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Graphical comparison - Splinter Cell: Blacklist vs Splinter Cell: Conviction

The E3 2012 for most of the players may have been considered disappointing, however, brought great games for us, and one was Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Blacklist, a Ubisoft game that uses the theme of spying. The plot sounds interesting, the gameplay is perfect for the genre and the graphics are certainly ........ amazing. Graphical comparison - Splinter Cell: Blacklist vs Splinter Cell: Conviction

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guitarse5033d ago

73% more beige, but there is a definitely increase in texture fidelity :)

Campy da Camper5033d ago

How about a stealth comparison for Pandora Tomorrow and Blacklist. Or a spy vs merc comparison.

Out of all the games that have sold out this series breaks my heart the most.

Sidewinder-5033d ago

Because those comparisons would make this game look bad.

Sad I know.

bahabeast5033d ago

teaxtures for sure are improved lots over conviction.

Mocat5033d ago

I have a feeling this game is going to have a very short campaign

Mkai285033d ago (Edited 5033d ago )

I don't know, but I think Conviction still looks better to me. Maybe it's that dark look to it , that traditional look we all know.

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Tickets go on sale for consumer event IGN Live 2026, returning to LA on 6 June

Two-day event includes exclusive reveals, trailers and playable games on show floor.

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Major French consumer group sue Ubisoft over always-online game shutdowns

French consumer group UFC-Que Choisir is taking Ubisoft to court over the publisher's ending of online support for The Crew in 2024, rendering game unplayable.

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Profchaos15d ago

Good there was no reason for Ubisoft to make a single player game unplayable and they need to answer to that

GAMERJET15d ago

It's was definitely a single player game with a tacked on multiplayer after thought like too many other games from that time.

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Assassin’s Creed: Hexe director, Clint Hocking, has left Ubisoft as part of franchise upheaval

Clint Hocking, the creative director of the upcoming Assassin’s Creed game, Codename Hexe, has left Ubisoft, VGC understands.

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