One of the most popular games, with more success, and the best future for the Microsoft Xbox is now on the computer, and in some places it is even better than the original version. In most ways, however, it is exactly the same. And this is great news in both cases. Reminiscent of games like Thief: The Dark project last year Hitman 2: Silent Assassin, Splinter Cell Tom Clancy is a stealth action and adventure driven sends you, as operative Sam Fisher, around the world in many works of high secret and very dangerous. Everything descends like something out of a Hollywood action movie, filled with a whole introduction to alternative music and big-budget special effects with quite possibly the best lighting effects seen on the computer until today. The game is not blameless: Like his counterpart, the Xbox, Splinter Cell for PC is a game only for a relatively short stack consisting of missions scripted largely sometimes can become test exercises and errors that undermine playing another widespread feeling of anguish. On the other hand, improved system efficiency and mouse control and keyboard and effective only make Splinter Cell for PC much more than a direct port of the console version. In essence, this is really a great action game, one that has already met with great recognition on Xbox and promises to be very well received on the PC.Sam Fisher Splinter Cell - A super-secret command working in highly classified tasks. The title Splinter Cell Tom Clancy refers to the unusual role of the main character, a soldier well trained and experienced working on a top secret military organization, Third Echelon, which is trying to rid the world of high tech terrorist threat. If caught, the US government denied affiliation with the mission. Worse, one wrong move and Fisher may inadvertently incite World War III. So there is pressure, but Fisher as cool as they come. Although it is rated as a fighter, stealth is your only real option, and the fate of the free world is in danger, while conducting a
series of high-stakes covert operations. The plot of the game, which is in the near future, is out of a thriller involves taking Clancy and Fisher label Clancy favorite team: the Russians and Chinese.Despite the fact that the right hand of Third Echelon, Fisher is based on a need to know and largely kept in the dark about the exact nature of its objectives. Fortunately, they are very intelligent, armed or unarmed. A preliminary stage of training will familiarize you with the basics of being Sam Fisher, but, however, will need a lot of practice to become really good on paper. In any case, I never would guess that these checks have been adapted from a game console, which work very well on the computer. For the most part, Splinter plays cells as a typical first-person or third-person shooter, but the innovative use of the mouse wheel is made, allowing you to fine tune the Fisher's movement speed of a slow crawl, silent all the way in a brisk career. This works very well, although undoubtedly somewhat reduced the challenge is in the Xbox version of the game, in which you must move the analog stick slightly to make Fisher tiptoe. Other controls, such as for the development of their arms and using the context menu, take some time to get used to, but works effectively by enabling you to perform a series of maneuvers are what Splinter Cell feels like a simulation superspy reliable enough .In fact, apart from the impact of beautiful lighting, the range of motion available Fisher is perhaps the highlight of Splinter Cell. Sam has something for every occasion: It can move very quickly from a crouching position, though be careful while crouching, it will be almost invisible and almost silent. You can climb stairs, metal fences, and many more. Can rappel down the walls (and kick through glass windows while doing it), climbing hand over hand (or using all four limbs) through horizontal pipes and zip through the ropes or cables with a negative slope. He can put his back against a wall and lean or shoot around corners, you can take a look behind the doors slightly ajar, and he can make a soft landing or take evasive rolls. Fisher can also hit against a wall in the middle of the jump, and cooler movement (although it is not very practical) allows to stand in sections over a narrow passage and then either shoot their opponents off guard or fall down to give an impressive blow.Sneak up behind an opponent that allows either Fisher hit the enemy unconscious with a blow gun or elbow or grab the enemy and take hostages whip. Fisher then you can use an opponent as a human shield against other enemies, or in some cases to challenge him or force him to do things like activate retinal scanners otherwise impairing the passage. Eventually you should send a hostage in one way or another, and then you can pick up and move the body upside down out of sight of enemy patrols. Fortunately for you, the enemies senses awaken only when discovered by his allies.In Splinter Cell, the use of lethal force is more of a convenience than a necessity. For this purpose, the Fisher's arsenal is quite limited, but nevertheless effective. First, it has a gun with a silencer confidence that can kill with a head shot and can also be used to shoot out some lights to make for a more favorable situation for Fisher and night vision goggles. Later, you will find a rifle experimental high technology is their main support. With two fully automatic modes to throw a shot and the SC-20K also has a silencer and flash suppressor-mouth, which is ideal for Fisher's purposes. This modular weapon even has a growth apparatus, allowing precision shooting - a great touch, Fisher can hold your breath while looking through the scope to temporarily stabilize its target.
