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Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory
![]() The third iteration of the Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell stealth action franchise features the continuing adventures of Sam Fisher, a top secret agent who's sent in to accomplish the US government's dirty work when political situations go sour. It's also got a brand-new two-player cooperative mode in addition to an updated version of the innovative spies-versus-mercenaries competitive multiplayer mode introduced in the second Splinter Cell game. So there's a lot to it, and there's definitely a lot to like about it, especially for Splinter Cell fans who felt a little too restricted while playing as Fisher in the previous games. With that said, Chaos Theory sometimes has a designed-by-committee feel due to its many disparate parts, and despite the game's grittier new theme and its new "Mature" rating, it's going to offer a familiar experience to Splinter Cell veterans. But even if some of the changes are marginal, this is still the most entertaining, most well-rounded game in the series yet. Sam Fisher's not playing around in Splinter Cell Chaos Theory. Though the competitive multiplayer mode and new cooperative campaign are the most original aspects of Chaos Theory, the solo campaign is the highlight. It's once again composed of a linear series of missions, but these are generally bigger, more open-ended and simply more fun than those of the previous games. Set in the near future, the campaign focuses on the threat of informational warfare and a tenuous relationship between the United States, North Korea, and Japan. Enter Sam Fisher, who's summoned to various international hot spots to find the truth and possibly to silence certain dangerous individuals. You'll control him from a third-person perspective as he infiltrates enemy compounds and ventilates his foes. Stealth Third Person Action - Developer: Ubisoft Montreal and Ubisoft Annecy - Publisher: Ubisoft Entertainment - Release Date: 31.03.2004 - Official Website: Code: Code:
www.splintercell3.com - CPU: Pentium 4/Athlon XP 2GHz - Memory: 512Mb - Video: 128Mb - HDD: 4Gb Installation: - Unrar - Burn or Mount - Install Game - Copy crack file into game dir - Play |
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