double Agent, and felt that the JBA and Agency options leave an open-endedness of the game.
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