Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Conviction PC

Sam Fisher can no longer rely on his trusted bag of tools and iconic goggles. He's gone beyond being a double agent. Now he's a fully fledged fugitive without the intel of 3rd Echelon or the support of his friends. Those custom gadgets can't be found at your local hardware store. This time around, Fisher is going to need more than just a dark corner to survive. It's a whole new game and we'll be taking an in-depth look at five ways it has changed over the next few days. If you thought you knew what Splinter Cell was, get ready to see how UbiSoft is changing all of the rules. Splinter Cell Conviction is being developed by the Ubisoft Montreal studio responsable for hit titles such as Assassin's Creed and Prince of Persia. Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell has redefined the infiltration genre and has amazed millions of players around the world with 18 million copies sold. Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell Conviction won the following awards at EA 2009: GameSpy: Best Action Game, IGN: Best Action Game, GamePro: Best of E3, CrispyGamer.com: Best XboX 360 Game, 1UP: Best of E3 360 Game, and PlanetXbox360.com: Best Xbox 360 Game.