Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Pandora Tomorrow (Xbox)

This game in my opinion is one of the best out there are provides an excellent sequel to the brilliant and highly rated original. Again the gamer takes the role of undercover ops specialist Sam Fisher - now even cooler than before despite his greying hair. The very first thing I noticed with this game is the amazing graphics. If you thought the first Splintercell was graphically flawless then prepare to be amazed. Everything from the scenery down to the weapons are almost lifelike in appearance!! Again silence and stealth is name of the game with sneaking up to enemies, giving them a clobber ... more

Splinter Cell is a game based on the storylines of Tom Clancy, I am a great fan of all Tom Clancy's works, I have read lots of his books and played on most of the games released with him name somewhere in the title! Splinter Cell Pandora Tomorrow is the second in the Splinter Cell Series. You play as Sam Fisher, a covert operations agent working for the NSA (National Security Agency). Your day to day job is preventing World War 3 from breaking out…no pressure! This is the in game profile for Sam Fisher: Fisher has been on the front lines of espionage in several defining conflicts throughout ... more

Having played the first one to death and loving every minute of it I could hardly wait until the sequel was released! It was even better that my girlfriend bought it for me ;) This sequel had a lot to live up to, the original has to be one of my favourite games so this one had it's work cut out for it before I even started to play it. Anyway, lets start with the cinematic intro that plays upon first loading the disc, it's great, what more can I say. It gets you pumped up and ready to start playing the game STRAIGHT AWAY! The graphics are simply amazing (whilst not the best in a game, they are ... more

So here it is. Splinter cell:pt. The sequel to one of the biggest games of the generation. How can it possibly improve upon what the original offered? Well, it sure did try, and suceeded in many ways. Graphically it's pretty much identical to splinter cell. No great improvements, but what can you expect considering how great splinter cell looked in the first place. The sound is very much akin to it's predecessor as well, with guards bantering, music creeping in at the right time to enhance the atmosphere, and a forgettable soundtrack. Gameplay has a few new additions, but nothing major ... more

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