Ubisoft's put live the demo for Splinter Cell: Conviction on Xbox Live Marketplace - as promised. The demo weighs in at just about 1Gb. Go get that download on here. As for you PC kids, go cry and hug ...

Ubisoft's community developer, Li Kuo, has tweeted some rather bad news for PC gamers. No PC demo will be released for Splinter Cell: Conviction. Now won't have chance to decide if it was worth the ...

GOG launched the program just under a year ago, with 100 games such as Dungeon Keeper, Theme Hospital and Blade Runner ...

Sam Fisher is back and he's on a mission to find his daughter's killer. Arguably gaming's most intimidating interrogator, players will use Sam's expansive arsenal of moves to unravel a conspiracy ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. Ubi Soft has announced that the PC version of Splinter Cell is scheduled to arrive in stores on February 18. Although some small adaptations have been ...

Ubisoft is giving away a free copy of the first Splinter Cell title for all PC players for a limited time alongside the company’s Black Friday sale. Anyone with a PC easily capable of running the 2003 ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. As part of Ubisoft's 35th anniversary celebrations, the publisher is giving away free games, and the latest one has now been revealed. 2005's Splinter ...

i cant believe this isnt a bigger problem with lots of people complaining about it but i've searched the web and can only find a single post on the official ubi forums with no replies. the game is ...

For a while, there was the impression that the PC version of Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell would be scaled down graphically compared to the Xbox version. This to support the older 3D accelerators. Not ...

Apparently convinced that good things come in threes, Ubisoft has released a third trio of Splinter Cell: Conviction trailers showing more of sneaky Sam Fisher's tactical tricks. Splinter Cell: ...

Part of the intrigue in a good stealth game is trying to do things with as little force as possible, avoiding killing anyone that isn't absolutely required. Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell was usually a ...