that looks nothing like sam fisher unfortunately ... I wish they'd change the final model
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Get to grips with the deadly abilities that Sam Fisher will have at his disposal in Splinter Cell: Blacklist.
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The new character model looks terrible, and he's the leader of Fourth Echelon so it's set after Conviction, so he's now older so why did they get an knackering young American guy to voice act him?
Ironside and David Hayter are punching boulders alongside with Chris Redfield in a mountain surrounded by lava
It certainly looks like a step back in the right direction. I just wish they would have used a new protagonist. It just feels so...weird hearing Sam with his new voice actor. Would have been easier to just start a new story in the same universe.
Can someone explain to me in what combat environment, wearing orange jumpsuits is the tactical choice? I've seen this in a log of games.
1 Like I'm amazed at how most of the people in the comments are passing this game because of Ironside even if they say it's a great game.....
*Pulls out shotgun and aims at the head*
NO! No. Not now. I still have to play this game.
1 Like graphics look a little under par. must be console video, conviction looked pretty good on pc.
On the front page to get into this trailer, it looks like Sam Fisher's face is a mask and the rest is mocapped. They didn't mocap the face I don't believe, but that's beside the point.
I am sold on this game...I played them all and so far, this one look very good also. I ca not wait to play....Aug hurry!.
@ Matty_gamer, this is a video game, if you start thinking about the realism of it, your head will explode. I have thought about that though. But then again, in real life one man couldn't take out a small army and come out unscathed. That's why we play video games, to act out our fantasies.
i just hope it will look better on PC and wont be a sloppy port. Apart from that i cant wait for the game.
Will there be a demo coming out? I would like to know. Can't wait for this. Enjoyed every Splinter Cell game.
1 Like Knowing me and others we will probably end up buying the game but can't help that when I hear that voice I will end up closing the game.
Nothing against the man who did the voice for this game but sorry it would be the the same as making a Deus Ex sequel and getting the voice actor for Homer Simpson to do a womans voice.
@JJMikhail I agree. Although, I stopped caring after the Abandoned Mill gameplay and just want to play the game. I'll still miss Ironside though.
4 Like What i do not understand about this game is that if you do not want to be detected, why the fuck would you wear three bright lights on your forehead?
6 Like @Matty_gamer those lights are infrared and so the npc's can't see them. besides, it's a video game, just have fun with it!
Huh, interesting but...I have yet to see Sam in any of the marketing for this game? Are they saving his reveal for later or something? Sam where aaare you?
9 Like Ubisoft citing the reason why Ironside isn't the voice in Blacklist is due to the character of Fisher needing an actor to perform motion capture. Never heard of a more ridiculous reason as to why a voice in a video game was replaced because they were required to perform physically as well. Stunt man for motion capture, Ironside's iconic voice = problem solved. What's the real reason Ubisoft?
@Hendy_33 There has to be a valid reason why MI isn't doing the voice. The excuse issued is pure nonsense. I would have respected them more if Ubisoft would say 'we can't divulge that information right now', more. It could be that ubi ran into some logistical problems or just wanted to work with new technology instead.
1 Like And it has been proved both with Halo and Hitman that Ubisofts excuse is just complete and total nonsense but heh it is Ubisoft after all I wouldn't expect anything less.
is this Sam when he was young ? Is this the same character ? Or is this a reboot with a different character...i see it's not a sequel to conviction
1 Like @DanteDylan I don't know if you are being serious or not but I'm guessing you are. I actually think it is a sequal to Conviction. Sam saved the day in Conviction and is now back with NSA, but the new branch Fourth Echelon (Third Echelon in the other games). But now he is the main man, the boss, mr bigshot who answers only to the president (the women that was in Conviction as well). Yeah, they changed his looks and made him look younger, but I can't see what's the big deal with that. James Bond went from semi-young to old, back down to semi-young again, looking like a douchebag, over to a series of normal Bond again and now a roid-money with no toys, and it worked for that series.
@DanteDylan It's like James Bond movies. Not always the same age, not always the same actor. People should realize that by now.
1 Like @DanteDylan @aetius_ Doesn't matter. I'd rather watch Sam in Splinter Cell for decades appearing in new forms then have to get his as old as he would have to be dead. Then we would either get a new operative which would be worse then new actor, or stop the SC series and I would'n like that either.
Like this we can have Sam for 10 more year and play SC franchise.
First MGS and now Splinter Cell, seems like true stealth is phasing out. Oh well at least we still have Mark of the Ninja to indulge in.
Are you kidding Stealth is making a bit of a comeback lately with games like Dishonored, Deus Ex, Absolution, heck, even the Elder Scrolls, Thief 4 and yes as you mentioned Mark of the Ninja.
Stealth is actually doing fine it?s just the pioneers of the genre are not doing so hot these days.
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1 Like @Deadly_Nemesis @Prats1993 I don't really think you can call it stealth if you are not punished for being seen. Sure, the enemies try to kill you, but at the same time you are given more than enough cover/weapons/means to deal with that situation as well... That's not a stealth game if you ask me. But that is just my opinion. And just to calrify, it is not the same as saying I didn't like the games.
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Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Blacklist
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- Publisher(s): Ubisoft
- Developer(s): Ubisoft Toronto
- Genre: Action
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