Great game, personally speaking the best I have played to-date. It looks visually polished, has very fluid gameplay when you get good. The ability to play in the style you like is excellent.

This is the first Splinter Cell game I have played and am very much impressed by it. What I like the most is that it's up to you how you want to play it - you can sneak past the enemies, distract them and take them down with non-lethal hand-to-hand moves, or just unleash hell and shoot them all.

pricing could have been better. rest was okay

as per shown on website

everything was okay for me; good packing; quick delivery

Game was factory sealed, which was good as others I have bought from Tesco direct have had the plastic cellophane ripped. Thoroughly enjoying the game and delivery to collect in-store was next day!

Excellent graphics and gameplay. I love this type of FPS because you can play any way you want, quiet, clean, and tidy, or loud and guns blazing! The technology available makes you feel like you're on a real covert mission. Silence and forethought are your best weapons.

Challenging; Good Audio; Graphics; Realistic

Almost Too Hard

Great gameplay, excellent gear/weapons upgrade system; Very high replay value since it leaves you wanting to try different methods to succeed

None

Andre Kobin goes from being an intensely detestable two-bit thug to the coolest character in the series? How did that happen?

Ghosting through a battleground of enemies shooting at where they think Sam might be hiding - and never once realising their mistake until it's too late

Hello; wildly out of place first person shooting segment

feels like an apology to the fans who took exception to what they saw as a dumbing-down of the series, but the developers have not abandoned their ambitions to capture a more mainstream audience.

Splinter Cell: Blacklist – prior to this entry, I'd only played the first game in the series, on the Xbox, and I didn't quite get it. It had some issues that made it pale in comparison to Hitman 2 , one of my favourite games at the time when it came to stealth titles.

Sam Fisher is back, and after emerging from the development shadows, it's clear that the long wait has been well worth it. While not everyone, particularly longtime fans of the Splinter Cell series, may have always agreed with the direction in which the more recent entries have headed (Splinter...