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Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell | PC Code - Ubisoft Connect

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Description

James Bond... Solid Snake... Ethan Hunt... Based on their recent games, all these so-called superspies could stand to take a few lessons from newcomer Sam Fisher. His name isn't important; the important thing is that his game, Splinter Cell, comes from Tom Clancy's game studio and offers up the kind of sophistication and control you'd expect from the studio that brought gamers Rainbow Six. It's all about the details. When Sam enters a dark area, he's got two options, thermal and night vision. Thermal lets him see the body heat of an enemy soldier, even through walls and doors. Shoot through cover with a high-powered weapon, and you can watch as the heat fades from the body. Not dark yet? Shoot out the lights. Need a distraction? Pick up and toss a tin can. Come up to a door too thick to pass thermal readings? Sneak up to it, slip a fiber-optic lead under the door frame, and peek at what's beyond. When you're ready, open the door--just a little bit at a time. While Splinter Cell lacks a famous hero in the lead role, it does sport the famous technical military thriller author Tom Clancy in the title. And you can see the evidence of his expertise in every facet of the game. Who needs the baggage of Metal Gear Solid 2 when Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell brings you better weapons, better controls, better graphics, better spy toys, and a coherent story?

Release date: February 18, 2003


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Return Policy: This product is non-returnable and non-refundable.


Item Weight: 0.01 ounces


Type of item: Software Download


Item model number: Ubisoft-001


Manufacturer: Ubisoft


Date First Available: February 18, 2010


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    • Good
Great game
Reviewed in the United States on July 19, 2024 by Darkshadow
    • A great game that still works for today's technology
I was feeling a bit nostalgic, and I really wanted to play this game without having to find it and reconnect my ps2. I wasn't sure if this game would still work on Windows 7, but after doing a little research to see if it still works on Windows 7, I decided to give it a shot. The game still works and I haven't found any bugs with it yet. I've played from start to finish - including the three bonus missions after the main missions - without one problem. The only thing I felt a little disappointed was the resolution for the game's videos, but apparently Ubisoft intended to dull down the resolution anyway. Even though I haven't done it, I read a few forums online saying you can change the resolution yourself by editing one of the files (at your own risk, of course). Anyway, if you're feeling a little bit of nostalgia, buy this game; I know it works up to Windows 7. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 28, 2013 by Jeff Crews
    • Good stealth game,goes back to the roots
I played this game purely because I am a fan of the Splinter Cell series.That said,I dislike the new turn Sam has taken since Conviction. I miss that feel of being the black-clad spy who deftly dodges guards, cameras and laser trips whilst silently advancing to his objective.That was the Sam I loved. And I'd hoped this game would take me back to him.Needless to say, it did: that too in a back-then-Sam-was-like-this kind of way. SC maybe not be as good as Chaos Theory (especially since CT is armed with Amon Tobin's music) but it definitely brings out the stealthy spy in you. P.S.: I hope you'll enjoy the CIA level and the Presidential Palace.Both are tough and complement each other in stealth tactics. Lastly, expect a cool bit of cinematic style gameplay with Sam.Today's games that stumble over each other to ape that celluloid feel could take a leaf from this game.Not once did I feel that I was not playing a game; yet the cinematic edge was always apparent (and appreciated). ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 28, 2012 by Avi
    • Can't get past training
On a PC with a keyboard this game is in fact broke and useless. Do not waste your money. It may work with a controller on the PC but with keyboard (my setup), you are unable to climb the first wall in the training mission. Ah well. At least it was on sale. If there was a less than 1 star I would give it. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 1, 2013 by Tony Colston
    • it's ok
I wanted to try it out before buying the latest Splinter Cell game, but I maybe should have bought one of the later games instead. This game did give an idea of how it plays, but the newer game may not play quite the same, maybe better and easier to understand.
Reviewed in the United States on August 4, 2013 by Ed Deno
    • great game
splinter cell game download does work with windows 7 operating system on pc. as far as gameplay the levels are awsome but extremely challenging the controls were pretty diffacult to learn for me but once you got it down its funner to play. other than that just a great game.
Reviewed in the United States on February 27, 2011 by caleb randolph
    • Talk about suspenseful
I only rate it 4 stars because I expected a bit more action, but I realize that is probably my fault for not investigating more on the game, I mean, the description does say "Stealth Action Redefined" *sigh*, anyway, The game is good, the weapons are simple, the missions though, wow, they're a freaking spiderweb, you can pretty much take 2 or 3 different routes to complete mission, which is hard at first. I had to play it a couple of times on easy to get it, hehehehehe. I mean that whole make-a-wrong-move-and-set-off-the-alarm deal all throughout the game, dang! Had me by the seat of my pants! If you like stealth, this game is it, If you like all out shoot-em-all-dead games, then no, get something else. =) ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 10, 2012 by Dave
    • Great
I loaned my original CD's for Splinter Cell to a relative. He liked it so much he said he " LOST IT " LOL so I ordered this download
Reviewed in the United States on August 20, 2013 by Dennis A.

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