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Splinter Cell Blacklist
I haven’t had the chance to play Splinter Cell: Blacklist. Been too busy travelling with multiple kids and hiding in the corner playing Spelunky whilst chaos unfolds. But I was a massive fan of Conviction, so I’m keen to continue with the new one. Should I bother?
Sam Fisher is on the phone with his daughter. He’s talking about his feelings. He’s telling her he worries about her. “See,” the game says, “This is not just another technobabble Tom Clancy military gunfest. This game has heart.” Sam hangs up the phone, ready to go to… to somewhere…
Everything that I know so far about Splinter Cell: Blacklist tells me that I should like it: it’s a beautiful, globe-trotting third-person adventure that gives you a ton of freedom to play the way you want. But, each moment I’ve laid eyes on it, I’ve been bothered by this nagging…
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