Splinter Cell: Conviction DLC dated
Insurgency Pack in late May.
Ubisoft has announced that the Splinter Cell: Conviction Insurgency Pack will be released on 27th May.
This will cost 800 Microsoft Points (£6.80/€9.60) on Xbox 360. The PC price is "yet to be confirmed".
The Insurgency Pack offers new missions for Archer and Kestrel on four new maps in Deniable Ops. Play in the San Francisco docks, a New Orleans cemetery, a Portland prison and a hidden research complex in Salt Lake City.
Plus, there are new Achievements and 250 gamerpoints on offer.
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More content that should have been on the disc being sold as extra.
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This is fantastic news though, I was really surprised how much replayability Hunter added to Conviction - I thought I'd be done in a week and trade it in, but I'm still playing it regularly. More maps is great news, and if they're even the size of the very smallest Deniable Ops map, 4 of them for 800 is quite reasonable.
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