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Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory HD on PS3 Gameplay First Mission (HD 1080p)

@Ve3tro: "Here's another look at the Splinter Cell HD trilogy released this week on PSN. Today we are having a look at a fan favorite in the series of Splinter Cell which is the third release known as Chaos Theory."

iamnsuperman5041d ago

I found this one the best one out of the three. It looks good and the missions are more fun.

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meetajhu5041d ago

I remember playing this on my PS2. The only problem is its too dark coz of no HDR and most of the time your in night or heat vision. Atleast they should have added HDR in the remastered version.

e-p-ayeaH5041d ago (Edited 5041d ago )

Oh man it really feels good to see these classics again with improved visuals on consoles.

Id love to see Black remastered in HD!

cj1pate1015041d ago

Just dl the steam version for 5 bucks its the same thing ... with the versus mode still intact.

e-p-ayeaH5041d ago

You gotta understand i dont have patience for PC gaming its to picky and uncomfortable.

Miiikeyyy5041d ago

Not everyone enjoys pc gaming you know

peowpeow5041d ago

He only suggested the PC version because it exists. No need for that

ape0075041d ago

absolutely, it's one of my favorite games ever

newleaf5041d ago

both can be playeduno xbox 360 fortunately

cj1pate1015041d ago

Hey bubs wenaldy iam talking to you! Did you retards ever stop to think this version doesnt include the only reason worth playing this game.. hmm what could that be the fucking versus mode. God you kids have no idea do you? Dl the steam version for 5 damn bucks and play online like the rest of us already do! The pc version looks exactly the same as this with the mp. You have a shit load of catching up to do.

Corrwin5041d ago

I was hoping there'd be more colour to this HD gimmick :| Glad I skipped to the end!

cj1pate1015041d ago

Smart observation my man that's because ubisoft didnt do anything but up ress this old game.

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Five Games That Defined The Stealth Genre

Enjoy the cathartic thrill of a great stealth exploit? Here are five games that defined the genre.

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SimpleSlave1635d ago

Probably the most important and influential ones:
Hitman 2: Silent Assassin
Thief 1
Splinter Cell 1
Metal Gear Solid
Tenchu: Stealth Assassins
Commandos

Honorable Mentions (Came before/Expanded on the genre):
Castle Wolfenstein
Metal Gear 2: Solid Snake
Hitman: Codename 47
System Shock 2
Deus Ex
Bonanza Bros.

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All of the Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell Games Ranked

Sam Fisher has had some great adventures over the years, and MP1st rates 'em all! Here's all the Splinter Cell games ranked..

Deathdeliverer1766d ago (Edited 1766d ago )

Easy. Single player? Pandora Tomorrow, Chaos Theory, The original Splinter Cell, Double agent, Dumpster Fires then on.

Multiplayer? Chaos Theory, Pandora Tomorrow, Dumpster Fire A, Then dumpster fire B. So on.

iagainsti1201766d ago (Edited 1766d ago )

Blacklist had some really good gameplay though i just didn't care for the voice actor of Sam Fisher.

My list would be SP - Chaos Theory, Black List, Original SC, Pandora Tomorrow, Double Agent, then Conviction. Conviction is by far the worst game by far.

Never played the MP since i never cared for it.

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DragonWarrior191766d ago

Conviction was fantastic and definitely better than Double Agent. Can't argue with the rest of the list though.

excaliburps1766d ago

Yep agree here. Conviction was always tagged as Hobo Sam but it was a fantastic game.

Zjet1766d ago

You forgot Double Agent on the Xbox/PS2//Wii its a completely different game to the Xbox 360/PS3/PC version.

ADekuKid1765d ago

It’s mentioned in the write up for Double Agent. But we just combined both of them into one entry since only the 360 version is story canon.

Ausbo1766d ago

I actually agree with this list somehow. Chaos theory and then conviction. It’s very much up for debate.

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Looking Back to 2005 and Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory - Third Time’s the Charm

Darren writes: "When writing this piece, the urge to play through Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory once again has been impossible to ignore. It didn’t simply just possess all the components needed for a great game, but combined them in such a way that made it totally irresistible to play."

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