Splinter Cell: Conviction

[MikeyW]

I thought Ironside didn't agree to do the voice. I bet he'd never say no to a few extra bucks

Are you referencing to C&C 3? Here's not a voice in the game, he's in the live action scenes.

Probably playing himself.

[Pulsar_t]

Actually referring to this game. http://www.cinemablend.com/games/Why-Sa ... 22388.html

[Pulsar_t]

I'm really not fond of this game. Good thing it's not my copy TPSes are starting to get on my nerves too.

Bumped - I officially dislike this game now. 5/10. I've never felt so dissatisfied or disappointed for a long time. It's really ridiculous that this short game took so many years in development. Perhaps the developers were clueless because they had to reboot a reboot and kept starting from scratch every time.

Splinter Cell as a franchise is dead to me.

[emwearz]

I dislike stealth games in general and have never got into SC as a series, however I really enjoyed Conviction, sure it was short as hell, but I can honestly say it is the only SC game I have enjoyed playing as I never really felt forced into using stealth.

[Pulsar_t]

That's what irks me about this sequel/reboot. The foregoing of stealth, an over-the-top story, and being shorter than a skunk's temper. It doesn't even look better than its five year old predecessor.

[emwearz]

That's what irks me about this sequel/reboot. The foregoing of stealth, an over-the-top story, and being shorter than a skunk's temper. It doesn't even look better than its five year old predecessor.

I can understand your distaste, while I like the game more, I think that was there game plan to appeal to a broader market, rather than the small percentage that enjoys stealth games. Good for everyone else, bad for the people who supported the series from day one.