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Sign in. He's the only secret operative with the power to act above the law, and uses ruthless methods to interrogate enemies in order to extract crucial information that will prevent the next Blacklist attack. Thrilling gameplay is enhanced by full motion performance capture, creating a highly cinematic experience. Always one step ahead, Killing in Motion lets Sam strike with lethal precision by marking and executing multiple enemies in one fluid motion.

Active Sprint allows him to traverse the environment easily and fluidly, climb walls and leap over barriers in order to reach his next target while on the move. Infiltrate terrorist cells by using new gadgets such as the upgraded snake cam and micro tri-rotor drone which allows Sam to scout ahead, mark targets remotely, distract enemies, or explode with frag grenade force. With a mandate directly from the president, Sam is building a whole new Echelon unit; his team, his way.

Fourth Echelon is a fully mobile ops unit with unlimited resources and cutting-edge technology aboard the repurposed stealth airliner, the Paladin. The world may be a more dangerous place, but we'll sleep safer in the knowledge that Sam Fisher is out there, watching over us in the darkness with green nightvision goggles Will : With two players who know what they're doing and who know the pitfalls of Ubisoft's frustrating Internet play malarkey.

Splinter Cell co-op can be wonderful. Hanging into a room with your good spy-friend clutching onto your trousers, hurling each other around the room and generously rubbing masculine thighs - it's all brilliant. Unsettling, but brilliant. We had a few moments of high-level tension when one of us well, me ineptly blundered into direct view of hoodlums and terrorists, but overall this is co-op of the gods. The main problem is simply that I want more maps.

Prez : Agreed. Splinter Cell is one of the few games that's looked at the needs of co-op gaming and specifically designed itself around them.

I was less worried about the unintentionally homoerotic overtones, but then I'm a grown-up and mature and that. That said, a close-up of Will's arse is never a good thing What did worry me was the frighteningly high level of expertise shown by some players when I briefly ventured off-message and online making me all the more grateful to get back to the ham-fisted, amateur hour buffoonery displayed by Team ZONE.

Pissing About Potential : Pissing about often ends in alarms being slammed and Fisher getting angry. Best avoided really. Sam Fisher Has saved the world more than a few times now, but we regard his biggest and best adventure so far as last year's Chaos Theory, which saw the superspy stuck in the middle of a massive global information war. Before Sam gets a new hairdo and goes all bad in Double Agent, we managed to get an audience with series producer Mathieu Ferland right , who gave us the lowdown on the making of Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory - and more importantly, his attempts at finding girlfriends for two members of the development team Our basic intention for the game was to provide the best quality in every element of its design - those that have real meaning to gamers.

To achieve this, we read a lot of fan forums and conducted research to clarify what elements gamers most appreciated and to discover what content is less popular. From these observations and based on our own instinct, we identified many features to focus on in Chaos Theory, and our mindset and main objective was to include them all so we could make the best Splinter Cell ever.

Implementing this was such a challenge in a game like Splinter Cell because it deeply affected many gameplay elements, and so forced us to think of all possibilities and make things work whatever the player did. We wanted to improve the general tension in the game based on proximity and provide contextual cool situations to deal with, but also to equip the player with appropriate skills and tools, like Sam's knife and close-combat abilities.

We wanted to provide a real next-gen feeling on current generation hardware. The technology had been developed early enough in development to switch to production quite efficiently. However, it was a real challenge because tools to produce such quality visuals were not totally optimised at the time. More importantly, we realised that creating such high levels of detail was time consuming and very costly for the project Still, we wanted every level to be different and every zone to be unique.

We'd never have reached such quality were it not for the massively motivated efforts of the whole team. Globally, we were more restricted by animations than by actual gadgets. Considering the new systems and gameplay possibilities, we had to make choices with the player's weapons and abilities. For example, the 'SWAT turn' was removed in Chaos Theory, but we tried to design the game so that players didn't feel the need to do it - and they didn't miss it as a result.

We did increase the gadget and weapon possibilities though, especially for fire-fight situations such as the shotgun and sniper rifle. We were able to keep most of our original weapon list, but we had to 'organise' them appropriately in different weapon's attachments to keep the controls simple. In fact, the team had to fix more bugs than in any other Ubisoft game ever: more than 50,! Bugs or quality issues were mostly coming from the non-linear navigation. There was often a new context found by the QA team that we needed to deal with.

Moreover, because of the high quality of the graphics, we needed to match many other elements like sound effects, animation, interactive objects or simply to improve collision detection, otherwise we could have seen a quality gap between the elements making up the game. Unfortunately, some of these gaps were unpredictable, since many parts of the game were put together late in development. Just as an example, we wanted to have more special features for the top alert level; when Al is in the highest level of stress, looking for you and firing at you.

The Al was supposed to build barricades and use it as cover while shooting, stuff like that. We had to give up this feature though, for both technical reasons and time.

Still, we were satisfied with the results on Al. Also, I wish we could have developed more co-op missions in the game, but I m pretty pleased with how they turned out because they proved to be very popular with gamers.

In Chaos Theory, we wanted to add an extra dimension to the game by adding the ability to play with a partner using the core solo mechanics.