Who’s your favorite super secret agent?
In Tom Clancy’s Splinter Cell: Conviction, Ubisoft’s latest stealth action adventure game, you can be any kind of super secret agent you want.
Fancy being as smooth as James Bond with some of the most sophisticated gadgets an agent can have or do you prefer dealing with thugs with your fists like Jason Bourne? Or is taking out your enemies’ defenses systematically like Solid Snake more your cup of tea? Tom Clancy’s Splinter Cell: Conviction lets the players be anybody that they want to be as long as they get to save everybody at the end of the day.
Tom Clancy’s Splinter Cell: Conviction takes the players back to the world of Sam Fisher as fans of the series are reintroduced to Fisher again, only this time, he is trying to find his daughter’s killer after his daughter’s death brought the retired agent back into the game, so to speak.
Graphically, Tom Clancy’s Splinter Cell: Conviction is a sight to behold. It really shows what the Xbox 360 can do. But perhaps the best thing I liked about Tom Clancy’s Splinter Cell: Conviction is this new feature Ubisoft added into the game that lets players interrogate witnesses in key moments of the game.
Monster Hunter fans rejoice.
This is a game on the Nintendo Wii that even owners of the higher end consoles like the Xbox 360 and the PS3 would be envious of.
In case you are new to the Monster Hunter franchise, the games’ premise is basically hunting down monsters, as the title suggests. In Monster Hunter Tri, Capcom took the tried and tested formula of the successful Monster Hunter games of the past to a whole different level.
Capcom has improved on basically everything, plus more. The game even has this seamless system that lets you continue to hunt on the certain monster you’re trying to pursue wherever. In one instance, we saw a monster dive into the sea to get away from its predator and when the player decided to follow suit, we were taken underwater without any loading screens whatsoever.
The story lets the players assume the role of…
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