Splinter Cell, Electronic Games

Tom Clancy''s Splinter Cell brought new levels of sophistication to stealth-action gaming. You play NSA Black Ops operative Sam Fisher, a so-called Splinter Cell, undertaking fearsomely dangerous missions on your own. Except this time around, Fisher is not entirely on his own: the game deck''s unique Bluetooth wireless technology has enabled two unique multiplayer modes, Sniper and cooperative. In the latter, you will have to work together with a friend to overcome the enemy. With 10 different universes and a bristling array of gadgetry, Tom Clancy''s Splinter Cell immerses you in a rich and challenging gameplay experience.

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