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Game Information
- Platform: Nintendo 3DS
- BBFC Rating:
Suitable for 12 years and over. Not for sale to persons under age 12. By placing an order for this product, you declare that you are 12 years of age or over. - Media: Video Game
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Product Features
- Immersive 3D Action. Gameplay, Cinematic, Maps, HUD, Menus, Loading screens, and more are all rendered in stereoscopic 3D
- Optimized Controls. New button mapping with the Slide Pad and Touch Screen gives the player seamless control to equip weapons and gadgets for incredible comfort and reactivity leading to improved skill in mission executions
- Enhanced Weapons. Sam Fisher is equipped with enhanced weapons and top-notch gadgets to infiltrate the enemy: new fusion goggles, OCP electronic disabling device, wall mine, more add-ons to SC-20K rifle, smoke and gas grenades
- Infiltration Evolved. Lock is more intuitive than ever thanks to the new Slide Pad that mimics the realism of lock picking. Hacking has also evolved from numeric codes to solving interactive 3D puzzles
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Coming exclusively to the Nintendo 3DS, Tom Clancy’s Splinter Cell 3D is the highly anticipated hand held game in the multimillion-selling Splinter Cell series that redefined the stealth/action genre and is one of the most popular and critically acclaimed franchises of all time.
In Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell 3D, Sam Fisher is sent behind enemy lines in the Korean Peninsula to prevent WWIII, by investigating the responsible party that sunk the USS Clarence E Walsh, U.S.’s most advanced cruiser. Through his investigation, Sam learns that the key parties who are planning to use the Masse Kernels and launch WWIII are war comrade Douglas Shetland, Displace International, and Admiral Otomo, the Third Echelon Information Self Defense Force (I-SDF) contact. His goal will be to infiltrate their lines and expose their deeds before they manage to launch a new and deadly worldwide conflict.
The cutting edge hardware of the new Nintendo 3DS allows Splinter Cell fans and all stealth/action addicts to experience an immersive 3D adventure, interacting with the game like never before.
Product Description
- Immersive 3D Action. Gameplay, Cinematic, Maps, HUD, Menus, Loading screens, and more are all rendered in stereoscopic 3D
- Optimized Controls. New button mapping with the Slide Pad and Touch Screen gives the player seamless control to equip weapons and gadgets for incredible comfort and reactivity leading to improved skill in mission executions
- Enhanced Weapons. Sam Fisher is equipped with enhanced weapons and top-notch gadgets to infiltrate the enemy: new fusion goggles, OCP electronic disabling device, wall mine, more add-ons to SC-20K rifle, smoke and gas grenades
- Infiltration Evolved. Lock is more intuitive than ever thanks to the new Slide Pad that mimics the realism of lock picking. Hacking has also evolved from numeric codes to solving interactive 3D puzzles
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
Fun:
After a few mediocre reviews, I was rather apprehensive towards getting this game - big mistake. In spite of being a port, I found the game to be enjoyable, funny, tense and immersive. The characters are fun, the settings are realistic (as is the action).
Obviously, sneak mechanics is what this game is all about. The light and sound indicator are your life blood, as one mistake means a firefight, which rarely goes well with more than about two opponents. Yet the sneak mechanics is not ridiculous - armed guards act like you would expect under most circumstance, and with some clever moving about you can avoid confrontation most of the time.
I find that there is always an alternative route when you are faced with a seemingly insurmountable object like a door with an alarm, so exploring around can be rewarding and fun. Many obstacles have multiple resolutions to them, yet the game stays focussed enough to be fun at all times.
Biggest downside is the lack of support of the circle pad pro (the game precedes the peripheral). The button controls does a poor job, especially in firefights. The frame rate, I found, is also not always up to scratch, this probably being a result of the game being a port rather than a dedicated development.
From a commuter point of view, there is frequent save slots available, and the cut scenes are not overly long, so a definite good portable experience overall.
Obviously, sneak mechanics is what this game is all about. The light and sound indicator are your life blood, as one mistake means a firefight, which rarely goes well with more than about two opponents. Yet the sneak mechanics is not ridiculous - armed guards act like you would expect under most circumstance, and with some clever moving about you can avoid confrontation most of the time.
