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Splinter Cell fans come in..

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what do you guys think of the new game, "blacklist"? i think it is a major upset. though the gameplay is terrific and has great new features, it looks way too politicized and sensitive. hunting down terrorists, in muslim lands, seriously? none of the previous splinter cell attacked muslims like they're doing it in this game. i think it's a pass for me this year.
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Abakar, I haven't played these games in a long time but Sam Fisher doesn't take shit from anyone. In the first or second game he shot that Israeli double agent in the face after she helped him get to where he needed to get to remember. Sam doesn't discriminate, he owns bad guys no matter who they are
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im still upset they haven't introduced conviction to ps3, after years of sitting on the edge of my seat. how can they decide to not bother to bring conviction and then come up with this? not to mention they kicked out lambert and anna from the new game.
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