Splinter Cell (2002) 7.5
Stealth-mission expert Sam Fisher searches for two US agents in a former Soviet republic and soon uncovers a plot involving a nuclear device. |
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Splinter Cell (2002) 7.5
Stealth-mission expert Sam Fisher searches for two US agents in a former Soviet republic and soon uncovers a plot involving a nuclear device. |
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| Michael Ironside | ... |
Sam Fisher
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| Don Jordan | ... |
Irving Lambert
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Adrian Knight | ... |
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| Alain Goulem | ... |
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Arthur Grosser | ... |
Mitchell Dougherty
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Arthur Holden | ... |
President Bowers
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| Claudia Besso | ... |
Anna Grímsdóttir
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Craig Francis | ... |
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Eleanor Noble | ... |
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Ellen David | ... |
Frances Coen
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George Morris | ... |
Morris Odell
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Harry Standjofski | ... |
John Baxter
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Ian Finlay | ... |
Vernon Wilkes Jr.
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Jennifer Seguin | ... |
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| John Sanford Moore | ... |
Additional Voices
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Sam Fisher is an elite Black-Ops agent called the Splinter Cell. When two government operatives undercover in Georgia go missing, Sam is sent in by the Third Echelon to investigate. He discovers that the Georgian president is conspiring with mercenaries and computer experts for some kind of master plan, and despite Sam interrogating various involved members, he has a hard time getting further information, until its too late. What follows is a maelstrom of conspiracies, political backstabs, and complete pandemonium. Written by Kerwin Tsang
Tom Clancey's Splinter Cell...
This game has that element about it that makes you want to carry on playing it as it draws you in after just five minutes. I certainly did! It has a great story line and has brilliant graphics. There is a wider span of things you can do on the PS2 version, compared to the X-box. I have played both versions and throughly enjoyed the PS2 version better.
You are Sam Fisher and you are the best field-operative of a secretive NSA sub-agency. You get sent on different missions, most of the time without any weapons. You have many allies But even more enemies!
I got this game last year and have enjoyed playing it and have completed it and started a new game. I now can't wait to get Splinter Cell 2 and become Sam Fisher again.
This game is one of the best so give it the 9/10 rating that it deserves.