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That’s why I keep my N64 + games around.
I'm roughly about five or six hours into the game and it's been great so far. I've only played half of the first game and only about fifteen or so minutes of another. So I can't really compare this one to them but from my understanding this one is vastly different. I can say that I'm not lost or confused by the story. From what I hear this game is about 30+ hours. I think that includes all the side quest stuff.
I think whenever the PS5 comes out and makes the PS4 cheaper then I'll get a secondhand one to play the games on there I've missed. Need to play Uncharted 4 if nothing else because I loved the first three.
Reviews I've read suggest the campaign is at least 20 hours.
Funny parody games from the ps2 era. The first one is 1950's ufo communist paranoia parody and it even has Plan 9 From Outer Space as an extra. The second one is full on spy parody in the vein of N.O.L.F. games, with James Bond references galore. The second one is from 2005, so it even has a reference to Daniel Craig, when you scan one of the british spies in the game.
"Daniel, who?"
Great memories.
I personally think it could be a new 3D DK game in the style of Mario Odyssey. I suppose we will hear something at this coming E3, hopefully.
What would you like to see from them, ideally?
I’ve always wanted them to get a crack at the next Star Fox. A 3D Donkey Kong or F-Zero revival would also be great.
In a previous post, I mentioned how the Vagabond was locked up in the Pillory, rendering the quest he gives you now useless. I had put him out of mind and continued on. Well I found myself in need of a Tailor, and not far from Rattay, so I went to the Tailor there. I saw the Vagabond still in the Pillory, and approached him on the off chance. Turns out, in one of the recent updates, they have fixed it so that talking to him completes the quest. However, the Rattay Miller, Miller Pershek has disappeared (other people have reported the same problem), meaning that if I am in the vicinity of Rattay, I can't offload my stolen goods for Groshen (coin). I will have to go to another Miller.
I think we'll be getting a new Splinter Cell this year, perhaps some remastered versions (or at least backwards compatible) of the older games too.
I sure hope so. Playing Splinter Cell reminds me of James Bond games a lot for some odd reason.
Pretty much every installment in the series I played, I enjoyed. That first installment was one incredible, well done game, wouldn't mind getting to play that one again!
Well I thought first 4 games were awesome. Conviction and Blacklist kinda sucked sadly. I remember going to the store when Splinter Cell Pandora Tomorrow first came out and I asked the guy whats out there like 007? he told me Splinter Cell is awesome that's like 007 and I got hooked on it and that was 14 years ago.
Started replaying Conviction on Xbox One backward compatibility I never did clear it, lost my saves so started again, Chaos Theory and Pandora Tomorrow were awesome games.
Considering its age (nearly 20 years old!), the original game has graphically held up quite well, not perfect. Pandora Tomorrow is my overall favourite, but it is impossible to overlook the improvements in Chaos Theory over its predecessors. Re-remasters of the original 4, for the present generation of consoles would be welcome.
Very cool, my favorite Splinter Cell game is Chaos Theory.
I can understand that. But dammit, I need my espionage fix. No Bond. No Fisher. No Sterling. No Archer. Pity I don't like COD, as I would be on cloud 9.
Sorry I don't understand.
I'm complaining about the fate of the espionage genre in gaming. Bond is self explanatory. Fisher showed up as an NPC in one mission of Ghost Recon: Wildlands, and may or may not have another Splinter Cell game in the pipeline. Andrew Sterling appeared in only one game, Cold Winter, which I would kill for to see a new game. And the rights to Kate Archer (The Operative: No One Lives Forever & No One Lives Forever 2: A Spy In H.A.R.M's Way) are caught up in a tangled mess.
Also, Major, I know you require a good bit of a follow-up to Cold Winter, don't you, old chap? ;)
I do. There has to be a deadly new threat to the world, one that only a hard as nails ex-SAS, ex-MI6 Agent can sort out.
And get Dominic Cooper involved. Whatever problems I had with the film, Cooper was certainly not one of them. I have only read the first 5 books, and while Cooper looked nothing like how I saw Stratton in my head, Cooper nailed the attitude of the character. It's not like we will be seeing a new Stratton film (or book for that matter), anytime soon, anyway.
You can make spy fiction-oriented games on condition they'd either be First-Person or Third-Person Shooters. If I were in charge, however, I wouldn't make an embarrassing shoot-em-up game where you walk to a room, the doors close, 20 enemies emerge, you gun them down, your health regenerates, the next stage door opens, you proceed and repeat the same. We've had that with GoldenEye: Rogue Agent and that's why it didn't receive any prominent ground. The Splinter Cell, Hitman (minus Absolution) and No One Lives Forever franchises delivered the best spy video games to date, even better than the EA-produced Bonds.
My thoughts exactly, Major. Dominic Cooper's take on Stratton was excellent. I'd like him to reprise his role in video games while having those entries adapting the books in a manner and making them seem like well-interactive enough to be playable as video games, balancing between action and stealth.