
Splinter Cell: Conviction 6 has already been confirmed, and is being developed at Ubisoft Toronto. However there hasn’t been a single image of the game….until now.

Splinter Cell: Conviction 6 has already been confirmed, and is being developed at Ubisoft Toronto. However there hasn’t been a single image of the game….until now.
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So don’t be surprised if you’re Xbox 360 owner and witness, on a constant basis, your PS3 owning friends talking up their system of choice to the heavens – because they will. As if to say, “my console’s better than yours”, you’ll hear them chat incessantly about upcoming games like Killzone 3, the yet unannounced Uncharted 3, Sucker Punch’s inFamous 2, PD’s Gran Turismo 5, MM’s LittleBigPlanet 2 and SCEJ’s The Last Guardian amongst others.
They will. And although in all honesty the Xbox 360′s arsenal’s not as vast as that of the PS3, there are a few award-winning, bestselling titles that only can be found on said console that PS3 loyalists want terribly. They want them so bad it’s gotten to a point that anytime those games are mentioned, negativity jumps out of them.
It’s like a girl who wants a guy but the only way she knows to show it is by acting like she hate his guts; when on the inside, she’s burning with love. So too, are the PS3 owners whenever these four games are mentioned.
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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.
Max Beland, creative director for Splinter Cell: Conviction has confirmed that before the game is released on April 16th for Xbox 360 and PC, a demo will be made available.
Max Beland of Ubisoft has told Edge that Splinter Cell will probably end up coming to PS3 and other platforms after Conviction is released in April.
Splinter Cell: Conviction will be available on the Xbox 360 and PC in April, Ubisoft has consistently made it clear that the game is a true 360 exclusive, but are they telling the truth?
Major Nelson thought his math skills were exceptional, either that or the man wanted us to decipher quickly what he was trying not-so-hard to conceal.
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Yeah whatever Major, you mean that’s the best you can do?
Talk is circulating the web that finally, Ubisoft “has set in stone” Splinter Cell: Conviction’s release date.
How many times have this game been delayed? We can’t remember the exact amount of times but one thing’s for sure, it’s been too long. We all were expecting Sam Fisher to commence on his latest journey on February 26th, however Ubisoft said that the game needed more “polish.”
Ubisoft recently held a live-chat session on its Facebook page with fans where it took out time to field questions and provide answers. One of the being the game’s length.

The news broke yesterday and the reactions from gamers were not too friendly to put it politely. Once again Ubisoft has delayed the release of Splinter Cell: Conviction, but this time the reason is not because the market is crowded or because its coming to PS3 (see what I did there?) But because the game needs polish.