Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Pandora Tomorrow HD (2011)
Genres:Adventure, Shooter
Themes:Action, Stealth
Game modes:Single player
Story:An HD version of Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Pandora Tomorrow is included in the Splinter Cell Trilogy. The PlayStation 3 version is ported from the PC version. It upscales to 1080p, supports stereoscopic 3D and features a new HUD. It also incorporates quicksaves. This version sometimes suffers from crashing when quick-loading as well as performance stuttering.Show more
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Why are Splinter Cell 1 and Chaos Theory available online but not the literal second game in the series? This is arguably THE stealth franchise right behind Metal Gear Solid, only where Metal Gear is "stealth fantasy," Splinter Cell makes its footprint by being much more grounded. As someone who is planning on getting into this series, having this installment unavailable is a massive roadblock to my enjoyment.
I once played the Demo of this game, was thrilled so much - and bought the limited edition (which I still own)... but then I waited too long to actually play it - and then suddenly wasn't able to do so anymore, because of the hardware-copy-protection that wasn't/isn't compatible with any new hardware ! :(( - So, that's definitely THE MOST IMPORTANT wish/vote from me ! ;-)
i could never played this game before, remember that a friend borrowed me his copy but it always crashed on my pc i need to play this game so bad, that's the only one i haven't play :(
I grew up with my dad playing the first 3 Splinter Cell games. I still want to do a franchise run at some point. Maybe even get my dad to replay the games too.
We all want this for the pc. It is among the best of the all the stealth games. IT is very popular to this day. Ive looked for this for years and no 1 should have to get a ps for it
For me all splinter cell games are special, even if some were weaker then others. They are the best stealth games i ever played and the first ones did not hold your hand. You had to figure out how to get to the mission point/people without arrows pointing the way. Yes they were difficult but that was the challenge. Using observation, real stealth and brains to do the mission. Good old days :)
This is a game that is conspicuously absent from every retailer, where all other entries in the series are present. It can only be played by those who are able to hunt down the physical media. It isn't a perfect sequel, but its multiplayer mode was and remains an utterly unique experience that fans still love to this day. It deserves to be released for people to enjoy!
I have a strong connection to this game from my childhood, I always admired the Splinter Cell games, especially the first 3 hold a special place. I got this game even on CD but i cant play it. I dont have my old OG XBOX neither and cant play this game at all anymore. It has been over 10 years and miss it so damn much. Just do it, Please.
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