I find that there is always an alternative route when you are faced with a seemingly insurmountable object like a door with an alarm, so exploring around can be rewarding and fun. Many obstacles have multiple resolutions to them, yet the game stays focussed enough to be fun at all times.
Biggest downside is the lack of support of the circle pad pro (the game precedes the peripheral). The button controls does a poor job, especially in firefights. The frame rate, I found, is also not always up to scratch, this probably being a result of the game being a port rather than a dedicated development.
From a commuter point of view, there is frequent save slots available, and the cut scenes are not overly long, so a definite good portable experience overall.
Fun:
First thing I noticed about SC 3DS is that this is actually the same game as Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory on the original Xbox. Which I loved as I'm a Splinter Cell Fan and have played them all quite a few times. I think it's great to see Splinter Cell on the hand held and is much better than Splinter Cell on the PSP.
I preferred to play this game in 2D as I had issues with the darkness of the game so had to tilt the screen to get to see in dark areas. I know people are moaning about the darkness but remember this is Splinter Cell, you spend most of the time in your night vision goggles as you are always shooting out lights etc. to stay unseen. The 3D effect was decent, not great, I only used on the title screens, loading screens and cut scenes. But remember this is a new console and as time goes by the games will get better, stronger and the 3D will be great.
I had no problems with the camera or controls. Yes it's best to use your thumbs instead of your pen as it is much quicker to do this.
All in all I thought it was a good game, graphics good, kinda late PS2 graphics when it was at it's peak. Which is good as the old DS graphics were terrible at best. I wouldn't pay more than £[] for this brand new, I'd rather rent it which I did.
Good game, good fun, have a go if you are a Splinter Cell fan.
I preferred to play this game in 2D as I had issues with the darkness of the game so had to tilt the screen to get to see in dark areas. I know people are moaning about the darkness but remember this is Splinter Cell, you spend most of the time in your night vision goggles as you are always shooting out lights etc. to stay unseen. The 3D effect was decent, not great, I only used on the title screens, loading screens and cut scenes. But remember this is a new console and as time goes by the games will get better, stronger and the 3D will be great.
I had no problems with the camera or controls. Yes it's best to use your thumbs instead of your pen as it is much quicker to do this.
All in all I thought it was a good game, graphics good, kinda late PS2 graphics when it was at it's peak. Which is good as the old DS graphics were terrible at best. I wouldn't pay more than £[] for this brand new, I'd rather rent it which I did.
Good game, good fun, have a go if you are a Splinter Cell fan.
9 of 13 people found the following review helpful
Fun:
Just got this my 3DS - loving it so far BUT...
-it's dark as hell. You cannot play this in moderate sunlight.
-the controls are really annoying at first - once you get them, they're fine though (tip - use your thumbs!)
-it's not a portable game - though that isn't so bad as you can close the lid anyway.
-graphics - bit muddy. 3D works, although it is dodgy here and there - for instance, a computer screen up close has ghosty outlines at highest 3D (but you can tun it down, so...)
Haven't played the 2005 one, so can't really compare it to the original. Still, pretty fun despite the minor flaws - I'm loving it for what it is. If you've got the money spare, why not?
-it's dark as hell. You cannot play this in moderate sunlight.
-the controls are really annoying at first - once you get them, they're fine though (tip - use your thumbs!)
-it's not a portable game - though that isn't so bad as you can close the lid anyway.
-graphics - bit muddy. 3D works, although it is dodgy here and there - for instance, a computer screen up close has ghosty outlines at highest 3D (but you can tun it down, so...)
Haven't played the 2005 one, so can't really compare it to the original. Still, pretty fun despite the minor flaws - I'm loving it for what it is. If you've got the money spare, why not?
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Not a bad game
Before I got this game, I thought it was a total failure based on reviews I read before. But after playing it for several hours, I find it is not as bad as I thought. Read more
Published 6 months ago by Teng Lu
Worth a fiver, maybe not.
The frame rate is really slow, were talking 15fps so for a start every input from the user has a delay. Read more
Published 13 months ago by J. C. Moody
Where small screen and 3d just can't work...
I'll keep this short and sweet: this game is terrible on the 3ds. Note, I specified 3ds as it is the 3d which is wasted when you are walking around dark places trying to hide (just... Read more
Published 14 months ago by Mr. M. A. Archer
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