ChrisBaleBatman
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Yeah.
But, the rouge agent storyline isn't exactly new either. It's been around way before Bourne. 007 has gone rogue a couple times.
And really, there's no other way to the set the story up when you look at the ending to DA.
Sam, retired on some tropical island...sounds oddly peaceful, doesn't it?
Sam was 'A Splinter Cell' not working for a splinter cell
Third Echelon is a secret branch of the NSA...I just remember a conversation between Sam and Lambert referring to "Splinter Cells in training"
Yeah, Sam has referred to himself as a Splinter Cell. I always took it as just being an ambiguous term that only people in the know would understand. Ie, Lambert would...but maybe some FBI guy might not.
We might actually get some 'Sam working for TE' again, if the story remains intact. I remember the synopsis being that Sam comes back to help out Grimm, returning to the government spook work.
I hope they bring alot of things back. Sam's spiky hair, darkness, multiple paths to complete objectives.
And for the love of God, no "enhanced NVG" or automatic lock pick. Those two things were horrible unlockables for the 360 game.
Oh, and CO-OP. I've only played like one level, because that's all my brother could be bothered to play, but co-op seems like something everyone wants back.
That would be a cool storyline. I just want Fisher back in the classic stealth suit doing the same classic stealth missions for the govt. As for co-op, im DYING for it to return to how it was in Chaos Theory. That game had some of the BEST co-op iv ever played. It was amazing.
Fixed....sneaking is for pansy MGS games....stealth is for real men
Sam Fisher and Splinter Cell always had an earnest, dark approach to it all.
It was as if having a liberal secret agent who was working under conservative policies.
The politics was an interesting apsect, as was the media covering all of it.
MGS4 has a strong anti-war theme. Splinter Cell is more about strong internation defense theme, maybe.
They're worlds apart. It's why I could never understand the comparison some fans tried to make in "who's better".
GreatI think Splinter Cell is simply hard boiled stealth.
Whereas Metal Gear, you could choose to play it like an FPS-type game or all out action if you want...or you could totally ghost it if you want to.
The darkness-light gameplay is really what helped set it apart from all other games really, too.
GreatI actually was refering to the two xbox versions of DA though
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