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In a heartfelt letter on his blog, Clint Hocking, the main man behind Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory and Far Cry 2, explained yesterday why he’s leaving the studio he’s worked at for a decade, Ubisoft Montreal.
The multiplayer in Splinter Cell: Conviction is all at once similar to other Splinter Cell games and somehow entirely different. A lot of this comes from having a second person to look out for at all times.
MIcrosoft have announced that two further games are to be added to their lineup of Xbox Originals. First one’s Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory, which if you haven’t played is worth it for the multiplayer alone. Other one’s Metal Arms: Glitch in the System, Swingin’ Ape’s (ie the Starcraft Ghost guys) murderously underrated robot platformer. Both games will be available everywhere except Korea and Japan, and both games will set you back the standard 1200 points when released on April 21. Coming to Xbox Originals: Splinter Cell:CT and Metal Arms [Microsoft]
