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Some geospatial data on this website is provided by geonames. View mobile website. For example, Sam can wall-grab Emile Dufraisne or Carson Moss and interrogate him during the final parts of the game. Two alternate single-player missions, eight all-new merged versus and co-op maps and interactive cutscenes. Daylight missions, in which Sam does not have his goggles. The computer hacking mini-game returns and new mini-games are featured that let you decrypt e-mails and defuse bombs. A new type of level.

He can choose what order to do them, and does not have to do all of them. The more you do for one side or both sides , the more trust you can receive. The mission objective of the spies is to retrieve two encrypted files from four terminals scattered around the map.

The spies use their wrist computer to hack the terminal. The closer the spy is to the terminal, the faster it can be hacked. All progress made whilst hacking any terminal is cumulative for that particular spy until he is killed, when the information will be lost.

To win the game, the spy team must retrieve 2 files and return them to their starting point. The spy team can also win by killing all of the Upsilon Force members. Start with nothing, and build. Delivered by FeedBurner. Telephone Your telephone number is opetional. Search for:. Download Here Help Center. If it turns orange, the goons have seen something in the snow, so you can back away for a while. You can play with the Al in a way you've never done before.

Graphically, the team are looking to match the Xbox version for the minimum spec, although this is expected to be quite high - 3GHz with shader-only 3D cards. However, Splinter Cell: Double Agent will be compatible with the new AGE IA PliysX card, and the PC developers are implementing all kinds of subtle stuff that the team don't have time for, such as physics on plants and vegetation that moves as Sam brushes past.

Each of the game's plus characters has been designed with the same care and attention as Sam Fisher, with asymmetric faces not just left-right copies , skin texture, unique blemishes and subtle details such as the fact that a person's eyes will animated even if they're wearing dark sunglasses. Yes, it may my jetlag speaking, but this brave re-invention of Splinter Cell looks very promising. Even without his trademark goggles, Sam Fisher voiced again by Michael Ironside is proving to be a heavyweight character who has the potential of real emotional highs and lows - something that was definitely missing in previous games.

Having dual objectives for missions is something that I've wanted to see in more games. The great TIE Fighter and more recently titles such as KOTOR and Oblivion have allowed you to create your own path through the moral maze, and as a result have been infinitely more engaging.

With Splinter Cell: Double Agent, the stealth genre is evolving Also, to help gamers get to grips with the environments and characters and start to compete, we've added bots. We wanted the Al to act realistically, to give you the feeling you're playing against real people. The bots can communicate between one another, make real-time strategies and tactics and will be able to kick your ass.

Multiplayer is now up to three-versus-three, with Upsilon forces mercenaries versus spies. However, the tricky part as a spy is not getting the objective or info, but extracting yourself safe and alive afterwards.

The Upsilon force now has a powerful proximity radar, but like the movie Aliens, it shows the threat is near but not whether they're above, below, in front or behind you. The spies, meanwhile, can now hack systems using limited wi-fi, which adds a fascinating element of cat and mouse as you move around trying to avoid the attention of the meres. Each player has three lives during the game, and for the spies, you can leave the hacking and return to the same place later if things get too hot - however, if you're shot and killed, you lose the entire file.

The multiplayer Team Hack level shown was the typical warehouse affair, but the tension was palpable between the members of the Ubisoft dev team as the spies attempted to steal away information from four computer terminals, while the meres tracked them down. Disappointingly, there's none of the co-op multiplayer missions that were introduced in Chaos Theory, but the team have decided to focus on the Al bots to train up beginners offline so they can enjoy the full Splinter Cell experience with their friends online.

Here's the full list of modes:. If there's one thing that's going to prevent you experimenting with multiple pathways and different ways of moving through levels in a stealth game, it's a health system that relies on first-aid packs.

We took that idea a couple of generations ahead for military purposes to the point where it can stop a bullet. However, after a few hits, the suit can't cope, so you need to take a break for it to recover, which actually encourages stealth - because when in combat the last thing you want to do is stand still!

What this means for players, in a similar way to the systems in Halo or Call of Duty 2 , is that if you cock-up a situation of getting past a guard, you can go and recover for a while, then try again without feeling as if you're being punished. The new health system can also be adapted to different situations, so in jail, Sam is shot at with a non-lethal riot shotgun that he can also pick up and use - if he takes too many hits, he's knocked unconscious and wakes up in the prison infirmary.

Smith says: "Combine this health system with the new moment-to-moment traffic light' feedback system on Sam showing what the Al is thinking, and the game is immediately much more fun. What A Great day. Besides waking up at 4am just to get there, my trip to Annecy in the foothills of the French Alps was a happy time. The reason is printed lovingly across the page just a few inches away: Splinter Cell: Double Agent's multiplayer mode.

Having been developed from the ground up in a heavily modified Unreal 2 engine by an entirely different team, it's essentially a separate game from the single-player component. The premise, if you're not familiar with the multiplayer modes of Pandora Tomorrow and Chaos Theory, is one of spies versus mercenaries.

Three spies must hack three security terminals, controlling from a standard Splinter Cell third-person viewpoint and using many of the main game's acrobatic tricks. Three meres must prevent the spies from doing this, from a first-person viewpoint, using a gun and a flashlight. Sound familiar? Well it should, because it's based on the much-played ancient Egyptian sport of hide-and-seek, albeit on a far more deadly and technological level.

This time around, the team are intent on making it more accessible to newcomers, offering visual instructions as to where you can go and what you can do as a spy for the first hour of play. Gone are the confusing and almost unworkable server interfaces, and arriving on the console train is an Xbox Live-style interface with optimatch and buddy list options.

Other changes intensify the experience hugely, such as the spy's new-found ability to hack from a distance. Consider this situation I found myself in, sitting in complete darkness on some rafters, metres above a terminal I was hacking. The hacked terminal alerts a mere, who enters the room - his Aliens -style proximity detector blipping away, letting him know I'm within ten metres of him.

I watch, he's standing next to the terminal and looking in every direction, shining his torch, searching for me - all I need is another ten seconds and I'm done.

In previous games, I'd have to stand right next to the terminal as I hacked, and he would have found and killed me by now. Instead though, we're playing a game of cat and mouse; an online test of faith. Around about that point the mere stares straight at me, and for a moment I'm unsure if I've been spotted.

Just like when you can't tell if the old man with sunglasses on the bus is staring at your crotch, your flee or flee-harder instinct kicks in. As a spy, your only defence is hiding in the shadows or running away. In this situation, the mere shot me right between the goggle-eyes, the game's newly developed killcam explaining why it happened - my electromagnetic hacking tools had shown up on his appropriate visor.

Clever, clever, clever. At the end of the day, Martin Korda and I won wine and cheese for being the best spies there. Korda later called to explain it was meat, and not cheese. He sounded happy. I was too. The multiplayer side of Double Agent will be the cheese or meat to the single-player's wine, and it shall make a glorious feast. The Beginning Of the end for the Splinter Cell series or the end of the beginning?