Splinter Cell: Conviction delayed until at least April '09
No, no, no, don't cry, Sam! Oh, now look, you've ruined your mascara. It appears emo Sam Fisher is going to be sitting on the sidelines a little longer as Ubisoft announced today that Splinter Cell: Conviction is being delayed until the company's next fiscal year. For those who don't tell time through corporate fiscal calendars, that means Conviction won't be released until after April of 2009.
Rumors of Conviction's delay have been floating around for months, kicked into overdrive by the game's no-show at Ubidays and E3. Back in May, the development team said it would be showing the game in "forthcoming months." Well, there's still Tokyo and Leipzig ...
Rumors of Conviction's delay have been floating around for months, kicked into overdrive by the game's no-show at Ubidays and E3. Back in May, the development team said it would be showing the game in "forthcoming months." Well, there's still Tokyo and Leipzig ...













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Remember that picture of Chief with $ signs in his eyes?I swear it gets copy-pasted in every Halo-related news.
Oh, you mean the part where the picture was Sam Fischer from Splinter Cell: Conviction and the article was about Splinter Cell: Conviction? That was how they were connected.
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oh, those are tears. that's rough.
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Splinter what? Who?
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They seemed to ignore the fact that Assassins Creed always looked like ass, while Splinter Cell did not.
Graphics are subjective. So you have every right to say what you did...but an average score of 80 on Metacritic between PC, PS3, and Xbox 360 does not a "poorly received" game make. Especially since Ubisoft was wetting their pants with how good the game was doing.
They had to up their sales predictions from 3 million to 5 million between 07-08, AND they had the fastest selling brand new IP on ANY system.
Source: http://kotaku.com/gaming/ubisoft/assassins-creed-kicking-sales-assass-333552.php
I've heard across the boards that it was the complete opposite. When Ubisoft realized how advanced Assassin's Creed was over Splinter Cell: Conviction, they wanted to redo the entire game to bring it up to speed with AC.
Also, as the first in a new series, it sold over 1 million units in one week. That's no easy feat for just any new IP.
Do your homework before you reverse the facts and flame a game that sold extremely well.
Old Sam..CONFIRMED?!!!
Sam, you cant die! Sam, Sam?!! SAAAAAAAMMMM!!!!!!
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Oh, wait. You weren't talking about me.
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Any who, i can wait. I hope...
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:-|
HA!
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somehow it has to be sony's fault...
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Sorry, all!
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I guess after AC killed the engine that they were gonna use for this game, they had to re-think things. Maybe people don't like monotony and tedium in games Ubisoft, just maybe.
I hope that they re-work it, and keep it in line with the former releases.
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Good day :)
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