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<blockquote data-quote="Dark Jezter" data-source="post: 2158652" data-attributes="member: 1015">Lately I've been taking a little vacation from World of Warcraft to play the PC version of Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory, which is the third game in Ubisoft's popular Splinter Cell series.In case you're unfamiliar with the games, the SC games are third-person action titles where you have to use stealth, cunning, and nifty high-tech gadgets to beat the missions (running in with guns blazing will usually get you killed).&nbsp; You play as Sam Fisher, an ex-Navy SEAL who now works as a secret agent for the NSA (National Security Agency).&nbsp; Sam Fisher is voiced perfectly by Michael Ironside, who appeared in movies like Top Gun and Starship Troopers.Chaos Theory is easily the most impressive of the Splinter Cell games yet.&nbsp; The graphics are jaw-dropping, the missions are larger and have more replay value than in the previous titles, and the game includes an incredibly addictive new 2-player cooperative mode.&nbsp; This game also features Sam Fisher at his very best, and some of the conversations he has while interrogating his enemies are absolutely priceless.Has anybody else been playing this game?&nbsp; Thoughts?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Dark Jezter, post: 2158652, member: 1015"] Lately I've been taking a little vacation from World of Warcraft to play the PC version of Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory, which is the third game in Ubisoft's popular Splinter Cell series. In case you're unfamiliar with the games, the SC games are third-person action titles where you have to use stealth, cunning, and nifty high-tech gadgets to beat the missions (running in with guns blazing will usually get you killed). You play as Sam Fisher, an ex-Navy SEAL who now works as a secret agent for the NSA (National Security Agency). Sam Fisher is voiced perfectly by Michael Ironside, who appeared in movies like Top Gun and Starship Troopers. Chaos Theory is easily the most impressive of the Splinter Cell games yet. The graphics are jaw-dropping, the missions are larger and have more replay value than in the previous titles, and the game includes an incredibly addictive new 2-player cooperative mode. This game also features Sam Fisher at his very best, and some of the conversations he has while interrogating his enemies are absolutely priceless. Has anybody else been playing this game? Thoughts? [/QUOTE]

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