Coming exclusively to the Xbox 360 video game and entertainment system from Microsoft, Tom Clancy’s Splinter Cell Conviction is the highly anticipated sequel in the multimillion-selling Splinter Cell series and one of the most critically acclaimed Xbox franchises of all time. An investigation into his daughter’s death unwittingly leads former agent Sam Fisher to discover he’s been betrayed by his prior agency, the Third Echelon. Now a renegade, Fisher finds himself in a race against time to thwart a deadly terrorist plot that threatens millions. Familiar locationsView larger. Dramatic StorylineView larger. Detailed Graphics SystemView larger. Synopsis Uniting revolutionary gameplay enhancements (more…)

The newest issue of GamePro magazine has arrived in the office, and they’re so excited that they just can’t keep it to themselves! They’ve done Fall preview blowouts for a few years now, but this year has the most diverse and exciting lineup yet, and their coverage reflects that. Leading off the lineup this year is one of the most exciting returns in gaming, as Sam Fisher reinvents stealth in Splinter Cell Conviction!
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Xbox 360 exclusivity is "purely a business decision", says Lead Designer; "we could absolutely execute on the PS3".
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Did Ubisoft deliberately leave the ending location un-blurred or is this a genuine error on their part? Perhaps they didn’t expect eagle eyed gamers to dissect their video with such an inquisitive eye? Minor spoilers ahead.
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BeefJack writes: "The dust has more than settled on the Los Angeles Convention Centre and E3 but the content is still coming, even if it is at a very slow pace.

The latest piece of content to surface is a behind the scenes look at the Conviction team (or Ubisoft to give them their correct name) at E3."
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Splinter Cell Conviction won more than 12 awards at E3; sweeping up more than any other Xbox 360 game, including GameSpot’s Best Action-Adventure Game and Best Xbox 360 Game.
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OXM UK: Steven Spielberg said his movie-making is inspired by Splinter Cell and other videogames, according to Ubisoft’s Maxime Beland.
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Jon Hicks from OXM UK writes:

"Creative Director of Splinter Cell: Conviction, Maxime Beland, has revealed it’ll be possible to complete the game in around 12 hours, in an exclusive interview in the latest issue of OXM.

"I want people to play my games and finish them," Beland told us as we were getting our first playtest of the game. "We’re going to ship with difficulty levels, at least a normal mode and realistic mode – like we did on Rainbow Six Vegas."
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Badassgamer: "Splinter Cell has always been known for it’s brilliant stealth and action hybrid, however with Splinter Cell:Conviction, that trend isn’t just set to continue, but according to Maxime Beland, the creative director behind the project, Splinter Cell: Conviction will take the genre to a whole new level."
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Tom Clancy’s Splinter Cell novel gets back again with a new title , called " Conviction " which is the same title the next game is using . The author is David Michaels – pseudonym , the real name of the author is Grant Blackwood – who wrote the two previous novels " Checkmate and Fallout " which released in 2006 , 2007 . It’s the first time the novel uses the title which the game uses , and it seems that the events will be as same as the game’s events which will release in the same month . The strange thing is that the author will release another novel , called " Endgame " in November 24 , 2009 which also was listed in Amazon website , and it seems that it will be a " completion " of Conviction story and the end of the story of splinter cell which maybe also an indication for the end of the story of the game series . Nothing is confirmed about the Game’s story , but just speculations .
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