Splinter Cell Blacklist left the series in a very different

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While he continues to find his way into games other than his own franchise Sam Fisher's clearly still alive and well with Ubisoft. Likely waiting until the time is right and getting the right development team together to usher in Fisher's return it's been a long time since another entry in the Splinter Cell franchise.Now with an entire console generation dividing between the previous and the next many are awaiting any potential news on a new entry which has long been rumored and hinted at. Sam Fisher's own adventures have been gone a long time.

Sam Fisher's been everywhere at this point thanks to Ubisoft's ever-expanding universe of Tom Clancy's games. He's shown up in games as large as Rainbow Six Siege or Ghost Recon Wildlands and as small as the Elite Squad mobile tactics game. While it's been over seven years since the last Splinter Cell game the titular hero has managed to find himself basically any place besides a mainline sequel. Not to mention Splinter Cell Blacklist left the series in a very different state compared to his iconic outings from games like Chaos Theory.If you want to Buy

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The Splinter Cell games enjoyed massive success during their run in the early to mid-2000s. These strict stealth games masterfully delivered the fantasy of being a super-secret spy going about dangerous missions. The last entry in the series came in the form of 2013's Splinter Cell: Blacklist which sold poorly and as a result fan-favorite Sam Fisher has been nowhere in sight.Splinter Cell might not be getting another entry for some time but a feature-rich remaster of Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory for the new consoles could get the hearts of fans pumping once again.