Shock value is all about the delivery of the money shot. The instant in a game where, upon superseding previously defined boundaries, you are able to do something that leaves your mouth agape in a twisted combination of both amusement and outright astonishment. However, A particular scene of Splinter Cell: Conviction illustrates such a connotation of surprise, doing so with weighty regard for the situation
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Alex S. from Link-Cable writes: "Ubisoft, we need to chat. Please, have a seat. Thanks. Ok, so I think you know why you’re here. No it has nothing to do with all those game delays, we’ll talk about that later. What? No it’s not about the Skulls & Bones and Beyond Good & Evil 2 falling off the face of the Earth, just listen. We need to talk about Splinter Cell. Don’t give me that look, you know this conversation needs to happen. The way you’ve treated the series, its fans and poor Sam Fisher himself is sad, infuriating and just plain disappointing and it needs to stop."
The Fish!!!
I'd love to see a remastered edition of those games as well as something new. It's about time.
MGS is done, at least as we know it so it's now or never Ubi, give Fisher the reboot it deserves. And for Gods sake, don't you dare turn Splinter Cell into another Division/Ghost reckon online abomination instead of a SP focused steath action game!
I would love a new splinter cell, maybe even a reboot at this point. Sam Fisher deserves it
I think reboot the entire franchise the games were great but every time they try to make him human like a father or something it comes of as unbelievable
They added damn near every SC game to Xbox1X back compat enahnced list. That is a lot of Sam enhanced and I am loving it, but Sam deserves a new next gen game.
On this episode of the Left Behind Game Club, Moe and Jacob played Splinter Cell: Conviction and give their best Michael Ironside impressions, use some cool gadgets and mark & exécute their enemies.
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Even if I find that scene an ugly act, I'm glad that games are pushing boundaries. Any artistic medium should do that.
When does it go beyond pushing boundaries and enter into the realm of doing something just for the sake of shock and publicity?