Oh, and you were promised some early concept art-you can get a look at that down below.The top-secret initiative is dubbed Third Echelon. ThirteenAG's widescreen fix mod reportedly works quite well, and if you want to go deeper there's a good thread on ModDB explaining other ways to give Splinter Cell a much-needed visual refresh. Fortunately, there are ways to improve that situation.
The game runs perfectly well out of the metaphorical box, but its age shows: The maximum supported resolution is 1600x1200, which was pretty hot bananas at the turn of the millennium but kind of a headache now. There's still plenty of time ahead for things to be made clear, though, and in the meantime you can get yourself in the Sam Fisher state of mind for free on the Ubisoft Store, where the original Splinter Cell is free for keeps until November 30. So Splinter Cell is turning out to be more complicated than perhaps some fans expected. We want to make sure that we absolutely nail the game, we actually do everything in the right way, and produce an absolutely stellar quality experience." "We're very early in production," Auty said. Auty said the team will be "going dark" so it can focus on developing the game. It'll likely be a while yet before we find out about Ironside's return, or anything else, for that matter. A rep politely but firmly declined to comment.) It's obviously vital that he does, but for now, Ubisoft isn't saying one way or the other.
Unfortunately, while the panel also takes some time to talk about Sam Fisher, noting that the character is a consummate professional with a sharp sense of humor and respect for his adversaries, there's no word about whether Michael Ironside will return to voice the character. "Obviously stealth is an extremely important pillar for us, and we aim to incorporate modern design philosophies, improving the minute-to-minute stealth gameplay that was so special in the original." "We want to give the player a few more opportunities to de-escalate some of those situations, right?" Schmoll said.
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