At Last, A Splinter Cell: Conviction Trailer

By Gary Eng Walk | February 19, 2010 | +

It’s been a long time coming, but we finally get to see what Sam Fisher has been up to in the oft-delayed Tom Clancy’s Splinter Cell: Conviction. Turns out he’s been busy. Die-Hard-24-and-Lethal-Weapon-all-rolled-into-one-busy. From the looks of the new trailer, this “stealth action” game seems to double-down on action at the expense of stealth. Though he looks a lot different than he did in previous adventures, at least Fisher’s signature night vision goggles have survived the striking makeover. Conviction comes your way on April 13th.

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evizle

This is a thousand times more stealthy than the way Conviction originally looked, which was just Assassin’s Creed set in modern times. There are gameplay trailers that show the stealth side of things.
toochivalrous

Looks good to me. I played the first splinter cell but I might buy this one too if I see good gameplay as well. Metal Gear Solid 4, now theres a game with virtually no stealth element…
amanchohan

I’ve played every splinter cell game that came out and each one was just as good as the last. Though I’m disappointed that it’s not the “suited all in black” stealth Fisher, this one looks just as badass. Can’t wait :D