Splinter Cell Double Agent (PC) (PC Games)

2006 has already seen one longstanding gaming series revitalised successfully, and Eidos Interactive's Tomb Raider: Legend was indeed a welcome breath of fresh air to an otherwise stale franchise sagging beneath a top-heavy 'stinker count'. Now, that's...

But with Double Agent's relentlessly nerve-jangling pace, player patience is indeed a beautifully repaying virtue. Towards the game's climax, Fisher's trusty armament will be unleashed through an explosive urban warfare mission that smacks heavily of...

Ubisoft have been one of the 360′s biggest supporters since the console launched, bringing a large collection of highly playable top-notch titles to the platform. Now almost twelve months in, and after a small summer respite they are back once again...

Rebel with a cause

Multiplayer is phenomenal.; Single-player takes a lot of chancesâ

…Though it doesn’t make the most of them

Why is the amazing co-op mode from the original-Xbox version not here?

Double Agent is the fourth installment of the widely-acclaimed Tom Clancy series of Splinter Cell games from Ubisoft; the developers responsible for Clancy's other hit series', Rainbow Six and Ghost Recon. Whilst the other titles are focused more on...

More of a Splinter Cell 3.5 than a fully revamped 4, Double Agent could've been so much more. That said, and if viewed as if it was the first game in the series, it's an enjoyable experience that is definitely worth picking up whether you're a fan of...

When Double Agent was first announced, it probably caused as much controversy as Ghost Recon 2 did (or just about any sequel that Ubisoft is responsible for). As we all know, Ghost Recon 2 received a third person point of view, became less strategic,...

After giving the game a tough rundown I have finally found out that Ubisofts slightly different direction in making the game heavily focused on story and character development has been a wise decision for the series.

Very lengthy single player (up to 15 – 20 hours), beautiful visuals with fantastic lighting, great character build up, compelling story, action packed missions, Xbox Live and last but not least you get to decide if Fisher is a hero or a zero

Characters in game have low speech volume which can ruin a few things because you couldn't bloody hear them. Co-op could be better so it looks like Chaos Theory still holds the trophy to best co-op

Tom Clancy’s Splinter Cell Double Agent is simply superb. Not only is it the best addition to the Splinter Cell Series but it has hit the next generation consoles looking, sounding and feeling better than ever. The choose your own adventure in single...

Sam Fisher. Finally a bad ass.

This is how you do a Splinter Cell game. From start to finish this blows everything else out of the water with an excellent story, fantastic production values and wonderful gameplay. I can't wait to see where they go from here but Solid Snake has some...

Sam Fisher has a pretty rough time in the first few minutes of Splinter Cell: Double Agent. The game starts with him losing an overzealous greenhorn on a mission, then things get worse when his daughter is killed in an auto accident. And, to top it all...

Your name is Agent Fisher, your mission, should you chose to accept it, is to go undercover and stop the elite Terrorist group JBA (John Brown's Army) from setting off a bomb that is sure to mimic the effects of the September 11th attack on this...

The success of the stealth-based Splinter Cell franchise is arguably one of the reasons the original Xbox became popular. With the release of the Xbox 360, Ubisoft has much to live up to in delivering a next generation version of the Splinter Cell...

Conclusion:Splinter Cell: Double Agent isn't the game most 360 owners where hoping for. While it's certainly an excellent entry in the series, it fails to surmount the success of Chaos Theory in many respects. It's certainly worth a look to play...