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Splinter Cell: Blacklist
We've given you information on what it's like to play the latest Splinter Cell installment in our hands-on preview. We've even covered Ubisoft's approach to offering different modes suited to various play styles. Now you can see more of the action for yourself in the latest video from Ubisoft.
Watch as community developer Zack Cooper walks viewers through a portion of the Louisiana Liquid Natural Gas mission and highlights the controls and tactics of Splinter Cell Blacklist.
Does the video make you interested in checking out the newest Splinter Cell title? Let us know what you think in the comments.
Splinter Cell Blacklist will be coming to Xbox 360, PC, Wii U, and PlayStation 3 on August 20. As of now, it has not been confirmed whether or not players can anticipate a next-gen release.
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