Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Retribution

[heyimdalton]

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Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Retribution will be the sixth installment in the Splinter Cell series developed by Ubisoft Toronto and published by Ubisoft and set to be released in 2013 on Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 3, and Xbox 360. In February of 2012, Ubisoft announced their lineup for 2012 with Splinter Cell: Retribution as one of the titles on the list.[14]
Jade Raymond, Who also lead Assassins Creed's development, will be the lead developer on Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Retribution in conjunction with Ubisoft Montreal. In March 2012 Raymond comfirms that Ubisoft Toronto is working on a new Splinter Cell installment set to be released in 2013, The studio will reveal the game in the near-future."

From wiki - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tom_Cla..._Splinter_Cell

Just thought this sounded interesting.

[heyimdalton]

Something else

"The game is said to explore "root themes" of the series. Studio head Jade Raymond has stated that the game will still have the "action flick elements" from the series previous games, but also explore "...something a little bit more interesting that is actually one of the themes that's at the root of the franchise historically, but never has been surfaced so much."

http://splintercell.wikia.com/wiki/T...l:_Retribution

[Cadwgawn]

Stupid game development taking time. I want this tomorrow

[JPEC83]

I hope it isn't made with the Assassin's Creed engine.

[Kaiyo]

Apparently its not Retribution but its Blacklist.

[heyimdalton]

Why yes it is. I hope they to something to kind of bring it back to the original sort of play style. I liked that a lot more than just being able to run and gun. It was a bit too much like an action movie in conviction. I still liked it and played it many times, but it had a different feel than say the older ones.

[DEG23]

Originally Posted by heyimdalton

Jade Raymond has stated that the game will still have the "action flick elements" from the series previous games, but also explore "...something a little bit more interesting that is actually one of the themes that's at the root of the franchise historically, but never has been surfaced so much."

I hate to go all fanboy but the "action flicks" was only in conviction, and "explore not really surfacing before", wasn't that what the original trilogy was mainly about.

I have nothing but respect for Jade Raymond after all the crap she got for AC1 but i hope she at least takes the time to see what made Splinter Cell great if she hasn't already.