The Splinter Cell remake's stealth needs to be simple. ... There are no markers above enemy heads to indicate alertness, no vision cones, nor x-ray vision so you can see through walls.

The world was excited for a hardcore, thinking person's take on the then-underpopulated stealth genre – and almost 20 years later we're still feeling the effects of Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell.

Splinter Cell is one of those rare franchises where there just hasn’t been a bad title. Sure, fans are quick to name one as their least favorite or recite various issues, but not a single entry ...

Some of the stealth moves reminded me of Splinter Cell, like the wall-stabbing from Chaos Theory and the hiding in the ceiling. Was that an inspiration, Splinter Cell? Maybe, maybe not.

Ubi Soft's Splinter Cell has made quite an impression on gamers since its release last year on the Xbox. Its stylish approach to the stealth action genre garnered it a loyal following on Microsoft ...

Development of the original Splinter Cell was "very difficult," which led to a completely different approach for Chaos Theory, according to its creative director. Speaking to Edge Magazine, Clint ...

Of course, it’s expected that a Splinter Cell game should give us a quality stealth experience, but what’s really impressive is that if you want to play Blacklist the way we were forced to ...

With Splinter Cell: Pandora Tomorrow Ubisoft is looking to continue the redefinition of stealth action begun with the original. The follow-up to Sam Fisher's adventures on PS2, Xbox, GameCube and ...

Stealth. The very first Splinter Cell was bred to be a game of stealth, but things have changed since then. ... The mansion is surrounded by high walls that are topped off with rows of pikes.

Still, Splinter Cell: Blacklist offers the best gameplay, and some of the most memorable missions, of any Splinter Cell to date, and it’s possibly the best stealth-action game I’ve ever played.

While you'll occasionally be thrust into a 24-style action movie, for the most part the stealth roots are strong and deep. Splinter Cell: Blacklist isn't perfect, but it's a damn good start for a ...