Splinter Cell: Pandora Tomorrow (2004) (VG)

Director:

Jean-Michel Tari

Writers:

Tom Clancy (idea)
J.T. Petty (writer)

Genre:

Animation | Action | Adventure

Tagline:

The new dawn of stealth action.

Plot:

Stealth-mission expert Sam Fisher is sent after a terrorist, who leads an operation involving setting up bombs with the smallpox virus on US territory. |

Plot Keywords:

Virus | Smallpox | Terrorist | Terrorist Training Camp | Biological Weapon

Cast

Michael Ironside	...	Sam Fisher (voice)
Dennis Haysbert	...	Irving Lambert (voice)
David Kaye	...	Suhadi Sadono (voice)
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Lauren Alexandre	...	(voice)
Adriana Anderson	...	Anna Grimsdottir (voice)
Andy Chase	...	(voice)
Eddie Crew	...	(voice)
Stephen Croce	...	(voice) (as Steven Croce)
William Dunn	...	(voice)
Rhonda Edmonds	...	(voice)
Steve Gadler	...	(voice)
Matthew Géczy	...	(voice)
Dominic Gould	...	(voice)
James Joint	...	Commando
Leslie Lanker	...	(voice)
Chris Mack	...	(voice)
Ricardo Mamood-Vega	...	Sam Fisher / Suhadi Sadono (character movement) (as Ricardo Mamood)
Alan Rossett	...	(voice)
Ken Samuels	...	(voice)
Ashley Sawdaye	...	(voice)
Julie Schoonover	...	(voice)
Ken Starcevic	...	(voice)
Harvey Vincent	...	(voice)
Jesse Joe Walsh	...	(voice)
Dana Burns Westburg	...	(voice) (as Dana Burns Westberg)

Also Known As:

Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Pandora Tomorrow (USA) (complete title)

Country:

USA

Language:

Mandarin | English

Color:

Color

Sound Mix:

Dolby Digital

Certification:

Australia:M | USA:T

Company:

Ubi Soft Entertainment

Trivia:

A poster occurring several times in Jerusalem contains the text of the Bible verse Romans 1:4. "Jesus Christ declared with power to be the Son of God by his resurrection from the dead."

Quotes:

[Sam Fisher grabs an Indonesian terrorist from behind]
Sam Fisher: Tell me what you know about your friends on the inside.
Indonesian terrorist: I don't speak English.
Sam Fisher: I'd bet your neck you do.
Indonesian terrorist: Well, maybe I speak a little English.

Movie Connections:

Featured in Spike TV VGA Video Game Awards (2003) (TV)

Alot better

If you are thinking this is going to be the same as the original, you're wrong. Sure, you're still Sam Fisher, an expert spy who can infiltrate a factory without anyone know he's there. But there is one really big change. You're outdoors. Yep, you heard me. And boy do they make it look good. The environments are lush and beautiful. The bushes sway in the wind as you move past them. You still have to deal with industrial settings though. But even they can't match the beauty of the outdoors. Okay, enough of that. Lets go to gameplay. The AI is 100x approved over the original. Now enemies can grab a civilian and hold them hostage. Also, if they detect you, they don't have to run over to the alarm. Just one push of a button on their uniform, and that little baby will start sounding. And if you sound one alarm, every enemy will have a bullet proof vest on. Two alarms a helmet. Three alarms, I don't know, but it's not good. Which leads me to another thing. The game is hard. Really hard. It's impossible to beat a level on the first try. Even experts of the original will have a hard time getting through this. But even though it's hard, it's really short. There's only eight levels(the original had ten). But one thing will get you busy after you're done... The multiplayer. Here's how it is. A team of mercenaries try to get the spy. That's it. But it's fun trying to hunt down an almost invisible person. And it's fun killing unsuspecting mercenaries while you're almost invisible. So let me sum it up. The graphics are incredible, the AI is seamless, and the multiplayer is fun. Pandora Tomorrow gets a 5 out of 5.