The SC-20K is also compatible with a number of other types of ammunition as specific rounds that can be used for neutralization instead of killing enemies. In a series Splinter Cell missions, victims strictly prohibited, so this feature is not only for the sake of compassion.More interestingly, the SC-20K can be used to trigger remote camera detectors, nauseating smoke pumps, or a chamber of distraction that can be used to lure guards away from their posts and then give them a bite knockout gas. Such cowardly equipment is not always absolutely necessary to complete a task, but it is fun to use and can help avoid getting into a difficult situation. Fisher can also get hand grenades into the hands of their fragmentation, although high explosives is not really his style. pull cans or bottles to distract the enemies are more up the alley.Lockpicking is definitely his style, too, and can use the lock options confidence to avoid any closed doors. This game features an intuitive interpretation of lock-picking at which you must press the appropriate arrow keys on your keyboard to loose push as many pins as there are in the lock. Some of the other neat Fisher devices include an optical cable can slip under the door to give you a look at what is on the other side, blocking the camera disrupting security cameras, and flares that can draw fire sensitive automated turrets heat. Fisher is essentially a high-tech ninja government, what with all these things, and what their body suit goggles and night vision and heat vision completely black. The odds are always against him, but he has a long time the element of surprise. drives and devices are not just for show, or as Splinter Cell will need to use almost all Fisher various capacities in most every mission.Fisher missions can be all different - one conducted in an oil rig, apparently unpretentious in the middle of the ocean, while another takes place at the CIA headquarters - but they are all quite similar to how to proceed with them: stay out of sight, stay safe, and engage only hostile when necessary. This is easier said than done, despite the impressive list of moves and excellent Fisher ability, you always get the attention of your enemies on every mission undertaken. If caught in a shootout, Fisher can kill a few shots, though his enemies tend to fall much faster. However, ammo is limited, and the goal of Fisher departs violent if you try to shoot while moving or try to shoot in quick succession. More importantly, it will often be found a guard to give the general alarm, which makes several missions for the automatic failure.In other missions, the alarm can be turned off several times before Third Echelon pull the plug on that sometimes, no alarm to worry at all. In what is arguably the most frustrating aspect of Splinter Cell,
sometimes the alarm will be activated in times of scenarios if killed or knocked out many guards led to this point and could not completely hide their bodies. This can cause a cycle of continuous mission failure, eventually forcing them to restart a mission from scratch and then try to avoid contact with the enemy, instead of the office, or at least do a better cleaning job.There is always going to complete missions restart from scratch, but will be screwing everything and constantly rebooting different sequences, perhaps tens of times per mission. The ability to quickly save your progress at any time, anywhere to quickly load your game saved if caught in a pinch - features that are not in the version of the Xbox to Splinter Cell - do much to alleviate potential factor of game frustration long missions, although it can take away some of the challenge if invoked in excess. In any case, you will discover that the missions of the game is largely the script and played exactly the same way every time. The suspense is almost nonexistent at the time reaches the fifth attempt to sneak through this alley heavily guarded, and any sense of urgency is undermined when he realizes that the truck desperately trying to catch up with the murder or desperately trying to prevent events not activated until they pass certain thresholds. patrolling enemy also checked at specific points. You can always wait for the guard to come around the corner, but I do not see a step forward until these last few inches. However, as long as not obsess on any given game (and unlimited save the system must ensure that) point, the mission scenarios will not seem so transparent.The guards in Splinter Cell is reliable enough, but all move in a predictable manner and show complex behavior. Will investigate the noise and fire without warning, but in hostile situations, serious errors will be directed to areas to kill and sometimes even when your stealth meter display says that is completely invisible. However, although the guards are not smart and is not particularly difficult to remove, Splinter Cell can still be a difficult game, after sneaking past enemies (and not their implementation) agenda is general, and that is to fill a tall man. Fortunately, most of the missions carried out in the dark, where night vision gives you a big advantage. But as you begin to feel comfortable in your underhandedness, you will find yourself at the guards with flashlights, not only reveal the lookout, but you can also temporarily blind if it is on your night vision.Splinter Cell looks great on a fast system with a high-end graphics card, but visual presentation is not perfect. Prerendered scenes are not nearly as good as the graphics of the game. rate
frame game can start to chug particularly in areas that are particularly heavy for light effects, and see that there are some problems with collision detection and clipping, such as when the foot of a felled opponent can be seen stuck directly through a door . We also had some texture problems in two different test systems. All this is enough to spoil a bit of a visual presentation else amazing, the highlight of which is the lighting effects and motion Fisher. real-time lighting of the game is not just for show, after making use of light and shadows in each region is a critical part of the game. But still, it's a real eye candy when you see things like warm sunlight floods the blinds, or a radiant reflector through a chain link fence, looking for you. The other graphics in the game are also very impressive. Fisher movements are extremely realistic and highly articulated, and almost seem as if they had caught the movement, even though it was not. Modern environments of the game is not exactly picturesque, but still beautiful in size, complexity and detail of. In what could be the strongest quality graphics Splinter Cell, even those levels that occur in seemingly dull officelike regions manage to look interesting testimony.Splinter Cell sounds also great, as with any game secrecy worth its salt, the sound is an integral part of the experience. Really going to make Fisher hears little noisier faster moves, so learn to be your own worst critic, as they try to move silently. All the subtle energies of from lock-picking to draw the different weapons and special equipment, have a sound suitably soft to go with them, creating a sense that Fisher is very skilled in the silence, but still runs the danger of making too much noise. In addition, bass-heavy music environment Splinter phones are great, and getting stronger and faster when you are spotted or trapped. But like some other games based on stealth, the way the music gets or calm, depending on the circumstances has some side effects that feels almost like cheating: You learn to trust the music to know whether or not the enemies remain their neighborhood. The coast is clear when he says that
music.Note also, Splinter Cell has a good deal of talk in this, although disappointing, the Russians and the Chinese speak English accents using lame, stereotypical and not in their native language. It is understood that Fisher is multilingual, so it would be great if you had simply translated so that, in the dialogue - especially since it is like to hear him speak. He has voiced by Michael Ironside (Starship Troopers, Top Gun), which is absolutely perfect for the role, with natural gravel, speaking sharply. Ironside has a good script to work with Splinter Cell, and Fisher brings the character to life with the right attitude nonsense and very dry humor is completed.Splinter Cell consists of only nine loads, although each of them are long and complicated.
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