Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell 3D - Nintendo 3DS
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Features
- Immersive 3D Action. Gameplay, Cinematic, Maps, HUD, Menus, Loading screens, and more are projected in stereoscopic 3D.
- Optimized Controls. New button mapping with the Slide Pad and Touch Pad gives the player seamless control to equip weapons and gadgets for more effective mission executions.
- Enhanced Weapons. Protagonist Sam Fisher is equipped with enhanced weapons and better gadgets to infiltrate the enemy: new fusion goggles, OCP electronic disabling device, wall mine, more add-ons for the SC-20K rifle, smoke and gas grenades.
- Infiltration Evolved. Lock picking is enhanced by utilizing the new Slide Pad to mimic the realism of lock picking. Hacking has also evolved from numeric codes to solving interactive 3D puzzles.
Product Description
Coming exclusively to the Nintendo 3DS™, Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell 3D is the highly anticipated hand held game in the multimillion-selling Splinter Cell series and one of the most critically acclaimed franchises of all time.Sam Fisher is sent behind enemy lines in the Korean Peninsula to prevent WWIII, by investigating the responsible party that sunk the USS Clarence E Walsh, U.S.'s most advanced cruiser. Through his investigation, Sam learns that the key parties who are planning to use the Masse Kernels to launch WWIII are war comrade Douglas Shetland, Displace International, and Admiral Otomo, the Third Echelon Information Self Defense Force (I-SDF) contact. The cutting edge hardware of the new Nintendo 3DS™ allows Splinter Cell fans to play in immersive 3D and ability to interact with the game like nothing before.
Product Specifications
| Product ID | 922020 |
|---|---|
| Is Preorder? | No |
| Only at GameStop | No |
| Product Height | 0.4 |
| Product Dimensions: (H x W x L) | 0.40X3.27X3.60 |
| Product Weight | 0.13 |
| Product Length | 3.6 |
| Product Width | 3.27 |
| Brand Name | Ubisoft |
| Developer Name | UbiSoft |
| Franchise | Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell |
Dates
| Is Preorder? | No |
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General
| Only at GameStop | No |
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Dimension
| Product Height | 0.4 |
|---|---|
| Product Dimensions: (H x W x L) | 0.40X3.27X3.60 |
| Product Weight | 0.13 |
| Product Length | 3.6 |
| Product Width | 3.27 |
Fandom
| Brand Name | Ubisoft |
|---|---|
| Developer Name | UbiSoft |
| Franchise | Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell |
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I personally never played the original Splinter Cells games on home consoles but I do own GRAW 2 which is a great Tom Clancy game. The stealth aspect works well though sometimes I felt I was cheating with how dumb the AI could be sometimes. Weapons are generic for a stealth shooter, but "customization" of the assault rifle makes up for it. Using different gadgets and being able to interact with the environment really set this game apart, though this is basically the only stealth shooter I've played.
kills,attatchments,goggles,everything is good.even levels!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!GET IT NOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!
good game but at first it was hard and confusing but after 10 minutes i got the hang of it its like metal gear solid
A lot of 3DS games have been suffering from "lack of content". Unfortunately, this game suffers from that too. While the game is fun and has pretty good visuals, it is held back from repetitive game-play and a small amount of content. -----Splinter Cell 3D has pretty nice graphics. The character models look good and the environments are detailed enough. The game is very dark though, but it still looks nice. It's not one of the best looking 3DS games, but it looks good enough to get an 8. -----The game consists of moving slowly around guarded areas, finding objects, and taking out baddies with stealth combat. The game moves a bit slow, even for a stealth game. And most of the missions feel repetitive. However, the game is still enjoyable to play. The controls work fine, even if aiming with the A,B,X, and Y buttons is kind of wonky. But the main problem with the game is the lack of content. There are 10 missions. That's it. If you play a mission a day, then you will be done with the game in 10 days. There is no reason to go back and play the game. It's a shame there are no bonus modes like a survival mode, and the lack of online is upsetting. ----- While the game is fun, it gets repetitive and is just so short. You will be done with the game after you complete the 10 missions, and that's a shame. Plus, this is a straight up port of Chaos Theory (if you didn't already know). If you really like Splinter Cell and want to play through this, then rent it or buy used so you can return it after you beat it.
Great game and would buy again. Wanted a shoot them up game. Never played splinter cell before. found out its not a shoot them up. it turned out to be even better. you have to buy it and play it new or used does not matter get it play it.