Thought we forgot about Speak Up on Kotaku US’s Best Game Ever? We were only biding our time until commenter DocSeuss and admitted his love for the one stealth action game that got nearly everything right.
Invisibility cloaks; stealth armour; invisible jets – a team of physicists at Scotland’s University of St Andrews have made a breakthrough that could make these items a reality.
Splinter Cell: Conviction, out this week, is pretty good. It’s also been a long time coming, having been originally due for release in 2007. Why the delay?
From Software brought Tenchu Kurenai to the PS2 back in 2004, and now it is porting the game to the PSP. The title has been spruced up and optimised for the PSP’s screen size.
You’ve read Totilo’s hands-on with Splinter Cell Conviction from the Tokyo Game Show; now watch game designer Dean Evans walk us through the level, showing off the game’s innovative new features.
Splinter Cell Conviction’s delay is all about meeting expectations and nothing about major changes or additions, an Ubisoft community developer says.
Good. Because we have one right here. For you to watch, that is. Enjoy!
Death to Spies 2 is a sequel to a 2007 PC stealth action game that was like the Russian version of Hitman.
