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Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory

aka: Splinter Cell 3, Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell 3D, Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory HD

Moby ID: 20691

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Windows screenshots

thumbnail — Strangling an enemy while hanging from the roof.

thumbnail — Interrogating a special ops member.

thumbnail — Some of the maps are really atmospheric

thumbnail — Sam gets to use alot of air ducts and vents throughout the game.

thumbnail — Picking a lock.

thumbnail — This guard seems to be so fixated to this one corridor that you'd better find another way in.

thumbnail — Sam makes alot of jokes during the game.

thumbnail — This view is quite refreshing after all those modern office buildings.

thumbnail — Checking that the way is clear before moving on.

thumbnail — That's one big hole in the roof.

Xbox screenshots

thumbnail — Main Title

thumbnail — Main Menu

thumbnail — Training videos serve to get you familiar with the controls.

thumbnail — In between missions there will still be news caps to keep the story going.

thumbnail — Close-up on Sam Fisher, the splinter cell.

thumbnail — There will be several key members to brief you on each mission.

thumbnail — As it is with Splinter Cell games, normal vision will be nothing short of pitch black.

thumbnail — Switching on the night vision makes it easier to navigate with no lights around.

thumbnail — Unlike prequels, Splinter Cell 3 gives you a whole plethora of additional objectives aside the main ones, which are always optional but prolong the gameplay on each mission.

thumbnail — Two soldiers on your twelve, though with lights around night vision can get too shiny to aim properly.

thumbnail — Dragging bodies to shadowy areas will keep alarms at bay and you'll breathe easier.

thumbnail — You can switch the shooting hand for both pistol and rifle which will come in handy for shooting around corners.

thumbnail — Each mission has a general briefing displayed during loading time.

thumbnail — With thermal vision you can register heat signatures... bet these two don't even know how close their threat is.

thumbnail — You can disable the camera with your secondary pistol trigger, but only for a short period of time.

thumbnail — Sneaking past the wall to avoid being detected by the camera above you.

thumbnail — Aside the regular lockpicking, you can force open doors, break them, or stealth open them slightly.

thumbnail — This could be called a bank heist if only we wouldn't know Sam so well... he is not here for the money, that's for sure.

thumbnail — The new vision mode that lets you see the electricity current, the glowing things around you are computers, circuit breakers, and such.

thumbnail — There's no easier way to grab the guard than when they're sleeping.

thumbnail — Using a guard on a retinal scan to open the door for you.

thumbnail — As missions tend to get rather huge in comparison to game's prequels, a full 3D map is at your disposal, though it may take some time to adjust to it.

thumbnail — Sam now has a knife for silent attacks, and while holding a target you can decide to kill or just render the guard unconscious.

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