Splinter Cell 5 leaked
Ubisoft sticks to "no comment".
Evidence is mounting that the next game in the Splinter Cell series will be called Conviction.
However, Ubisoft was unable to comment on the game this morning, and suggested we might find our more at the upcoming UbiDays event in Paris.
Details of the new game arose on Kotaku, which printed an excerpt from Pelaaja-magazine suggesting that Sam Fisher will take the role of a fugitive this time around.
That echoes what we've been hearing from other sources within the UK games industry, who've also mentioned the name "Splinter Cell: Conviction" and hinted at a premise that puts Sam on the run.
Microsoft has previously said that the game following Splinter Cell: Double Agent will be a console-exclusive on Xbox 360, which suggests we might see it on PC as well, but not PS3.
And Ubisoft recently announced a new Tom Clancy IP called EndWar - a strategy game combining elements of previous titles in the franchise.
It's all expected to come to a head at the UbiDays event in Paris, which takes place on 22nd and 23rd May. We'll be trudging out there along with Eurogamer TV to bring you absolutely everything that happens, so stick around.
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Dont get all this sneaking about crap. Id much rather a stand up fight.
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The success of the show in the US and over here would make a prison esacpe and proving your innocence plot a winner. Plus a number of interconnected jail levels would bring something new to the franchise.
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I have a bad feeling about this...
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Oh, and try to make the online a bit more fun this time, please.
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Rad!
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I thought the Airwave ads were a bit clumsy, but they didn't bother me that much.
I figure if a game is good fun to play the ads don't matter too much. They are only textures after all. Whereas if you aren't having fun they can then become yet another annoyance in a litany.
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please fuck off and do something new.
Yours
Mr " next gen ended up meaning the same old shit only shiny"
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Still, when I look at the fifa game, pro evo games, wrestling games....all those types of games that are churned out wuickly, somehow ubi is able to do the same with splinter cell but make them of a very high standard. Double agent was the best yet, and I expect it to look frickin great on the 360 now its exclusive.
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If people stop buying it I'm sure they WILL do something new. I don't think anyone should blame a company for sticking with a franchise that continues to make bags of money.
We can (and do) all complain about unoriginality, but I guarantee that sort of talk stops pretty damn fast when your own money is invested in a successful franchise.
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I believe they alternate between two different studios, gives them a two year development per title but yearly releases.
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They did exactly the same thing with 4 for christ sake!
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Yeah, they alternate between Shanghai and Canada, with each rolling straight onto the "next but one" release.
@decibel
Its still news though right? Are you suggesting EG should see it for the cynical PR ploy it is and simply not bother to tell us?
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I know they have to diversify the story, but I just don't like the direction they've taken.
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I agree 100%, DA was so stuck in last gen antics, and managed to be exponentially worse than CT. I didn't even use the goggles (which are supposedly the trademark gimmick of the entire series).
Tom Clancy is becoming such an old hat (And I don't like him or his novels).. Let's wait and see.
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please fuck off and do something new.
Yours
Mr " next gen ended up meaning the same old shit only shiny" "
Played it have you?
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I'd love the idea of a sandbox style fugitave game.
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Hasn't that been known for nearly a year now?
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please fuck off and do something new. "
Oh shut up.
The entire series sells and the games are critically acclaimed. People like it, Ubi are happy to make it. What's the friggen problem?
Or are you one of those people that expect every old IP to die off, whether they are good or not?
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BRING BACK THIEF!!
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You played the latest Hitman title? That might float your boat.
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