Splinter Cell: Conviction found on Finnish magazine

Heads up Splinter Cell fans, as video game magazine Pela Aja has just revealed that Ubisoft Montreal is developing a new game for the franchise – Tom Clancy‘s Splinter Cell: Conviction. Pardon us for the lack of other information, as that above mentioned mag is written in Finnish.

Based on the few things that we understood though, Conviction will be released on both the Xbox 360 and the Games for Windows (PC) platform. The story will still involve Sam fisher and this synopsis was provided by the folks from GameSwank.com:

They say that at the beginning of the game Sam learns that Anna Grimsdottir is in danger so Sam joins Third Echelon again in order to help. However, Third Echelon is not what it used to be and in the first mission Sam gets false info and the wrong equipment, while his bosses are bickering amongst themselves about procedures, authority and such. Then Sam finds out that the threat to Anna comes from within the Third Echelon, quits and becomes a fugitive.

Sounds pretty interesting, we should say. However, we wish that Ubisoft will finally make an official announcement about Splinter Cell: Conviction. While waiting for that to come, check out these scans and screenshots first. The latter screens were taken from gaming site Play France.

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Heads up Splinter Cell fans, as video game magazine Pela Aja has just revealed that Ubisoft Montreal is developing a new game for the franchise – Tom Clancy‘s Splinter Cell: Conviction. Pardon us for the lack of other information, as that above mentioned mag is written in Finnish.

Based on the few things that we understood though, Conviction will be released on both the Xbox 360 and the Games for Windows (PC) platform. The story will still involve Sam fisher and this synopsis was provided by the folks from GameSwank.com:

They say that at the beginning of the game Sam learns that Anna Grimsdottir is in danger so Sam joins Third Echelon again in order to help. However, Third Echelon is not what it used to be and in the first mission Sam gets false info and the wrong equipment, while his bosses are bickering amongst themselves about procedures, authority and such. Then Sam finds out that the threat to Anna comes from within the Third Echelon, quits and becomes a fugitive.

Sounds pretty interesting, we should say. However, we wish that Ubisoft will finally make an official announcement about Splinter Cell: Conviction. While waiting for that to come, check out these scans and screenshots first. The latter screens were taken from gaming site Play France.

Via Game Swank