Please verify your email address. The Splinter Cell remake by Ubisoft, code-named "North," is allegedly still in development using the Snowdrop engine. Despite persistent rumors, including rumors ...

Developer: Ubisoft Official Site: http://www.bewaresamfisher.c... Following the Tom Clancy Splinter Cell franchise tradition of innovation, Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell ...

The Original Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell was released exclusively for the Original Xbox back in 2002. Here is why it is a great time to pick it up. Decision 2024: Steve Kornacki breaks down early ...

Somewhere beyond the Black Arrow patrols and perimeters, through the blood soaked halls of the Oval Office, Tom Reed is making his move to eliminate the President of the United States. Can Sam ...

A new Splinter Cell game was sorely missing from ... into the Real World of Modern Espionage - Enter the realistic Tom Clancy universe. Suit up with the latest classified field operative gear ...

Nintendo is rumored to be bringing back a Wii U game from 2013. 11 years ago, in 2013, the likes of Grand Theft Auto V, The ...

Splinter Cell: Deathwatch is a new Netflix anime series that will see Liev Schreiber voice the character of Sam Fisher. Based ...

A remake of 2002’s Tom Clancy’s Splinter Cell certainly seems like it would be popular but after being announced in 2021 very little has been said or seen of it. Ubisoft still hasn’t ...

An Xbox 360 classic can now be played for free, courtesy of a new demo of the recent remaster of the 2006 game.

The Division 2 is getting one more year of support, while betas for The Division and Rainbow Six mobile games will launch this autumn. Ubisoft supposedly has a big Rainbow Six Siege announcement ...

Context: Children's exposure to violence in the media remains a source of public health concern; however, violence in video games rated T (for "Teen") by the Entertainment Software Rating Board ...

Thrilling new action-adventure drama, based on the video game Splinter Cell. Adapted from the novel by James Swallow and dramatised by Sebastian Baczkiewicz and Paul Cornell.