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Sam Fisher drops the gear for a more action-packed adventure.

Years ago, it just so happened that I was in the market for a new game right around the time that the original Splinter Cell came out. While browsing at Gamestop, I narrowed down my choices to either Metal Gear Solid 2 or Splinter Cell, but the in-store representative assured me that Splinter Cell was the game to get. Thankfully, I listened, because after a few short minutes with the game I fell in love. Hiding in the shadows, avoiding enemies, and killing only as a last option was unbelievably fun. But not only was it fun, it was completely unlike anything I had played before. Fast-forward to 2010, and Splinter Cell has had a number of iterations, insane plot twists, and with this latest sequel, some revamped gameplay.

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The former Sony exclusive developer announces a new IP targeted for PS3 and Xbox 360.

Insomniac recently announced that they are entering multiplatform development via a partnership with EA in their EA Partners program.

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Yeah, it's not game related, but maybe a few of you will care.

Just wanted to quickly let all you guys know that the site now supports comment editing. It's as easy as double clicking your existing comment and modifying the text.

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What do you get when you cross Time Magazine, mini-games, and a mysterious, finicky, miserly cat?

I'm not quite sure, but I certainly know the reality of the hybrid would be much more enriching than whatever it is Sukeban Shachou Rena provides. The game begins with the cat I'm assuming is Rena sleeping on her (his?) desk. Forgive me for not knowing much about the cat's gender, but I'm pretty sure Rena is female. Anyway, I believe the cat finds the two subordinates are mostly incompetent, and thus determines that a new intern must be hired to compensate for how foolish and inept the first two human workers are.

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