
Splinter Cell: Blacklist was one of the big reveals for Ubisoft at E3 2012. The return of Sam Fisher is always a big deal, but for long time fans of the game, Conviction was a departure from the norm. Stealth tactics took a back seat to the mark and execute gameplay that took center stage.

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Not looking good. Hopefully Asha Sharma is able to turn Phil’s disaster around.
To me it's still quite remarkable how they can cash-in 5.3bn in revenue in a single quarter, since their hardware is basically dead.

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It better be, Conviction was the worst splinter cell yet.
I loved conviction, this is good news 2 me.
Your trailer failed to represent any amount of stealth. You called in a goddamn air strike ffs!
The gameplay from E3 was more inclined of showing all the new features including kinect capability.
Besides what I know from a source....just take a look at the suit.
Conviction was a game built on Sam no longer bound by the government instead being somewhat of a vigilante uncovering a conspiracy.
No stealth needed to bust ass...especially when his daughter he thought was dead is involved.
Blacklist he's back with the sneaking suit and has no choice but to follow word from the white house. Either he's clear or not to fire shot will be part of this game.
It's not wise to judge the game based only on one game play demo and a trailer. Ubisoft said that there gone show more stealth approach in the future. They just wanted to impress at E3 with all that action stuff.