Awesome Splinter Cell

When the Pentagon needed to deal with an informant gone rogue, they asked the CIA for a team soldiers. They got one name: Sam Fisher. It’s a cheesy reboot, but Atomic Productions’ fan short film is as polished as it gets.

The latest trailer for Splinter Cell: Blacklist is all about the fundamentals. Learn about the game’s plot, who your friends and foes are as well as the major gameplay features: co-op missions, gear upgrades, etc.

A look at the Spies vs. Mercs Classic multiplayer mode in Splinter Cell: Blacklist. Spies play in 3rd person and are stealthy but weak. Mercs play in 1st person and are powerful but slow. Live-action trailer here.

Corridor Digital made an exciting live-action version of the Spies vs. Mercs multiplayer mode in Splinter Cell: Blacklist. The Mercs have better weapons, while the stealthy Spies bounce around the map. Who will win?

Ubisoft claims that Sam Fisher will have more than 90 non-lethal takedowns in Splinter Cell: Blacklist. This video shows a handful of those moves, which automatically adapt to the specific situation.

Despite the seeming abundance of new aggressive moves in Splinter Cell: Blacklist, Ubisoft assures us you can still do solid stealth playthroughs, as shown in this alternate take of the bloody demo.

Sam Fisher now leads his own black ops team, the Fourth Echelon. But he’s still the foot soldier. And he’s gotten younger. So many questions. Smoke and mirrors. It’s all top secret.

Freddie Wong only slightly exaggerates the actions Sam Fisher needs to take in order to remain in the cover of darkness. Or maybe the fluorescent tubes are more deadly than the bad guys with guns.

This clip is just part of a fan-made web series by Companion Pictures. It’s not without its faults – the asymmetrical goggles are particularly distracting – but we still can’t wait for the rest of the series.

The ESRB gave Splinter Cell:Conviction a Mature rating. IGN, ever the kind uncle, helps kids get a glimpse of Sam Fisher’s world with the hilariously morbid Splinter Cell Activity Book.

Splinter Cell: Conviction’s Story trailer is our kind of video: learn why Sam Fisher is pissed off, and then spend the next two minutes learning why you never get Sam Fisher pissed off.

Splinter Cell: Conviction proves to be a two-fer in more than one way with this Co-Op trailer; it’s a two-player prequel campaign that bolsters the main story with six hours of gameplay.

Seeking revenge, Sam Fisher digs up more than he bargains for in this Conspiracy trailer for Splinter Cell: Conviction; for the first time, he’ll go head to head with another Splinter Cell.