Splinter Cell: Conviction Coming To A PS3 Near You

We’ve heard the talk many a times haven’t we? Rumors running wild around gaming’s web claiming we’ll soon see a version of Splinter Cell: Conviction on PS3.

The rumors are yet raging, apparently, and according to Amazon.fr, not only will said title make PS3 its final destination, Ubisoft is prepping an full blow trilogy of it and Prince of Persia.

The image below is taken directly off of Amazon France, which list the games to be released in November in HD glory.

It’s a rumor, and considering that Amazon France once listed Uncharted 3 as coming to Xbox 360……..you get the picture.

We’ll keep you updated as more information unfolds.

Via TheSixthAxis.

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7 Comments on "Splinter Cell: Conviction Coming To A PS3 Near You"

  1. nick August 10, 2010 at 6:50 am -

    take it with a heavy dose of salt!
    this is not the first time a website has listed a once exclusive going MP.
    L4D2 and ME2 ended up on EAs website listed for the ps3 which was amazing since it was EA the publisher for those 2 titles!
    so, yea, i really hope its true but i seriously doubt it!

  2. Ernice Gilbert August 10, 2010 at 6:57 am -

    Yeah, but you must remember almost all Splinter Cell titles have made their way to the PlayStation brand, doesn’t matter how late they came…

  3. nick August 10, 2010 at 9:58 am -

    yeah, but whats the point?
    i mean i loved SPC, but i aint going to buy it again unless its got new levels, a new mode or something.
    ive finished it 3 times already, i think thats enough!
    i seriously cant see this selling well on the ps3, i doubt it would sell well enough to cover the development costs!
    is it really worth it?

  4. Ernice Gilbert August 10, 2010 at 10:11 am -

    In light of the situation you just described, then no. But they might have other views…

  5. nick August 11, 2010 at 9:22 am -

    i just cant see it covering the development costs.
    if there not going to make a profit off it than whats the point?
    no one wants to make a loss on a project!

  6. Ernice Gilbert August 11, 2010 at 9:25 am -

    true.

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