Max Beland, Creative Director of Splinter Cell Conviction, told GamerZines that his new game will "redefine what stealth is" in an exclusive interview with GamerZines.
CC: Splinter Cell: Conviction creative director Max Beland has revealed that the games solo campaign will last seven to eight hours on normal difficulty.
Remember when Ubisoft’s Patrick Redding told you that Splinter Cell: Conviction would last 12-16 hours? Well, he was lying. Or rather, he was only referring to the single player campaign and co-op modes.
Factor in Deniable Ops, the competitive multiplayer mode, and according to Creative Director Maxime Beland the figure is twice or thrice Redding’s estimate.
(VideoGamesDaily)
Is Ubisoft’s forthcoming stealth action game already worthy of Xbox 360’s prestigious game of the year? Msxbox goes deep with their hands on preview.
Splinter Cell: Conviction will be available on the Xbox 360 and PC in April, Ubisoft has consistently made it clear that the game is a true 360 exclusive, but are they telling the truth?
Ubisoft are looking to answer any questions fans may have regarding the upcoming release of Splinter Cell: Conviction
Msxbox-world have just come away from some hands on with Ubisoft’s forthcoming game and believe if you’ve not got an Xbox 360, then this game might just convince you to invest.
VGArabia: X10 gave us a good look for what to expect of the Xbox360 this year. With games such as Halo: reach, Alan Wake, Splinter Cell: Conviction, and Fable 3, you can see that the Xbox360 lineup is far more stronger in 2010 compared to last year. And if Microsoft’s Aaron Greenburg recent statement that X10 is "just a glimpse" of this year’s lineup is true, I think it will make things even harder for Sony’s PS3 to catch up with the Xbox360.
GB writes:"Halo Reach is arguably Xbox 360’s biggest game this year. Yes it has Fable III, Alan Wake and Splinter Cell: Conviction, but come on, we all know the impact that Halo games make on Microsoft’s console. Killzone 2 is without a doubt the most amazing looking first person shooter even a year after its release. So we at GamingBolt decided to do a high definition screen shot comparison of both these games."
Microsoft’s recently concluded event, X10, saw a lot of reveals regarding a host of 360-exclusives. What it also had, was some delicious looking new screenshots from a number of games. Out of those, we picked out the best ones from Alan Wake, Splinter Cell:Conviction and Fable 3. So without any further ado, here they are.